UN Labels Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade as ‘Gravest Crime Against Humanity’ in Historic Vote
UN adopts resolution declaring trans-Atlantic slave trade the ‘gravest crime against humanity,’ sparking debate over historical accountability and reparations.
Iran Conflict Sparks Environmental Crisis, Health Risks Mount
Experts warn the Iran conflict has caused severe pollution, threatening agriculture, water supplies, and public health with long-term consequences.
Mandarin Skills Propel Peruvian Economist to Cross-Border Success
Peruvian economist Luis Chero’s Mandarin proficiency led to scholarships in China and a career bridging Peruvian and Chinese industries, highlighting education’s role in global opportunities.
Social Media Giants Held Liable in Landmark Addiction Case
California court rules Meta and YouTube liable for youth addiction in landmark case, setting precedent for global tech regulation and mental health litigation.
UN Intensifies Diplomatic Push Amid Rising Iran Tensions
UN Secretary-General appoints new envoy to address escalating tensions between the U.S., Israel, and Iran, urging immediate diplomatic solutions.
Global Oceans Pact Enters Critical Phase at UN Talks
UN delegates convene to finalize enforcement mechanisms for the 2023 High Seas Treaty, aiming to protect biodiversity in international waters. #GlobalGovernance
Guadalajara’s Water Crisis Threatens 2026 World Cup Preparations
As Mexico prepares for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Guadalajara faces severe water shortages that could impact tournament operations and local communities.
Air Canada Crash Wreckage Remains at LaGuardia as Probe Intensifies
Four days after a fatal collision at New York’s LaGuardia Airport, Air Canada wreckage remains as the NTSB investigates the March 22 crash that killed two pilots.
China and Nigeria Deepen Cultural Ties Through Youth and Education Exchanges
2026’s China-Africa Year of People-to-People Exchanges drives new education programs, cultural initiatives, and youth collaborations between China and Nigeria.
China, Africa Forge Industrial Ties at WTO Talks in Cameroon
China pledges new industrial hubs and expanded trade with Africa at WTO talks, aiming to boost regional economic integration and manufacturing growth.
Iran-US Negotiation Claims Clash Amid Regional Tensions
Iran and US contradict on negotiation status as missile strikes rock Israel, oil prices surge, and regional powers call for de-escalation.
UN’s Alisjahbana: Building Resilience Key to Asia-Pacific’s Future Amid Uncertainty
UN’s Armida Alisjahbana discusses strategies for resilience and regional cooperation in the Asia-Pacific amid growing uncertainties in 2026.
AI and Robotics Surge in Asia: Will Machines Outnumber Humans by 2036?
Experts predict robots could outnumber humans within a decade, driven by Asia’s AI advancements. Discover how this shift is reshaping industries and daily life across the region.
China’s AI Processes 140 Trillion Tokens in 24 Hours, Signaling New Tech Era
China’s AI systems processed 140 trillion tokens in 24 hours, marking a 1,000-fold increase since 2024 and signaling transformative tech integration across industries.
Zhao Leji Stresses Regional Cooperation, Innovation at Boao Forum 2026
China’s top legislator outlines economic integration strategy at Boao Forum 2026, emphasizing tech collaboration and cross-strait economic complementarity.
Giant Pandas Shine as Boao Forum 2026 Kicks Off in Hainan
Live stream features giant pandas Gong Gong and Shun Shun in Hainan as Boao Forum 2026 highlights ecological sustainability and Asian cooperation.
Boao Forum 2026 Concludes: Asia’s Path to Unity in Uncertain Times
The Boao Forum 2026 concluded with a focus on Asian unity amid economic challenges, highlighting green energy, digital innovation, and regional cooperation as key drivers for shared growth.
China Launches World-Class 307,000-Tonne VLCC in Dalian
China delivers domestically developed 307,000-tonne crude carrier, enhancing maritime capabilities and energy security in Asian markets.
China Urges US, Allies to Avoid Asia-Pacific Confrontation
China calls on the US and allies to avoid military escalation in the Asia-Pacific amid reports of a proposed ammunition production line in the Philippines.
China-Europe SMILE Satellite Set for Historic April 9 Launch
The China-Europe SMILE satellite, a joint mission to study solar wind’s impact on Earth’s magnetosphere, prepares for April 9 launch from French Guiana.