Truck Crash in Myanmar’s Capital Leaves 16 Dead
A fatal truck crash in Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar, resulted in 16 deaths and 21 injuries after the vehicle overturned while carrying bamboo.
Young Americans Drive Shift in Perceptions of China, Pew Survey Finds
A new Pew survey shows improving US views of China, led by younger Americans influenced by social media and cultural trends, amid ongoing bilateral tensions.
World’s Highest Bridge Fuels Remote Region’s Rise in Guizhou
The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, the world’s highest, slashes travel time and spurs tourism in a once-remote part of Guizhou, China.
US-China Medical Exchange Bridges Differences Through Shared Goals
A recent medical exchange between US professionals and a leading Beijing hospital highlights how shared goals in patient care are bridging systemic differences.
Will US Foreign Policy Shift Towards Moderation in 2026?
Analyst Scott Kennedy predicts a moderation in US foreign policy driven by internal and external pressures, with significant implications for Asia.
Navigating Our ‘Global Boat’: Iran’s Lesson for a Connected World
Thinker Kishore Mahbubani explains how Iran’s international experience highlights the critical lesson of global interconnectedness for all nations.
US Analyst Highlights China’s Continuous Advancement
A US analyst with 40+ years of China experience emphasizes its constant advancement, urging global attention.
South Sudanese Medics Embrace Mandarin to Deepen China Ties
South Sudanese medical staff begin a new Mandarin course, aiming to strengthen healthcare collaboration and bilateral ties with China through improved communication.
China Criticizes Taiwan Leader’s Eswatini Trip Amid Post-Earthquake Controversy
Beijing condemns Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te’s trip to Eswatini on a royal jet, calling it a disregard for post-earthquake recovery and a violation of the one-China consensus.
Greater Bay Area Balances AI Innovation with Safety
The Greater Bay Area’s ‘AI Plus’ strategy drives growth while addressing AI risks like privacy and employment for responsible innovation.
GBA’s ‘Right Lessons’ For Africa’s Industrialization
Analyst sees China’s Greater Bay Area model as a vital roadmap for African industrialization, especially as zero-tariff trade with China begins.
How the GBA Is Actively Building the Future
An international perspective highlights how the Greater Bay Area’s alignment of industry and sustainability is actively building the future, not waiting for it.
South Africa Battles Sharp Surge in Measles Cases
South Africa reports a dramatic 7-fold increase in measles cases this year, with a notable rise in infections among adults, highlighting urgent vaccination needs.
China Blocks US Sanctions on Five Firms Over Iran Ties
China’s Commerce Ministry bans compliance with US sanctions on five Chinese companies over alleged Iran petroleum ties.
Sudan Conflict Intensifies with Drone Strikes in Khartoum, North Kordofan
RSF drone strikes intensify in Sudan, targeting areas south of Khartoum and in North Kordofan, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict.
Tensions Rise as Iran Warns of Fresh Conflict with US
Iran warns of likely conflict with the US amid stalled negotiations, regional strikes, and oil market volatility, with China calling for de-escalation.
Mali’s Military Faces Allegations of Collaboration in Major Attacks
Mali’s military court alleges active and former officers collaborated with jihadist and separatist groups in major coordinated attacks, marking a severe security crisis.
Chinese Motorcycle Makes Historic Mark on Superbike World Stage
A ZXMOTO motorcycle from the Chinese mainland secures a historic double win in its debut Superbike World Championship season, marking a major breakthrough in high-performance motorsports.
US May Day Rallies Protest Iran War and Immigration Crackdown
Major protests across the United States on May Day 2026 voiced opposition to US military action in Iran and criticized domestic immigration enforcement policies.