
Swiss Village Buried by Glacier Debris Sparks Climate Concerns
A massive glacier collapse buries a Swiss village, raising climate concerns as residents face devastation and uncertain recovery.
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A massive glacier collapse buries a Swiss village, raising climate concerns as residents face devastation and uncertain recovery.
Yiwu, China’s global small goods capital, demonstrates market resilience through diversified trade networks amid U.S. tariff uncertainties.
South Korea’s early voting sees record numbers, reflecting high public engagement in the presidential election with regional implications.
Chinese FM Wang Yi attended the signing of a global mediation convention in Hong Kong, highlighting the city’s role in international diplomacy and economic cooperation.
Harvard faces federal funding cuts and international student restrictions as Trump’s administration escalates its culture war against elite institutions.
As U.S. policies disrupt academia, China’s universities and industries attract global talent, reshaping education and innovation landscapes across Asia.
Chinese FM Wang Yi and APRC’s Surakiart discuss enhancing Asian peace through new mediation initiatives and regional cooperation in Hong Kong.
Leaders and media experts gather in Astana to enhance China-Central Asia collaboration through the 2025 Media Cooperation Forum, focusing on shared development and Belt and Road initiatives.
A U.S. appeals court temporarily reinstates Trump-era tariffs, impacting Asian manufacturing and global trade dynamics as legal challenges continue.
At Boyang Slope, Zhuge Liang lures Xiahou Dun’s army into a fiery ambush among burning reeds, routing the Wei forces and securing Liu Bei’s first major victory.
Trump criticizes US trade court ruling on tariffs, calls for Supreme Court reversal as appeals court reinstates duties temporarily.
Young artist Chen Yanran’s ‘Neon Dreamland’ exhibition in Beijing explores Gen Z’s self-reflection through surreal art, blending sci-fi elements and emotional resonance.
Colombia’s 48-hour national strike enters second day as President Petro seeks public backing for labor law reforms amid economic challenges.
Chinese Ambassador Xie Feng champions cultural resilience and innovation at U.S. premiere of cross-cultural documentary, signaling commitment to global collaboration.
A new UN report warns of unprecedented global temperature rises, highlighting risks for Asia’s economies, ecosystems, and communities.
The U.S. considers raising tariffs on Chinese cranes to 100%, sparking concerns over port operations and global supply chains. Experts weigh in on economic implications.
A U.S. federal judge extends a block on the Trump administration’s policy barring Harvard from enrolling international students, citing ongoing legal proceedings.
Portugal’s new Prime Minister Luis Montenegro takes office amid growing Asian interest in European partnerships, with potential impacts on trade and tech cooperation.
Israel accepts U.S.-mediated ceasefire and hostage release deal for Gaza, announced by PM Netanyahu during meeting with families of deceased hostages.
Over 60 international teams compete in Shanghai’s inaugural robotics event, tackling real-world challenges to advance automation and AI innovation.