In a significant breakthrough, law enforcement authorities in Hecheng district, Huaihua city, Hunan province, have dismantled a child trafficking network, leading to the arrest of four suspects and the rescue of three infants. The operation was initiated following a tip-off from a vigilant citizen on Saturday noon, prompting immediate action from the local police station. Two suspects were swiftly apprehended, and the informant was enlisted to aid in the ongoing investigation. Upon confirming the initial leads, a dedicated task force was assembled to delve deeper into the case. By Saturday evening, the police had successfully arrested two additional suspects and rescued three infants from the clutches of the trafficking ring. The investigation remains active as authorities work to uncover further details and ensure justice is served. This operation underscores the critical role of community vigilance and swift police response in combating heinous crimes such as child trafficking.
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8 viral foods you must try at Dubai’s Global Village this season
Dubai’s Global Village has once again transformed into a gastronomic paradise, offering a diverse array of viral foods that are taking social media by storm. This season, the park has become a hub for fusion cuisine, over-the-top desserts, and reinvented street snacks, drawing food enthusiasts from all corners of the globe. Here are eight must-try dishes that have captured the attention of influencers and foodies alike.
At the Bosnian House on Happiness Street, the Pljeskavica, a traditional Bosnian sandwich with a beef patty, onions, and sauces, pairs perfectly with Ayran, a yogurt-based drink. This hearty meal offers a rustic Balkan experience for Dh47.
Fold on Fiesta Street has created a buzz with its innovative croissant-burger hybrid, The Classic Fold. Layers of buttery croissant encase a cheesy beef filling, making it a must-try for Dh40.
Culture Gate introduces the Buffalo Chicken Krozza, a pizza slice with a flaky croissant base topped with tangy sauce, cheese, and chicken. This unique dish is served in a charming triangular pink box for Dh39.
For vegetarians, Indo-Yo on Happiness Street offers the Gyoza Carbonara, a fusion of Korean ramyeon tossed in carbonara sauce and served with steamed vegetable gyoza. This Asian-inspired pasta dish is priced at Dh40.
Ribsagna on Fiesta Street presents a bold twist on lasagna, combining tender ribs with layers of melted cheese. This flavor-packed dish is a steal at Dh42.
Dip’d has gained popularity for its Chicken Burger with Dynamite, featuring soft buns, tangy sauce, and a crispy dip. This viral street food is a bargain at Dh38.
Croffee on Happiness Street delights with its Magnum Croissant, a warm croissant filled with Magnum ice cream, kunafa, and pistachio. This indulgent dessert is worth every bit of its Dh44 price tag.
Finally, the Turkey Pavilion’s Bisqo offers the Overload Misu, a decadent mix of thick cold coffee and tiramisu garnished with cocoa powder. This must-try dessert completes your Global Village experience for Dh40.
With so many viral foods to explore, one visit to Global Village is never enough. Plan your trip and embark on a culinary journey that promises to tantalize your taste buds and ignite your social media feeds.
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New unmanned helicopter completes maiden flight in Northeast China
In a significant leap for China’s aviation industry, the T1400 Tandem Rotor Unmanned Helicopter successfully completed its maiden flight in Harbin, Heilongjiang province, on October 30, 2025. Developed by Harbin United Aircraft Technology Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of the United Aircraft Group, this cutting-edge drone marks a pivotal advancement in low-altitude equipment, heralding the ‘tonne-class’ era in unmanned aviation. During its inaugural test flight, the T1400 demonstrated exceptional capabilities, including precise hovering, route navigation, and controlled landings. With a maximum takeoff weight of 1,400 kilograms and a payload capacity of 650 kilograms—equivalent to over ten adults—the T1400 is engineered for endurance, capable of operating for more than eight hours. Its robust design allows it to function in extreme temperatures ranging from -40°C to 55°C, withstand strong winds, and reach altitudes of up to 6,500 meters. Tian Gangyin, Chairman of the United Aircraft Group, emphasized the T1400’s potential to revolutionize industries such as agriculture, logistics, and emergency rescue, particularly in Heilongjiang’s expansive farmlands, forests, and waterways. The province, a key grain producer and forest base, has been actively fostering the low-altitude economy, aiming for significant breakthroughs by 2027. This initiative aligns with China’s broader strategy to position the low-altitude economy as a major growth driver, with projected market values of 1.5 trillion yuan by 2025 and 3.5 trillion yuan by 2035, according to the Civil Aviation Administration of China.
