News & Insights Across Asia
Fujian Museum in Fuzhou is hosting a special exhibition featuring 152 exquisite Tang Dynasty artifacts from six museums in Shaanxi Province, showcasing the artistic brilliance and cultural richness of the Tang Empire.
‘Xizang Rhapsody’ showcases the inspiring stories of Xizang’s youth as they blend tradition with modernity, featuring pioneers like Tenzin Jigme, Tsomo, and Tebar who are redefining cultural expression.
Long-tailed tits bring vitality to Daqing’s Urban Forest Park, playing and foraging in the snow, delighting visitors with their lively presence in Heilongjiang’s winter landscape.
Harbin’s Ice and Snow World is preparing early for its spectacular winter unveiling, using stored ice to jumpstart construction. Discover the frozen wonderland that’s capturing global attention.
Foshan is leading China’s hydrogen energy revolution, investing in clean technology to address climate change and rising energy demands, offering insights into sustainable urban development.
As COP28 approaches, the UAE faces pressure to lead a bold initiative to bridge the $1 trillion climate financing gap for the Global South. Will Sultan Al Jaber deliver on his promise?
Explore Nanjing’s evergreen winter at the iconic Yangtze River Bridge, China’s first domestically designed modern bridge, and experience a unique blend of engineering prowess and natural beauty.
Tsomo, Xizang’s first international coffee grader, is pioneering efforts to develop a local coffee industry by establishing a highland coffee lab.
China’s Village Super League is revitalizing rural sports and attracting global attention. Lao student Eakvixay Tran shares insights on how these initiatives promote health and local tourism.
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg warns of a dangerous global landscape, but critics say the alliance’s actions in conflicts like Israel-Hamas and Ukraine are intensifying tensions.
China’s push to create a unified national market promises new dynamics for global development, enhancing economic interconnection and offering fresh opportunities amidst global challenges.
China is prioritizing ecological civilization under President Xi Jinping, striving to balance economic growth with environmental preservation. Initiatives like glacier protection and biodiversity conservation illustrate the nation’s commitment to a sustainable future.
The UK’s Royal Navy has ended its century-long practice of employing Chinese laundry workers due to espionage concerns, highlighting rising tensions between the UK and China.
Gazans return to their devastated homes as the Israel-Hamas truce is extended by two days, allowing more humanitarian aid into the region and offering a fleeting hope for peace.
Professor Mira Burri highlights the impact of geopolitical tensions on global digital trade and emphasizes the need for inclusive legal frameworks during the Forum on the Rule of Law in Global Digital Trade.
A tourist bus in Sichuan Province faced snowy, high-altitude conditions, prompting the driver, guide, and a helpful tourist to fit snow chains on the tires, ensuring a safe journey amid challenging circumstances.
Discover how the ancient jujube plantations of Yuncheng’s Jishan County in China’s Shanxi Province continue to thrive, connecting generations through the sweet taste of tradition and cultural heritage.
Israel and Hamas have agreed to extend the Gaza truce for two more days, allowing continued prisoner exchanges and humanitarian aid, offering a hopeful respite in the long-standing conflict.
In Qinghai’s Gonghe County, a hydro-solar power station and eco-farming cooperative are transforming the ecosystem and enhancing local livelihoods through renewable energy and sustainable agriculture.
A 30-year-old bougainvillea tree in Nanning City has transformed a seven-story building into a breathtaking wall of blossoms, captivating residents and highlighting the beauty of nature in urban spaces.