News & Insights Across Asia
South Africa is set to become the first African nation to lead the G20, presenting a pivotal opportunity to address poverty and inequality both within the country and across the continent.
Discover how the Szimfonia Program in Hungary is transforming the lives of disadvantaged children through music, fostering connection, personal growth, and community.
Meerkats at Chishan Lake National Wetland Park in east China delight visitors as they bask in the winter sunshine. Their adorable behavior offers a charming spectacle and highlights the park’s rich biodiversity.
Tanzania is introducing Chinese language courses in local schools, expanding its foreign language offerings and reflecting growing interest in China’s culture and influence.
India’s wedding industry, the world’s second largest, is gearing up for its peak season. Brides-to-be are flocking to New Delhi’s iconic market in search of the perfect dress.
Extend your Macao adventure by exploring Hengqin Island, seamlessly connected to Macao and offering rich cultural experiences just across the water.
At China’s Ethnic Games, Mongolian wrestlers captivate audiences with “boke,” a traditional sport without weight classes or time limits. The 12th National Traditional Games of Ethnic Minorities in Sanya draws record spectators.
Explore Xitou Village in Zhejiang Province, where the legacy of celadon ceramics burns bright amid breathtaking landscapes.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau urges serious attention to Trump’s tariff threats, highlighting potential economic impacts on both nations.
Analysts warn that the new Trump administration’s 60% tariff on imports from China could severely damage the U.S. economy, impacting agriculture, manufacturing, and consumers.
Uniqlo faces potential backlash in China after CEO Tadashi Yanai stated the company does not source cotton from Xinjiang, prompting a response from the Chinese Foreign Ministry highlighting the region’s high-quality cotton.
China’s manufacturing PMI rose to 50.3 in November, marking the second consecutive month of expansion and signaling accumulating positive trends in the economy.
UNRWA reports that ongoing hostilities in Gaza are putting Palestinians at grave risk, with critical shortages of food, fuel, and shelter exacerbating the humanitarian crisis as winter approaches.
Leading U.S. chip makers Micron and Qualcomm attend the second China International Supply Chain Expo in Beijing, highlighting China’s growing influence in the semiconductor industry and forging new partnerships.
China’s Dalian Shipbuilding delivers the “Northern Pioneer,” the world’s first commercial liquefied CO₂ carrier, marking a significant milestone in maritime innovation and environmental sustainability.
China’s State Council Information Office has released a white paper highlighting significant improvements in rural road infrastructure and transport safety, enhancing the quality of life in rural areas.
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A Chinese-led study reveals that iron sulfides in early Earth’s hot springs could have catalyzed key chemical reactions, shedding light on the origins of life.
An increasing number of China’s youth are embracing Marxism, blending the ideology with traditional culture. Students like Lu Yue are exploring how Marxist principles integrate with their heritage.
China has accelerated its patent application review process, reducing the average examination time to 15.6 months. This move strengthens innovation protection and brings China closer to its 2025 goal.