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Chinese defense minister attends ASEAN Defense Ministers Meeting Plus in Malaysia
The 12th ASEAN Defense Ministers Meeting Plus (ADMM-Plus) convened in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on November 1, 2025, with Chinese Defense Minister Dong Jun in attendance. Speaking at the event, Dong emphasized the significance of the 15th anniversary of the ADMM-Plus mechanism, highlighting the increasing interconnectedness of regional nations and the growing demand for peace and development amidst emerging threats. Dong underscored the importance of the Global Governance Initiative, which aligns with the ASEAN Charter and the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation in Southeast Asia, offering Chinese solutions to global challenges. He called for countries to remain committed to peace and cooperation, seek common ground, and work together for shared development and stability. Dong reaffirmed China’s support for ASEAN’s central role in the regional architecture and expressed China’s willingness to collaborate with regional countries to maintain peace, resolve differences through dialogue, and enhance open cooperation. He also pledged China’s continued contribution to ADMM-Plus security cooperation and the building of a closer China-ASEAN community with a shared future. Additionally, Dong held discussions with defense leaders from South Korea, Japan, and Australia during the event.
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India notches easy five-wicket win against Australia in third T20
In a thrilling display of aggressive batting, Washington Sundar’s unbeaten 49 off 23 balls powered India to a series-leveling five-wicket victory over Australia in the third Twenty20 international on Sunday. The match, held in Hobart, saw India chase down Australia’s total of 186-6 with nine balls to spare. Sundar’s explosive innings, featuring four sixes and three fours, overshadowed Australia’s strong performances from Tim David (74 off 38) and Marcus Stoinis (64 off 39). The win came after Australia had won the second match of the five-game series, while the first was washed out due to rain. India made three changes to their lineup, including the inclusion of left-arm fast bowler Arshdeep Singh, who claimed 3-35, and Jitesh Sharma, who played his first T20 since January 2024. Nathan Ellis (3-36) was Australia’s standout bowler, but Sundar’s dominance in the chase ensured India’s triumph. The series continues with the fourth match on Thursday and concludes in Brisbane on Saturday.
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UAE vs Iraq in Abu Dhabi: Iraqi Football Association buys all tickets for its fans
In a strategic move to ensure strong support for their national team, the Iraqi Football Association has purchased all tickets allocated to Iraqi fans for the upcoming World Cup 2026 qualifying playoff match against the UAE. The match, scheduled for November 13 at the Mohammed bin Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi, will see Iraqi fans unable to purchase tickets directly from the UAE Football Association (UAEFA) website. This decision underscores the importance of the match as the first leg of the playoffs, with the second leg set to take place in Iraq on November 18. The aggregate winner of the two matches will advance to the intercontinental playoff, keeping alive the dreams of both teams to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The UAE team, still reeling from a recent defeat to Qatar, views this playoff as a crucial opportunity to revive their World Cup aspirations. The UAEFA has extended a warm welcome to the Iraqi team and its fans, referring to the UAE as their ‘second home.’
