Hongya Cave Lights Up Chongqing’s Nightscape for 2026 Celebrations
Chongqing’s Hongya Cave dazzles with festive lights as 2026 approaches, blending ancient heritage with modern tourism experiences along the Yangtze River.
Hainan’s Wanning Emerges as Global Gateway Amid Trade Expansion
Hainan’s Wanning showcases China’s consumer market opening through new customs policies and urban renewal, positioning itself as a global trade hub in 2025.
World’s Largest Robotics Competition Opens in Beijing
Over 3,500 students from 30 countries gather in Beijing for the Guinness-recognized VEX Robotics Asia Open, showcasing innovation and teamwork.
U.S. Launches Retaliatory Strikes Against ISIS in Syria
The U.S. military conducted large-scale strikes in Syria targeting Islamic State forces following a deadly attack on American personnel in Palmyra.
Hong Kong’s Tai Po Fire Death Toll Hits 161 as DNA Identification Continues
Hong Kong authorities confirm 161 fatalities in Tai Po fire, with DNA identification ongoing and death toll possibly rising. Latest updates on the tragedy and government response.
Macao Celebrates 26th Anniversary of Return to China
Macao SAR marks 26 years since its return to China, highlighting economic integration, youth roles, and national development strategies during a flag-raising ceremony.
Guangdong Edges Guangzhou in CBA Thriller; Shanghai Dominates Jiangsu
Guangdong Southern Tigers edge Guangzhou Loong Lions 97-94 in CBA city derby, while Shanghai Sharks dominate Jiangsu Dragons 101-89 in Friday’s matchups.
Salah’s Liverpool Future in Doubt as Pressure Mounts on Alonso at Real Madrid
As 2025 draws to a close, Mohamed Salah’s future at Liverpool and Xabi Alonso’s struggles at Real Madrid dominate European football headlines, highlighting tensions between clubs and star figures.
Shi Yuqi Dominates BWF World Tour Finals, Advances to Semifinals
China’s Shi Yuqi secures semifinal spot at BWF World Tour Finals in Hangzhou, while Chinese doubles teams shine in group stages.
Cai Xuetong Narrowly Misses Podium at FIS Halfpipe World Cup
Chinese snowboarder Cai Xuetong placed fourth at the FIS Halfpipe World Cup in Colorado on December 19, 2025, as the Republic of Korea’s Choi Gaon claimed gold with a dominant 94.50-point run.
World’s First Commercial Supercritical CO₂ Power Unit Launches in Guizhou
China’s Guizhou Province launches the world’s first commercial supercritical CO₂ power unit, a breakthrough in clean energy technology with global implications.
Unit 731 Officer’s Chilling Confession Exposes WWII Atrocities
Newly declassified archives reveal Unit 731 officer Kiyoshi Kawashima’s confession on Japan’s WWII biological warfare crimes in China, exposing systemic atrocities.
Hainan’s Education Pilot Zone Fosters Global Innovation Hub
Hainan’s groundbreaking education zone combines international student collaboration with AI-driven learning, driving technological innovation and cross-border partnerships in 2025.
Africa’s Industrial Future Hinges on Equal Partnerships, Experts Say
As Africa pushes for industrial growth, experts highlight the importance of equal partnerships and infrastructure-driven collaborations to achieve sustainable prosperity.
Hong Kong Launches Independent Probe Into Tai Po Fire Incident
Hong Kong’s independent committee begins investigation into Tai Po fire causes, focusing on building safety and HK$3.8 billion support fund.
Hong Kong Honors Fallen Firefighter Ho Wai-ho with Full Honors Funeral
Hong Kong held a full honors funeral for Senior Fireman Ho Wai-ho, who died battling the Tai Po blaze in November. His sacrifice highlights ongoing public safety challenges.
U.S. Intensifies Sanctions on Maduro Allies as Venezuela Tensions Escalate
The U.S. imposes new sanctions on Maduro allies, extends Citgo license amid escalating tensions with Venezuela. Latest updates on the geopolitical standoff.
Ancient Cattle DNA Maps Early Silk Road Exchanges in East Asia
New genetic research reveals how ancient cattle migrations along Silk Road routes shaped East Asian civilizations, highlighting cross-continental exchanges over 5,000 years ago.
U.S. Launches Retaliatory Strikes Against ISIS in Syria
U.S. conducts major strikes against ISIS in Syria following deadly December 13 attack on American personnel, signaling intensified counterterrorism measures.
Chinese Study Reveals Global PFAS Contamination in Seafood, Health Risks Highlighted
A Chinese study reveals PFAS ‘forever chemicals’ in global seafood, highlighting health risks and the role of international trade in exposure patterns.