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 Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng is accelerating its push beyond China — and this time, it’s betting big on affordability. CEO He Xiaopeng confirmed in an interview with CNBC that the company plans to launch its Mona brand overseas as early as 2026. The Mona brand debuted last year in China with the Mona M03 coupe , priced at just under $17,000 — a clear signal that Xpeng wants to compete not only with Tesla but also with established automakers like BMW, Mercedes, and Volkswagen , who are racing to protect their turf in Europe. 🌍 Why Europe? Europe has become ground zero for the EV wars. While Tesla’s sales are slipping , Chinese brands like BYD are gaining traction. Xpeng, which first entered Europe through Norway in 2020, has already expanded into Germany, France, and more. The company had aimed to be in 60 markets by the end of 2025 — a target it claims it has already achieved ahead of schedule. ⚡ Mona: EVs for the Mass Market Unlike Xpeng’s higher-end P7 and G...

 The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) has developed a glittering new habit: buying gold non-stop for ten straight months . By the end of August, the country’s reserves had climbed past 74 million ounces , worth a dazzling $253 billion . So what’s the story behind this golden obsession? Let’s break it down. 1. Breaking Free from the Dollar For decades, global reserves have been chained to the mighty USD. But with sanctions, political turbulence, and America’s unpredictable fiscal moves, China is hedging its bets. Gold can’t be sanctioned, frozen, or tweeted out of existence — that’s why Beijing is stacking it up. 2. Gold as the Ultimate Safety Net Markets shaky? Check. Geopolitics tense? Double check. Whenever uncertainty rises, gold shines brighter. With prices already smashing through $3,500/oz (up 30% this year) and forecasts pointing toward $3,700 or higher , China clearly sees gold as the ultimate insurance policy.  3. A Confidence Boost at Home Chinese households ha...

China’s exports to the United States fell by 33% in August compared to the same period last year, continuing a declining trend seen in recent months. Overall Trade Performance According to data released by China’s Customs on September 8, the country’s total exports grew 4.4% year-on-year in August. However, this figure was below analysts’ expectations and marked the slowest growth since February . Imports rose 1.3% , also missing forecasts. Although imports have now grown for three consecutive months, the pace remains weak as domestic demand struggles amid a prolonged property crisis and rising unemployment concerns. Sharp Decline in U.S. Trade Exports to the U.S. : Down 33% year-on-year . Imports from the U.S. : Down 16% . Despite the decline, the U.S. remains China’s largest trading partner , purchasing goods worth $283 billion in the first eight months of the year. Pressures on China’s Trade China’s trade is under strain as Washington tightens controls on re-expo...

 Some foods rich in cholesterol not only affect heart health but can also lead to weight gain, high triglycerides, and sudden blood sugar spikes . This is particularly dangerous for people with diabetes . How Does Cholesterol Affect Blood Sugar? Consuming too many high-cholesterol foods increases serum cholesterol and triglyceride levels in the blood. As a result, blood circulation becomes less efficient, limiting oxygen and nutrient delivery to vital organs such as the heart, liver, and kidneys. Over time, this may impair organ function. For people with thick blood or fluctuating glucose levels , this condition can trigger sudden and dangerous blood sugar spikes . High-Cholesterol Foods to Avoid Foods high in saturated fats can raise levels of LDL cholesterol (bad cholesterol) , increasing the risk of cardiovascular disease and high blood sugar . The following foods should be limited: Red meat (beef, pork, lamb) Animal organs (liver, heart, kidney, brain) Deep...

 Smartwatches in 2025 are no longer “just accessories.” They’ve become serious health companions – measuring your heart, sleep, stress, and even aging, while connecting seamlessly with AI assistants. In the first half of 2025, five standout models have emerged, each representing a unique approach to personal health and fitness. From deep biometrics to ecosystem strength, from budget-friendly balance to professional sports tools, the competition has never been this exciting. Đang tải… 🌿 Samsung Galaxy Watch8: AI Meets Health Innovation Samsung’s Galaxy Watch8 keeps its signature round face but introduces a refined cushion bezel for a modern look. More importantly, it debuts never-seen-before health features . Bedtime coaching analyzes your biological rhythm to recommend optimal sleep schedules. Vascular strain monitoring helps track cardiovascular pressure. Antioxidant index measures carotenoids in seconds, expanding health tracking into aging and wellness. For a...