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‘Costly spectacle’: India’s cloud seeding trials in New Delhi fall flat
India’s ambitious attempt to combat Delhi’s severe air pollution through cloud seeding has been met with skepticism and disappointment. The initiative, launched in collaboration with the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur, involved spraying particles like silver iodide and salt into clouds from a Cessna aircraft to induce rainfall, which could potentially wash away pollutants. However, the first trials last week yielded minimal rainfall due to insufficient cloud cover, casting doubt on the method’s effectiveness. Environmental activists and scientists have criticized the approach, labeling it a ‘costly spectacle’ that fails to address the root causes of pollution. Delhi, home to 30 million residents, faces a recurring winter smog crisis, with emissions from farm fires, factories, and vehicles trapped by cold air. Despite interventions like vehicle restrictions and smog towers, the city’s air quality remains among the worst globally. A day after the trial, PM2.5 levels soared to 323, 20 times the World Health Organization’s daily limit. Critics argue that cloud seeding, even if successful, offers only temporary relief, as pollution levels rebound quickly. Long-term solutions, such as cleaner fuels, better waste management, and stricter emission controls, are deemed essential. The debate continues as authorities defend the trials as part of a broader research process, while experts call for a focus on sustainable measures.
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UAE welcomes UN resolution on Western Sahara autonomy based on Morocco plan
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has expressed strong support for a recent United Nations resolution advocating for genuine autonomy for Western Sahara under Moroccan sovereignty. This resolution, drafted by the United States and adopted by the UN Security Council, aims to address the decades-long territorial dispute between Morocco and the Algeria-backed Polisario Front. Western Sahara, a vast desert region comparable in size to Britain, has been a contentious issue since Spain’s withdrawal in 1975. Morocco claims the territory as its own, while the Polisario Front seeks to establish an independent Sahrawi Republic. The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Mofa) hailed the resolution as a significant step toward achieving a lasting political solution, aligning with the principles of the UN Charter. Mofa also commended US diplomatic efforts in advancing the resolution and reaffirmed the UAE’s solidarity with Morocco, emphasizing the importance of peaceful negotiations and Morocco’s legitimate rights over the territory. The UAE’s support underscores its commitment to regional stability, sovereignty, and sustainable prosperity.
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Hegseth in Vietnam to strengthen defense ties and reassure a cautious partner
HANOI, Vietnam — U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth arrived in Vietnam on Sunday, emphasizing the importance of healing the wounds of the Vietnam War as a cornerstone of the bilateral defense relationship. This visit, marking 30 years of diplomatic ties and two years since the upgrade to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, underscores Washington’s efforts to strengthen ties with a historically cautious ally. Hegseth highlighted that addressing the war’s legacy, which concluded 50 years ago, remains a top priority for the U.S. administration and the Department of Defense. His trip follows a meeting with counterparts from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Since the normalization of relations in 1995, the U.S. and Vietnam have collaborated on clearing unexploded ordnance, recovering missing service members’ remains, and cleaning up dioxin contamination from former U.S. air bases. These efforts, though temporarily disrupted by funding cuts, have resumed and are seen as vital to stabilizing bilateral relations. Nguyen Khac Giang, a visiting fellow at Singapore’s ISEAS–Yusof Ishak Institute, noted that war legacy cooperation provides essential political cover for Vietnam to deepen ties with the U.S. while maintaining its strategic autonomy. Hegseth’s visit comes at a pivotal moment, as Vietnam’s Communist Party chief recently visited North Korea, and reports suggest Hanoi may purchase Russian fighter jets. These moves reflect Vietnam’s hedging strategy amid uncertainties about U.S. reliability in the Indo-Pacific. Despite challenges, Hegseth’s visit signals Vietnam’s deliberate, albeit cautious, deepening of defense ties with the U.S.
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2026 APEC: See you in Shenzhen
The 32nd APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting concluded on Saturday in Gyeongju, South Korea, with a significant announcement: Shenzhen, a bustling metropolis in southern China, will host the next APEC summit in November 2026. The handover of the APEC chairmanship was marked by a formal session, where leaders expressed optimism about the future of regional cooperation. Participants interviewed by China Daily shared their enthusiasm for the upcoming event, highlighting their anticipation for enhanced dialogue, strengthened partnerships, and collective efforts toward shared prosperity. Shenzhen, known for its innovation and economic dynamism, is expected to provide a fitting backdrop for these high-level discussions. The announcement underscores China’s continued commitment to fostering international collaboration and economic growth within the Asia-Pacific region.