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China steps up deep-sea science role with UN-backed oceans exploration project
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China is taking a bigger role in deep-sea exploration through a new UN-backed project called the Global Hadal Exploration Programme (GHEP). Led by Chinese scientists, this international effort will study the deepest parts of the ocean, aligning with UN goals to protect and sustainably manage marine resources. It’s a sign of Beijing’s growing influence in global science and tech collaboration.
Editor’s Note: This isn’t just about scientific curiosity—it’s a strategic move. Deep-sea research has huge implications for understanding climate change, biodiversity, and even future resource extraction. China’s leadership here signals its ambition to shape global environmental and tech policies, while also boosting its soft power. For the rest of the world, it’s a reminder that the race to explore Earth’s final frontiers is heating up.

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