#China

#China

According to data from World Population Review, people in China consume an average of 14.3 kilograms of garlic each year, which is 31 and a half pounds. That is more than double second-place South Korea at 6.2 kilograms, and more than five times third-place Bangladesh. While garlic bulbs vary in size, there are usually around 8 per pound, which means the average Chinese person eats around 250 bulbs of garlic a year.

OPINION - You can never count Russia out. More than three years after Vladimir Putin's failed blitzkrieg on Kyiv, Moscow is proving it still has plenty of punch on the world stage as Putin continues to pursue his brutal war on the conventional battlefields of Ukraine and expand his war of sabotage, propaganda, and political action against the United States and its allies around the world.

The body camera hung from the top of the IV drip, recording the slightest twitch made by Yang Guoliang as he lay bloody and paralyzed in a hospital bed after a police beating with bricks.By then, surveillance was nothing new for the Yang family in rural China, snared in an intricate network based on U.S. technology that spies on them and predicts what they'll do.

China, having long been the world's largest shipbuilding force, is reinforcing its dominance with a merger that will create a massive industrial entity.

NASA is facing significant leadership challenges as it navigates devastating cuts to its science budget while aiming to return astronauts to the Moon through its Artemis program.

On 19 July, Chinese premier Li Qiang announced the launch of a project to build the world's largest hydropower station in the lower reaches of the Yarlung Zangbo River, known as the Brahmaputra in India and Bangladesh.

Swatch has faced backlash and accusations of racism for an advert that featured a model pulling the corners of his eyes, causing significant outrage on social media.

Within 18 hours, Xiaomi received about 240,000 orders for its YU7 crossover, showcasing a demand that significantly outpaces production capabilities.

The scores in the Shanghai Ranking are based on several factors, such as the number of faculty and alumni of the institutions who have received the Nobel Prize or the Fields Medal, the number of highly cited researchers on staff, or the number of articles published in the academic journals Science and Nature over the past five years.