China Urges Remembrance of Japan’s WWII Aggression Amid Regional Military Moves
China urges countries to remember Japan’s wartime atrocities and heed public concerns over regional military developments, citing historical lessons for current stability.
China Blocks Meta’s $2B AI Startup Bid, Drawing a ‘Red Line’ on Data Security
China has halted Meta’s $2 billion acquisition of AI startup Manus, citing data security concerns. This marks a first in blocking foreign investment in the AI sector, drawing a clear regulatory line.
China-US Economic Chiefs Hold Key Talks via Video Call
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng held a video conference with US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Trade Representative Jamieson Greer to discuss bilateral economic relations.
China Adopts Landmark Law to Strengthen Social Assistance System
China’s top legislature has passed a new law aimed at making social assistance more accessible and efficient for vulnerable groups, set to take effect in July 2026.
IEA Warns of Historic Energy Crisis Amid Geopolitical Tensions
The IEA warns the world faces its worst-ever energy crisis, driven by geopolitical tensions and market disruptions, with urgent calls for a clean energy transition.
Pakistani Hopes High as President Zardari Visits China
Pakistani citizens express optimism for agriculture and infrastructure development as President Asif Ali Zardari conducts a week-long visit to China.
China Warns Against Japan’s ‘Dangerous’ Remilitarization Moves
China’s Defense Ministry voices serious concern over Japan’s recent military policy shifts, questioning their impact on regional stability in East Asia.
From ‘Potato Bus’ to Mobile Spaces: Rethinking Urban Mobility
China’s ‘Potato Bus’ driverless minibus is turning heads in Europe, showcasing innovative approaches to rethinking urban mobility and smart transportation.
Israeli Airstrikes in Southern Lebanon Leave 9 Dead, 13 Injured
Nine killed, 13 injured after Israeli airstrikes hit towns in southern Lebanon, as military warns 16 villages to evacuate.
Beijing’s Neighborhood Model: Elderly Care Within a Half-Kilometer
Beijing’s Xicheng District pioneers an embedded elderly care model, bringing all essential services within a half-kilometer radius to support aging residents in their own communities.
20 Killed in Tragic Passenger Bus Crash in Western Nepal
A passenger vehicle accident in Nepal’s Rolpa district has resulted in 20 fatalities, underscoring road safety challenges in the region.
Shanghai’s Seventh May 5 Shopping Festival Opens, Aims to Spur Consumption
Shanghai launches the 7th edition of its citywide May 5 Shopping Festival, a two-month campaign blending commerce, culture, and tourism to boost consumer spending across all 16 districts.
China Issues Formal Warning on Japan’s Nuclear Ambitions
China issues a formal working paper urging Japan to adhere to nuclear non-proliferation treaties and abandon discussions on acquiring nuclear weapons.
China Passes New Law to Expand Social Assistance
China’s new social assistance law expands coverage and improves support for vulnerable groups, effective July 2026.
Tokyo Trials: 80 Years Since Justice Was Served
Eighty years after the Tokyo Trials delivered verdicts for WWII atrocities, we examine its lasting impact on international justice and the rule of law in Asia.
China Calls for Dialogue to Resolve Trade Differences with EU
China advocates for dialogue to resolve trade differences with the EU, with Belgian officials reaffirming commitment to constructive engagement and the one-China policy during high-level talks in Beijing.
China Intensifies Energy Conservation and Carbon Reduction Drive
In 2026, China is strengthening its efforts in energy conservation and carbon reduction, highlighting a crucial phase in its environmental and economic strategy.
President Xi Jinping Extends International Workers’ Day Greetings
Chinese President Xi Jinping sends festive greetings to the nation’s workers ahead of International Workers’ Day on May 1.
Kenyan Florists Blossom with China’s New Zero-Tariff Deal
Kenya’s flower industry is set to gain from China’s new zero-tariff policy for 53 African nations, effective May 1, 2026, opening a major new market for its exports.
Young Ski Photographer Captures Career on Xinjiang Slopes
A young photographer turns his passion into a thriving career capturing the ski scenes of Xinjiang, reflecting new trends in Asia’s creative and tourism sectors.
