News & Insights Across Asia
Bayi Square in Nanchang, China’s second-largest public square, offers a deep dive into the nation’s rich history and vibrant culture. Discover the legacy of the 1927 Nanchang Uprising and the square’s lively atmosphere.
Discover Suzhou, east China’s thriving economic and cultural center, where ancient heritage meets modern innovation.
Discover the nighttime brilliance of Nanchang’s Pavilion of Prince Teng, where history meets modernity along the Yangtze River.
Exploring how the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor is transforming Pakistan, strengthening ties, and shaping new lifestyles for women and youth through modernization and interpersonal connections.
Expert Martin Jacques discusses China’s future, highlighting how its ancient civilization continues to shape its evolution and global contributions.
A magnitude 5.8 earthquake struck Akqi County in northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, with no casualties reported. Residents felt strong tremors following recent seismic activity in the area.
Climate change is threatening the future of winter sports in Europe, as warming temperatures melt ski slopes and shorten seasons, challenging athletes like Pietro and businesses like Hautacam resort.
Zong Qinghou, founder of China’s Wahaha Group, passed away at 79. Known for his humble beginnings and entrepreneurial spirit, he was a landmark figure in Chinese business history.
The U.S.’ extensive assistance to Ukraine has become a pivotal factor in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, influencing the dynamics of the war and impacting global geopolitics.
Taiwan businessmen celebrated the Lantern Festival in Beijing, highlighting the growing opportunities on the Chinese mainland. Officials emphasized unity and peaceful cross-strait relations for shared prosperity.
The World Bank has pledged support to Tunisia in developing plans to address water scarcity and climate change impacts, with new financial assistance forthcoming to enhance food security.
Botswana is exploring sustainable solutions to reduce human-wildlife conflict, aiming for harmony between communities and animals, as current compensation schemes become unsustainable.
China’s Lantern Festival celebrations conclude the Spring Festival with a surge in domestic tourism and spending, highlighting a strong rebound in consumer confidence and travel enthusiasm.
A new museum in Anyang, central China’s Henan Province, opens on February 26 to display nearly 4,000 relics of the ancient Shang Dynasty, providing an immersive journey into a 3,000-year-old civilization.
A global poll shows overwhelming confidence in China’s economic strength as consumption during the Spring Festival surpasses pre-pandemic levels, signaling a robust recovery.
Julian Assange faces extradition from the UK to the US, raising pivotal questions about free speech, press freedom, and the justice system’s role in balancing national security with public interest.
A new report highlights how the two-year Russia-Ukraine conflict has accelerated global economic decoupling, spurred de-dollarization efforts, and reshaped financial markets.
China is rapidly expanding the utilization of underground spaces in urban areas to address challenges like congestion, insufficient logistics, and natural disasters, paving the way for sustainable city development.
The Munao Zongge Festival in Yunnan Province celebrates the vibrant culture of the Jingpo people, uniting various ethnic groups in a display of tradition, dance, and communal harmony.
China’s Lantern Festival lights up the nation as Hanfu fashion revival drives cultural and economic growth.