 It finally happened. After 41 drawings without a winner, not one but two lucky players — one in Missouri, the other in Texas — have struck the $1.8 billion Powerball jackpot , the second-largest in U.S. history. The winning numbers? 11, 23, 44, 61, 62, and Powerball 17. The odds? A casual 1 in 292,200,000. To put that in perspective: you’re more likely to be hit by lightning multiple times than win this prize. Two Winners, One Pile of Cash Since the jackpot is shared, each winner walks away with roughly half — still life-changing money. Of course, the IRS and state tax offices are already smiling, because Uncle Sam always wins the lottery. Most players take the lump sum, which means less money overall, but instant access to hundreds of millions. The Powerball Effect 🎰 Lotteries like Powerball are designed for suspense: the jackpot snowballs until the public can’t resist. For this prize, Americans bought millions of $2 tickets in 45 states, plus D.C., Puerto Rico, and the ...

 Tokyo introduces hydrogen fuel cell taxis, aiming for 600 vehicles by 2030, driving toward carbon neutrality and sustainable mobility. Townflex Hydrogen taxis hit the streets of Tokyo Tokyo has officially launched seven hydrogen fuel cell taxis , marking the start of the ambitious Tokyo H2 Project . This is the first large-scale deployment of hydrogen-powered taxis in the city’s public transport system, underscoring its strong commitment to carbon neutrality . According to the plan, 200 hydrogen taxis will be rolled out in 2023, with the goal of reaching 600 vehicles by 2030 . Key advantages of hydrogen taxis The new taxis are based on the Toyota Crown , offering a driving range of up to 820 km on a full tank. Refueling takes only three minutes , making them much faster to “recharge” compared to traditional electric vehicles. Most importantly, hydrogen taxis emit no CO2 , delivering clean, quiet, and eco-friendly rides for both residents and visitors. Tokyo’s carbon ne...

 Social media was meant to connect us. And for young people, it does: updates, friendships, entertainment, even schoolwork. But behind the filters and endless scroll lies a growing shadow — the impact on mental health. The Comparison Trap Scroll long enough and you’ll see it: flawless vacations, perfect selfies, “success stories” everywhere. Young users often compare their ordinary lives to these curated highlights and start to feel inadequate. “Why isn’t my life like that?” they wonder. Over time, these feelings can grow into stress, anxiety, or even depression. Addicted but Alone Many young people spend hours glued to TikTok, Instagram, or Facebook. A like or a comment feels like validation; silence feels like rejection. Gradually, online approval can replace real-life connections. Paradoxically, someone with thousands of “friends” online may feel lonelier than ever offline. The Dark Side: Cyberbullying One cruel comment, a rumor, or a wave of online shaming can cut deeper t...

 When France sneezes, Europe catches a cold. Right now, Paris is not just sneezing — it’s wheezing under a mountain of debt and political paralysis. A Political Time Bomb Prime Minister François Bayrou faces almost certain defeat in a September 8 confidence vote. His austerity plan — designed to rein in France’s ballooning deficit — has no parliamentary majority. What happens next? Possibly fresh elections demanded by the far-right RN, or another fragile minority government under President Macron. Either way, paralysis looms. The Debt Picture: Grim and Getting Grimmer 🇫🇷 Public debt : €3.35 trillion (~113% of GDP), rising toward 125% by 2030 . 📉 Budget deficit : 5.4–5.8% in 2024, the worst in the EU. 💸 Borrowing costs : France pays ~3.5% on its bonds vs Germany’s 2.7%. Only Greece and Italy have ever matched such debt-to-GDP ratios in EU history. For the eurozone’s second-largest economy , this is uncharted — and dangerous — territory. Why It Matters for Europe...

