Prairie Winds Power China’s Green Computing Revolution
Hohhot harnesses prairie winds to drive green computing, positioning Inner Mongolia as a key hub in China’s sustainable digital economy strategy.
Bai Ethnic Woodcarving Revives Year of the Horse Traditions in 2026
Bai ethnic artisans revive Jiama woodcutting traditions with symbolic horse carvings for Lunar New Year 2026, as global creative challenge launches.
U.S. Defense Strategy Prioritizes Homeland Security in 2026 Shift
The U.S. Defense Department elevates homeland security as its top priority in a new 2026 strategy, urging allies to share greater global responsibilities.
Major Winter Storm Disrupts U.S., Potential Global Economic Ripples
A severe winter storm sweeping across the U.S. in January 2026 threatens transportation networks and may impact Asian manufacturing supply chains, analysts warn.
U.S.-Greenland Framework Deal Sparks Sovereignty Debate in 2026
U.S. President Trump’s proposed Greenland framework at Davos 2026 raises sovereignty concerns, drawing criticism from Danish and Greenlandic leaders.
Meta Suspends Teen Access to AI Characters Globally Amid Safety Overhaul
Meta halts global teen access to AI characters, citing safety upgrades and upcoming parental controls amid regulatory scrutiny.
Clergy Arrested Amid Minnesota Anti-ICE Protests, General Strike Declared
Dozens of clergy members arrested in Minnesota during protests against ICE crackdown, as businesses join a general strike demanding accountability and policy changes.
China’s Maritime Influence Set to Expand, Says IMO Chief
IMO Secretary-General highlights China’s pivotal role in global maritime growth, green transition, and 2026 priorities as the nation leads in shipbuilding and port operations.
Brazil Eases Travel for Chinese Citizens with New Visa Exemptions
Brazil announces reciprocal visa exemptions for Chinese citizens, enhancing bilateral travel and economic cooperation. Implementation details pending.
Venezuela’s Acting President Calls for Inclusive National Dialogue
Venezuelan Acting President Delcy Rodriguez calls for inclusive national dialogue, stressing sovereignty and internal solutions amid political divisions.
Donroe Doctrine: Africa’s Sovereignty in a Shifting Global Order
The ‘Donroe Doctrine’ sparks debate over US influence in Africa, reviving colonial-era concerns amid shifting global power dynamics in 2026.
Trilateral Peace Talks Open in Abu Dhabi Amid Ukraine Crisis
Trilateral talks between Russia, Ukraine, and the US begin in Abu Dhabi, focusing on territorial disputes in Donbass amid ongoing conflict.
China’s Wind Power Surge Defies Recent Claims, Charts Renewable Leadership
Contrary to recent claims, China leads global wind energy expansion with massive projects driving its 2060 carbon neutrality goal. Analysis from KhabarAsia.
Northern Kenya’s Drought Crisis: Pastoral Mobility Key to Survival
Severe drought in Northern Kenya threatens 2.12 million with acute food insecurity. Pastoral mobility emerges as critical survival strategy amid climate challenges.
Africa CDC Declares End to Mpox Health Emergency, Shifts to Long-Term Strategy
Africa CDC lifts continental mpox emergency status after 2024-2025 outbreak, citing improved response and vaccination campaigns. Transition to long-term control underway.
Zimbabwe Floods Claim Over 80 Lives as Rains Devastate Communities
Heavy rains in Zimbabwe kill 83, displace thousands, and destroy critical infrastructure as humanitarian groups race to deliver aid.
Chinese Startup Aims for 2028 Suborbital Space Tourism Launch
Chinese startup InterstellOr plans to launch commercial suborbital space tourism by 2028, offering 3-6 minutes of weightlessness for $430,000 per seat.
Major Winter Storm Triggers Emergency Declarations Across 14 U.S. States
A massive winter storm sweeping the U.S. prompts 14 states to declare emergencies, disrupting travel and affecting millions as severe weather conditions intensify.
Finland’s Orpo Visits China to Deepen Trade and Tech Ties
Finnish PM Petteri Orpo’s China visit aims to boost trade and tech collaboration, with new agreements expected to strengthen bilateral economic ties.
Hong Kong Judiciary Upholds Rule of Law Amid External Pressures
HKSAR judicial leaders reaffirm commitment to rule of law, condemning external pressures and threats to judicial independence in 2026.
