News & Insights Across Asia
Chinese Defense Ministry spokesperson Zhang Xiaogang warns Taiwan’s DPP authorities that U.S. weapons will not save them, urging the U.S. to stop arming Taiwan and abide by the one-China principle.
China’s Defense Ministry spokesperson warns Taiwan authorities that U.S. weapons will not prevent reunification, urging adherence to the one-China principle.
China warns Taiwan’s DPP that U.S. weaponry won’t save them, after the arrival of M1A2T tanks. Defense Ministry spokesperson Zhang Xiaogang says seeking independence through U.S. support is doomed to fail.
China’s state-owned grain reserve enterprises are expected to purchase around 420 million tonnes of grain in 2024, marking the second consecutive year of purchases exceeding 400 million tonnes.
China is prioritizing the establishment of zero-carbon parks to accelerate its green transition and achieve net-zero emissions, marking progress from low-carbon initiatives to comprehensive sustainability.
Sunken treasures have become thriving marine ecosystems, creating underwater neighborhoods where history and nature blend. Discover how submerged relics nurture marine life beneath the waves.
China and Japan have signed 10 agreements to enhance people-to-people and cultural exchanges, following discussions between Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Japanese counterpart Takeshi Iwaya in Beijing.
China intensifies economic stimulus in 2024 with policy rate cuts, incremental policies, and visa policy optimization.
Chinese Defense Ministry spokesperson Zhang Xiaogang criticizes increasing U.S. military spending and urges the U.S. to abandon hegemonic practices, emphasizing China’s commitment to peaceful development.
Japan Airlines faced a cyberattack on Thursday that delayed over 20 domestic flights during the busy year-end travel season. The incident highlights concerns over Japan’s cybersecurity as millions travel for the New Year.
Students in Hangzhou revive Grand Canal culture through dance, Beijing honors poet Su Shi with a digital exhibition, and ‘The Nutcracker’ captivates audiences, highlighting Asia’s cultural resurgence.
A Chinese shipbuilding firm has delivered the nation’s first self-developed deep-sea research vessel, Exploration No. 3, designed for global exploration, including polar regions, with manned deep-diving capabilities.
At Qingdao Forest Wildlife World, meerkats and lemurs line up to bask in the winter sun, delighting visitors with their synchronized sunbathing and playful antics.
The 7th Hulunbuir Winter Heroes Games have kicked off in Inner Mongolia, featuring exciting winter sports events and performances running until March 2025.
Decorative steamed buns, a cherished Spring Festival tradition in eastern Shandong, symbolize wishes for prosperity. Crafted into vivid shapes, they showcase the region’s artistry and cultural significance.
China has made remarkable progress in 2024 towards its dream of landing astronauts on the moon by 2030, with the historic Chang’e-6 mission bringing back unprecedented samples from the moon’s far side.
A delegation of young people from Taiwan visited the Chinese mainland for the ‘Cross-Strait Youth Ice and Snow Festival,’ fostering understanding and collaboration among future generations.
As 2025 approaches, a resident from Aleppo shares his hopes for peace amidst Syria’s significant political changes following the ousting of President Assad.
Young footballers in Taicang pursue their dreams under German and Chinese coaches, as captured in the documentary ‘Dreams Take Flight’, highlighting deepening Sino-German cooperation.
China’s national legislature has approved a new Value-Added Tax (VAT) law, effective January 1, 2026, consolidating regulations and introducing exemptions to streamline the taxation system.