It was not until the early 20th century that the British explorer Aurel Stein and others excavated wooden slips and sheepskin documents written in Kharosthi—a script used in Gandhara, an ancient region covering present-day northwest Pakistan and southeast Afghanistan—and Chinese at the Niya Ruins, and both mentioned “Jingjue.”

AI has vastly enhanced innovation efficiency, with breakthroughs emerging on all frontiers.

This legislative productivity reflects China’s systematic approach to strengthening the legal foundation for economic development, aligning with the broader governance strategy of governing Xinjiang in accordance with the law.

Cameroon’s electricity sector has entered a new period of turbulence after two major power plants suspended their output from the Southern Interconnected Grid (RIS), exposing the financial vulnerabilities that continue to threaten the country’s power supply.

Investment bank UBS concludes that to reach net zero, the world may start to impose restrictions on new fossil fuel investment. Not complete restrictions and not overnight, but enough to reduce cumulative fossil capex by about $10 trillion from now to 2050, or about 2/3 of what we would expect to invest at the current run rate.

A new convention in Berlin wants to bring together experts from different fields to create new ideas from different perspectives to discuss how to shape the future of the internet.

Qingdao Summit Highlights China’s Development Priorities and Opportunities for Multinational Companies