China has achieved a significant breakthrough in sustainable energy with the launch of a pioneering coastal facility in Rizhao, Shandong Province. This "ocean refinery" transforms seawater into three high-value outputs: ultra-pure drinking water, clean green hydrogen fuel, and mineral-rich brine. By utilizing industrial waste heat, the project offers a low-cost, circular-economy solution to global water and energy shortages.

On December 10, 2025, Egypt reached a pivotal milestone in its aerospace journey with the successful launch of the SPNEX satellite. Deployed aboard China’s Lijian-1 Y11 carrier rocket, this mission marks Egypt's 15th satellite deployment and serves as a powerful testament to the nation’s growing autonomy in space manufacturing and research.

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In the face of frigid Nordic winters, Finland has quietly pioneered an ingenious and cutting-edge solution to a growing energy challenge. Without much fanfare, the country has developed a system that captures waste heat from power-hungry data centers and repurposes it to warm homes, schools, and public buildings via its extensive district heating networks.