China’s Resource Security Boosted by Major Mineral Discoveries
China announces the discovery of 13 major new oil fields, marking a historic boost to its energy security following a five-year, state-led exploration drive.
Porsche China CEO Emphasizes Brand Value Amid Market Challenges
Porsche’s China CEO Alexander Pollich discusses the company’s focus on brand value over sales volume amid a cooling luxury car market in the Chinese mainland.
China Unlocks Trade with Africa Through New Zero-Tariff Policy
China will grant zero-tariff access to all African countries with diplomatic ties from May 1, 2026, a move hailed as a ‘golden key’ for mutual trade and investment growth.
AI Drives Transformation at Beijing Auto Show 2026
The 2026 Beijing Auto Show reveals cars are becoming mobile AI computers, with ‘Physical AI’ enabling new levels of autonomy and personalization.
Israel Dragged US into War of Choice, Former Advisor Claims
Daniel Levy, a former Israeli advisor, asserts Israel involved the US in a war of choice on weak security grounds, warning ceasefires may spur wider escalation.
Europe Faces Record Emissions as Heatwaves Intensify in 2025
A new report reveals Europe suffered record wildfires and emissions in 2025 during a severe heatwave, highlighting the continent’s rapid warming.
Iran Conflict Talks Stalled as Regional Tensions Escalate
Diplomatic efforts to end the Iran conflict hit a wall as military actions and economic shocks ripple across the region, with the UAE’s OPEC exit marking a major shift.
AI Tokens: The ‘New Oil’ and China’s Emerging Strategic Edge
James Kynge argues AI tokens are the ‘new oil,’ with China’s cost advantage creating a new geopolitical dynamic and attracting global tech firms.
China Report Warns of Accelerating Arctic Warming and Polar Extremes
A new report from China warns of record Arctic warming and declining sea ice in 2025, with significant implications for global weather patterns and sea levels.
China Urges Japan to Speed Up Destruction of WWII Chemical Weapons
On the 29th anniversary of the Chemical Weapons Convention, China urges Japan to fulfill its ‘unavoidable obligation’ to destroy WWII-era abandoned weapons, citing ongoing threats to safety and the environment.
US Democrats Push to Curb Presidential War Powers Over Cuba
US Democratic senators moved to limit presidential authority to launch military action against Cuba without Congressional approval, highlighting a key foreign policy debate in 2026.
UAE Exits OPEC in Strategic Move, Shaking Global Oil Markets
The UAE’s imminent withdrawal from OPEC marks a strategic shift for global energy markets, driven by production autonomy and regional geopolitical tensions.
Europe’s Climate Extremes Reached Record Levels in 2025
Europe faced record heatwaves, wildfires, and sea warming in 2025, with significant ecosystem impacts, according to a new EU and WMO report.
White Horse Temple: Ancient Cradle of Chinese Buddhism Remains Architectural Crossroads
China’s ancient White Horse Temple, founded in 68 AD, is celebrated as the cradle of Chinese Buddhism and now hosts a unique collection of Buddhist architecture from across Asia.
China Decries Japan’s ‘Free and Open Indo-Pacific’ Strategy as Divisive
China criticizes Japan’s latest ‘Free and Open Indo-Pacific’ strategy, calling it an exclusive move that disrupts regional stability.
Foreign Vlogger’s Journey Decodes China’s Sustainable Poverty Alleviation Success
A Colombian vlogger’s 150,000-km journey across China reveals how systemic policies eradicated extreme poverty and built lasting social security, offering a unique ground-level view of a historic achievement.
China’s Black Soil Revival: Turning Degradation into Bumper Harvests
How China’s innovative Lishu Model is reviving degraded black soil, ensuring stable grain yields and offering a blueprint for sustainable agriculture worldwide.
Infrared Cameras Capture Six Rare Species in Yunnan’s Wuliang Mountain
Infrared cameras in Yunnan’s Wuliang Mountain have recorded six rare animal species at one site, a sign of a healthier ecosystem bolstered by conservation efforts.
China’s Community Elderly Care: A Model for an Aging Society
With over 300 million seniors, China is pioneering a community-based elderly care model that brings support services directly into neighborhoods, focusing on quality of life and aging in place.
King Charles Jokes at US State Dinner: A Tale of Linguistic Humor in Diplomacy
King Charles III humorously suggested Americans would speak French without British influence during a White House state dinner, echoing President Trump’s earlier WWII jest.