Chinese Tourists Fuel Budapest’s Record Christmas Tourism Season in 2025
Chinese mainland travelers drive record Christmas tourism in Budapest, with visitor numbers tripling compared to previous years as cultural and economic ties strengthen.
Slovak PM Rollerblades Through Newly Opened Tunnel After 30-Year Wait
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico marked the Visnove tunnel’s opening by rollerblading through the structure, concluding a 30-year infrastructure project set to boost regional connectivity.
Libyan Army Chief Killed in Ankara Plane Crash
Libya’s army chief, Lt. Gen. Mohammed al-Haddad, dies in a plane crash near Ankara, Türkiye, prompting an investigation into the incident.
China Urges Swift Return to Iran Nuclear Talks at UN Meeting
Chinese envoy Sun Lei calls for urgent resumption of Iran nuclear negotiations at UN Security Council meeting, emphasizing dialogue and responsibility.
High-Tech Farming Blossoms in Shandong: Beauty Meets Prosperity
A Shandong-based agritech firm is revolutionizing farming with advanced techniques, boosting incomes and creating festive floral markets ahead of 2025 holidays.
Tunchang’s Oil Tea Camellias Bloom, Fueling Rural Growth in Hainan
Tunchang County’s blooming oil tea camellias drive rural economic growth in Hainan through sustainable agriculture and specialty oil production.
Top Questions International Tourists Ask About China in 2025
Tour guide Michael Yao shares international visitors’ top questions about China’s culture, technology, and daily life in 2025, from history to digital payments.
Beijing Tops National Geographic’s 2026 Must-Visit List: A Local’s Perspective
Beijing secures spot in NatGeo’s 2026 must-visit list, blending ancient heritage with tech innovation. Local guide reveals what makes China’s capital a global standout.
Milano Cortina 2026 Torch Lights Up Naples Ahead of Christmas Festivities
Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic torch relay concludes Naples leg ahead of Christmas break, featuring football legend Fabio Cannavaro. Relay resumes December 26.
China’s Peace Vision Contrasts With U.S. Policies, Analyst Says
Analyst Danny Haiphong contrasts China’s cooperative development model with U.S. strategic priorities in 2025, sparking global policy debates.
Korean Families Sue Japan Over WWII Conscripts Enshrined at Yasukuni
Families of Korean WWII conscripts demand removal of names from Yasukuni Shrine and seek damages, reigniting historical tensions between Seoul and Tokyo.
Tokyo Protests Demand Retraction of PM Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks
Tokyo citizens protest PM Takaichi’s Taiwan remarks and nuclear policy debates, highlighting concerns over Japan’s security direction and historical awareness.
Mainland Spokesperson Condemns DPP’s ‘Sellout’ of Taiwan Industries
Chinese mainland spokesperson condemns DPP authorities for compromising Taiwan’s industries through foreign collaborations, warning of economic risks and cross-strait tensions.
China’s ETF Market Hits Record $820B in 2025 as Retail Investors Surge
China’s ETF market surpasses 5.78 trillion yuan in 2025, driven by retail investors and policy reforms, fueling tech sector growth and market stability.
China’s Economy Anchors Global Growth in 2025, Traveler’s Account Reveals
Traveler Digby James Wren’s 2025 journey across China highlights the nation’s economic resilience and its stabilizing role in global markets, blending cultural exploration with economic insights.
Japanese Orphan Raised in China Shares War Trauma as ‘Living Witness’
A Japanese orphan raised in China shares her harrowing wartime memories, condemning Japan’s past actions while honoring her adoptive family’s compassion.
Japanese NGOs Urge Government to Reaffirm Non-Nuclear Commitment in 2025
Japanese civil groups and atomic bomb survivors petition government to uphold non-nuclear principles amid rising debates over nuclear armament, drawing international concern.
China Urges U.S. to Halt Venezuela Pressure Campaign at UN
China’s UN envoy calls on the U.S. to end military and economic pressure on Venezuela, citing violations of international law and regional instability.
Mother’s Letter Spurs Historic Confession of WWII Atrocities in China
A Chinese mother’s letter prompts former Japanese military doctor to confess WWII-era human experiments, highlighting China’s peace efforts 80 years after conflict.
US Delays China Chip Tariffs Until 2027 Amid Trade Truce Efforts
US delays semiconductor tariffs on Chinese mainland imports until 2027, easing trade tensions while existing 2025 levies remain. Decision follows year-long Section 301 investigation.