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Geely introduces the EVA Cab, designed without a steering wheel and intended for large-scale robotaxi operations, but its status as a first is debatable.
Despite Beijing's efforts to halt price reductions, BYD's recent price cuts are intensifying the competition among automakers, prompting concerns about market stability.
Despite expectations of 20,000 annual sales, Kia's Tasman managed only 399 sales last month, raising concerns about its market viability against competitors like the HiLux.
A Japanese startup has submitted a request for approval of a novel drug targeting chronic kidney disease in cats, a condition that presently lacks a definitive cure.
The International Atomic Energy Agency has acknowledged Belgium's ongoing efforts to enhance nuclear and radiation safety standards.
Southern China is experiencing significant rainfall, with forecasts predicting totals over 100mm, prompting fears of potential flooding in the region.
Tokyo Electron has severed ties with Jay Chen, a key figure in its China operations, following revelations of his connections to Chinese start-ups.
In its latest report, China National Nuclear Power has indicated a 2.7% decrease in on-grid power generation for the first quarter compared to the previous year.
In 2025, nearly 900 Rohingya went missing while attempting perilous sea journeys to Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia, underscoring the grim reality of human trafficking networks preying on their plight.
Geely's EVA Cab marks a significant step in the autonomous vehicle market, potentially positioning the company as a competitor to established players like Uber and Waymo.
CATL has introduced its new Shenxing 3 and Qilin 3 batteries, which are designed to charge from 10 to 98 percent in just 6.5 minutes, enhancing both charging speed and vehicle range.
A unique mini pickup golf cart from Henan features air conditioning, power windows, and design elements inspired by the Ram TRX, all at a price lower than a set of Hellcat wheels.
The thought of mice invading your home can be unsettling. Australian farmers are now grappling with the potential for another mouse plague, raising concerns about the impact on agriculture and health.
The increasing number of dead shearwaters, or muttonbirds, found on Australian shores raises serious environmental concerns linked to human activities.
As dinosaurs faced extinction 66 million years ago, some small mammals, particularly those in the Cimolodon genus, managed to survive and shape the future of life on the Pacific Coast.
The South Korean government is contemplating the introduction of energy vouchers while simultaneously boosting its reliance on coal and nuclear energy sources.
Japanese director Sho Miyake has made his way to the United States, presenting two films that delve into the intricate nature of human desire.
In northern Japan, over 1,000 firefighters are currently engaged in combatting two significant wildfires, leading to the evacuation of approximately 3,000 residents.
The departure of seven MPs from the Aam Aadmi Party to the BJP has raised concerns about the party's influence in the Rajya Sabha and potential political instability.
The Hoover Institution provides insights into significant topics impacting the energy landscape, including electric vehicles, trade in Southeast Asia, and the future of nuclear power.