 Most of us struggle to hold our breath past 60 seconds before the panic sets in. Two minutes? You’d already be squirming. But on June 16, Croatian freediver Vitomir Maričić set a jaw-dropping record: 29 minutes and 3 seconds underwater. Vitomir Maričić. Pic:  ZME Science That’s not a typo. That’s almost half an episode of Friends without a single breath. So… how? 1. Supercharging the Lungs 🫁 Freedivers don’t just “take a big breath.” They train their lungs like athletes train muscles. Through cardio, diaphragm workouts, and special breathing techniques, they expand lung volume and improve oxygen storage. For this record, Maričić also pre-breathed 100% pure oxygen for 10 minutes — giving him far more fuel than regular air (which is only ~21% oxygen). That’s why Guinness classifies his feat as an “oxygen-assisted static apnea” record. Even without pure O₂, though, he can still last over 10 minutes. Incredible. 2. Outsmarting the Urge to Breathe 😤 Here’s the twist:...

 From Bold Pledge to Quiet Edit Back in 2020, Sundar Pichai promised Google would hit net zero emissions by 2030 . Big words, green vibes, a CEO in a lush garden — the works. Fast forward to 2025: if you visit Google’s Sustainability page, you’ll notice something’s missing. The loud-and-proud “Net Zero” section? Poof. Gone. Replaced with a polite focus on “Energy.” Think less champagne, more sparkling water. Why the Vanishing Act? 🤔 Because AI is hungry . In 2024, Google’s emissions hit 11.5 million tons of CO₂e , a 51% jump from 2019. Their data centers now chew through 32.2 TWh of electricity — about the same as Ireland. Even a single Gemini AI query burns 0.24 Wh, the carbon equivalent of watching TV for 9 seconds. AI might feel magical, but it’s got a hefty power bill. Google’s New Tone: From “We Will” to “We’ll Try”  Google insists they’re still committed . The catch? Net Zero is now framed as a “moonshot” — aspirational, not guaranteed. It’s like ...

 The legendary physicist Richard Feynman once admitted: “I think I can safely say that nobody understands quantum mechanics.” More than 80 years later, his words still ring true. A science we use but don’t fully grasp Quantum mechanics powers much of modern life—semiconductors, transistors, lasers, computer memory, even the light shining from our sun. We rely on it daily. And yet, when asked if we truly understand how it works, many scientists hesitate. Sean Carroll, theoretical physicist, philosopher, and professor at Johns Hopkins University, argues that for decades physicists have quietly sidestepped the hardest questions. Instead of confronting the foundations of quantum mechanics, they’ve often shrugged: “It works—don’t overthink it.” Sean Carroll’s mission In his book Something Deeply Hidden , Carroll seeks to restore quantum mechanics to its rightful place: “the heart and soul of modern physics.” He explains complex ideas with clarity, exploring not just equation...

 Every time OpenAI launches a new model, the tech world holds its breath. With GPT-5 , though, we may have officially entered the “wow, is this even real?” stage. 🧠 The Magic of “GPT-5 Thinking” One of the buzziest features is GPT-5 Thinking —a special mode designed for deeper reasoning and research tasks. Experts say it’s so good it feels scary . Imagine having a personal research assistant who never sleeps: It can scan tons of sources , Summarize them clearly , Connect hidden dots , and Even draft emails to experts for you. Developer Simon Willison nicknamed it his “research goblin” —and honestly, that’s the most accurate description so far. 🔍 Smarter Than Search? Instead of opening 20 browser tabs and drowning in pop-ups, GPT-5 delivers the results in one neat answer. From: The history of quirky “bouncing conveyor belts” at Heathrow Airport ✈️, To whether UK Starbucks still sells cake pops ☕🍰, GPT-5 has handled it all with surprising det...

