News & Insights Across Asia
Former CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield has reignited the debate over COVID-19’s origins, suggesting the virus may have been intentionally engineered in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
Former U.S. CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield claims COVID-19 may have been intentionally engineered and originated in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, sparking renewed debate over the virus’s origin.
The World Vocational and Technical Education Development Conference in Tianjin gathered over 29,000 participants from 74 countries, launching an international league and highlighting global vocational education advancements.
Sound artist Colin Chinnery is preserving Beijing’s unique soundscape by recording the disappearing sounds of pigeon whistles, collaborating with master craftsman Zhang Baotong to save this ancient tradition.
Chilean student Raquel Herrera, studying in China, advocates for strengthened wind energy cooperation between Chile and China to enhance sustainable development and inspire youth innovation.
China and ASEAN are accelerating economic ties, with trade and investment surging significantly in 2024. Enhanced cooperation in industrial and supply chains is strengthening regional integration.
Clay sculptor Cui Haihai from Shaanxi Province revives 1970s rural China through his intricate sculptures, preserving cultural heritage and teaching the craft to future generations.
Uncover the fascinating journey of how a drop of crude oil transforms into the clothes we wear, spotlighting China’s pivotal role in the textile and garment industry.
Samoan Prime Minister Fiame Naomi Mataʻafa visits Nanjing to explore new cooperation opportunities with China in agriculture and fisheries.
Professor Yang Na’s team uses advanced technology to monitor visitor impact on the Potala Palace in Xizang, paving the way for scientific conservation methods.
An eruption near Iceland’s capital sent lava flowing towards the Blue Lagoon spa, marking the region’s seventh volcanic event this year and raising concerns over the famed tourist attraction.
The 2024 World Internet Conference in Wuzhen gathered over 1,800 guests from 130 countries, focusing on cooperation and innovation in the digital age, showcasing AI models, and exploring global development.
China’s textile industry showcases resilience amid global shifts, questioning whether factories are truly moving out of the world’s manufacturing hub.
Russia confirms the use of a new hypersonic ballistic missile against Ukraine, marking a significant escalation in the conflict, as President Putin declares it now has global characteristics.
Professor Michael Lynk asserts that the ICC’s arrest warrants against Israel are justified and unbiased, countering Prime Minister Netanyahu’s accusations of antisemitism.
Experts at the World Internet Conference in Wuzhen discuss how emerging technologies are bridging cultures and fostering mutual learning, reshaping cultural exchanges in the digital age.
Explore how Asia’s cultural and economic ties are shaping global landscapes—from Mandarin classes in Tanzania to Silk Road art in Paris, global internet summits, and Yunnan’s stunning rice terraces.
China’s aviation authorities announced plans to launch eVTOL pilot projects in six cities, marking 2024 as the ‘Year of Low-Altitude Economy’. Expert Zhang Bo highlights the vital role of general aviation in this development.
The remains of 43 Chinese People’s Volunteers martyrs will be returned to China from the ROK in November, marking the 11th repatriation under a bilateral agreement.
China has announced the expansion of its visa-free policy to citizens of 38 countries, allowing visa-free entry for stays up to 30 days starting November 30, 2024.