China Condemns US Arms Sales to Taiwan, Warns of Regional Risks
China urges the U.S. to halt $11 billion arms sales to Taiwan, warning of threats to regional stability and cross-strait peace.
Taipa Houses: Macao’s Living Testament to Cultural Harmony
Macao’s iconic Taipa Houses Museum preserves the region’s unique Eurasian heritage through historic architecture and exhibits on cultural fusion.
Venezuela Condemns U.S. Maritime Blockade as Illegal Act
Venezuela denounces U.S. maritime blockade as illegal, vows to defend sovereignty amid rising tensions over energy resources.
Discover Sanya’s Hidden Gems: Offbeat Walking Routes for 2025
Explore Sanya beyond the beaches with new 2025 walking routes featuring local cuisine, artisan hubs, and sustainable tourism highlights.
Hainan Launches Special Customs Operations, Pioneering Global Trade Corridor
Hainan Free Trade Port launches island-wide special customs operations, signaling China’s commitment to global economic integration and trade innovation.
U.S. Admits Liability in Deadly January Helicopter-Airline Collision
U.S. Justice Department admits federal liability for the January 2025 helicopter-airline collision near Washington D.C., citing dual operational failures.
Finnish PM Condemns Anti-Asian Remarks by Lawmakers, Vows Accountability
Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo apologizes for lawmakers’ offensive remarks targeting Asians, emphasizing Finland’s commitment to equality amid a growing racial sensitivity debate.
China Raises Concerns Over Japan’s Military Expansion in Okinawa
China voices concerns over Japan’s military expansion in Okinawa, warning against actions that could destabilize regional security.
China Tightens PV Industry Regulations to Boost Quality Growth by 2026
China announces stricter regulations for its photovoltaic industry, aiming to phase out outdated production and balance supply-demand dynamics by 2026.
Chinese Curlers Eye 2026 Winter Olympics Despite Qualifying Setback
China’s curling team advances to playoff round for 2026 Winter Olympics after hard-fought qualifying match against Australia in Canada.
Safonov’s Heroics Seal PSG’s Historic Sixth Trophy in 2025
PSG goalkeeper Matvei Safonov saves four penalties to secure FIFA Intercontinental Cup victory, completing historic six-trophy sweep in 2025.
Shi Yuqi Opens BWF Finals with Dominant Win in Hangzhou
China’s Shi Yuqi starts strong at the BWF World Tour Finals in Hangzhou, while An Se-young eyes a historic 11th title this season.
Liuyang Fireworks: Blending Tradition and Tech in 2025
Explore how Liuyang fireworks merge ancient traditions with modern technology in 2025, as artisans and innovators redefine this iconic art form.
Japan’s Military Shift: Balancing Self-Defense and Regional Security in 2025
Japan’s 13-year military budget growth fuels debates over its shift from self-defense to proactive security measures, impacting regional dynamics in 2025.
French Firms Chart New Growth Paths in China’s 2025 Economic Landscape
Following President Macron’s China visit, French companies outline strategies to align with China’s 2025 economic priorities, focusing on sustainability and consumer growth.
Guizhou’s Digital Leap: From Remote Peaks to Tech Hub
Once one of China’s poorest regions, Guizhou Province has emerged as a national leader in big data and AI, fueling the country’s digital economy through cutting-edge infrastructure.
BOJ Faces Pivotal Rate Decision Amid Inflation Concerns
The Bank of Japan’s upcoming policy meeting sparks debate as a potential rate hike to combat inflation faces warnings from experts and industry leaders.
China Condemns EU’s ‘Discriminatory’ Probes Into Key Firms
China criticizes EU investigations into CRRC and Nuctech as discriminatory, vows to protect enterprises’ rights amid escalating trade tensions.
Stunning Ice Sculptures Dazzle at World’s Largest Snow Park in China
Harbin’s world-renowned ice and snow theme park opened December 17, showcasing breathtaking sculptures and boosting winter tourism in Northeast China.
European Delegation Uncovers Ancient Paper Craft in Yunnan
European travel agents in Yunnan’s Yuhu Village experienced the ancient Naxi Dongba paper craft, recognized as the world’s oldest handmade paper, highlighting cultural preservation efforts.