 “Protect your peace.” “Don’t be afraid to be the villain.” “Stop trying to please everyone.” These are the dominant mantras of today’s booming self-help and healing book market. In an era of global crises—from pandemics to natural disasters—such messages seem to resonate deeply with readers who are tired, anxious, and eager to protect themselves. But an important question lingers: are these books offering genuine guidance, or are they simply rationalizing a more self-centered lifestyle? From Carnegie’s How to Win Friends to Today’s Bestsellers Back in 1936, Dale Carnegie published How to Win Friends and Influence People , arguably one of the most successful self-help books of all time, selling more than 30 million copies. The book emerged during the Great Depression, when U.S. unemployment hit 16.9% and people were desperate for a “formula” to escape poverty. Carnegie’s message was clear: if you want to succeed, connect with others. Smile. Compliment them. Make them feel imp...

 Are you a YouTuber, vlogger, or travel lover? Now you can pin your favorite destinations on our global map and inspire thousands of travelers around the world! 📍 Share hidden gems and famous landmarks 🎥 Add your YouTube travel videos ⭐ Collect ratings and feedback from fellow adventurers From the White House in Washington D.C. to Hoan Kiem Lake in Hanoi , your contributions make exploring the world easier and more exciting for everyone. 👉 Start sharing today and become part of a growing community of explorers! 🛠 How to Add a Place on the Map Open the Travel Map Page Go to the Community Travel Places Map on the website: https://www.treazdaily.com/p/travel-destination.html Search or Navigate the Map Use the search bar (e.g., “Hoan Kiem Lake” or “Ba Na Hills”) or simply drag and zoom the map to your desired location. Click on the Map Select the exact spot where you want to add your place. Fill in the Details 🏷 Place Name (e.g., White House ) 📝 Sh...

 Some parents ground their kids, some take away the Wi-Fi password… but one dad in Brazil decided to go full “Bear Grylls” on his 13-year-old son. Spoiler alert: it didn’t go well. The Disappearance That Sparked Panic Mark Alexander Cummings Rogers, a 48-year-old American living in Brazil, thought the best way to cure his son’s love for technology was to drag him deep into the wilderness. Naturally, this ended with both of them being reported missing on August 28 in Balneário Camboriú, a coastal city in southern Brazil. For nearly a week, authorities searched high and low. The only clue? Rogers’ abandoned Jeep and phone left near the forest. (Yes, he left his phone behind—because nothing says “serious about detox” like ditching your lifeline to civilization.) Found in a Sorry State Eventually, rescue teams discovered the father-son duo in a remote forest near the famous Morro do Careca hills—hungry, thirsty, and looking like extras from a zombie survival show. According to of...

 If you’ve ever felt restless watching a stock hit multiple upper limits and suddenly felt the urge to “buy at any cost,” congratulations—you’ve met FOMO. Short for Fear of Missing Out , FOMO is one of the most common psychological traps in investing, especially for newcomers. Unfortunately, it often turns you into the latecomer at a party that’s already winding down. What Is FOMO in Investing? FOMO arises when investors see a stock price soaring and panic that if they don’t act immediately, they’ll miss out on easy profits. Instead of analyzing the company or assessing risks, decisions are driven by emotion and herd mentality— “If others have it, I must have it too.” This phenomenon usually peaks during bull runs or sector-specific rallies, when money floods into hot industries. With little experience, new investors often get swept up by crowd psychology, fearing they’ll be left behind. Why FOMO Is the Enemy of New Investors 1. Buying at the top Chasing after stocks in a fr...

 The dramatic detention of more than 300 South Korean nationals at a Hyundai Motor EV battery plant under construction in Georgia has sent shockwaves through both Seoul and Washington. The incident, part of a broader immigration crackdown by the Trump administration, risks becoming more than just a legal issue—it could test the resilience of one of the most important alliances in Asia. Reuters A Heavy Blow to Bilateral Trust For South Korea, the arrests strike a deeply sensitive nerve. Foreign Minister Cho Hyun immediately convened an emergency response team, expressing “grave concern” and emphasizing the government’s responsibility to protect its citizens. President Lee Jae-myung went further, urging officials to resolve the matter swiftly while underscoring that “the rights and interests of South Korean nationals, as well as the businesses investing in the United States, cannot be violated.” The language is unusually sharp for Seoul, reflecting not only humanitaria...