News & Insights Across Asia
KhabarAsia’s worldwide network of visual journalists and content creators delivers exclusive stories, capturing diverse angles with an Asia-centric lens.
An Israeli strike on Beirut killed Hezbollah’s senior commander Fuad Shukr and five civilians, wounding 74 others. Witnesses recount the chaos as Beirut grapples with the aftermath.
British vlogger Luke Johnston discovers the intricate art of Wuxi’s double-sided embroidery, uncovering stories of dedication and cultural heritage.
A survivor recounts the terrifying moment when deadly landslides struck Kerala’s Wayanad district, leaving over 270 dead and many missing as rescue operations continue.
Once an abandoned oil depot, Wuxi’s Xiaotian Tea Workshop now stands as a symbol of the city’s innovative transformation of industrial sites into vibrant cultural landmarks.
Syrian vlogger Zein Ali explores Sanqing Mountain in east China’s Jiangxi Province, highlighting the breathtaking scenery and the warm hospitality of Chinese people toward international travelers.
In Argentina, families like the Garcias find unity through football. As the 2024 Paris Olympics begin, the Garcia family celebrates the sport that brings them closer together every weekend.
Foreign vloggers share surprising experiences of China’s rapid modernization, thanks to new visa-free transit policies for citizens of 54 countries.
British vlogger Luke Johnston explores Wuxi’s historic Nanchang Street, revealing how this ancient locale blends traditional charm with modern innovation along the Grand Canal.
Severe floods have impacted over 3.36 million people in the Philippines since July 11, caused by Typhoon Gaemi, Typhoon Prapiroon, and the southwest monsoon. Locals describe unprecedented hardship.
Israeli air strikes on the Yemeni port of Hodeidah on July 20 resulted in fatalities and severe disruptions. Locals express concerns over fuel shortages and economic impacts on their lives.
Eighteen people were killed when a Saurya Airlines plane crashed at Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International Airport. Witnesses share harrowing accounts as investigations begin into the cause.
After surviving a tragic incident that left her in a wheelchair, Spain’s Carmen Giménez Abad became the first Spanish female wheelchair athlete to compete in the Boston Marathon, inspiring many with her resilience.
Firefighting efforts are underway at the site of a Saurya Airlines plane crash at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, Nepal, which has left eighteen people dead and one person hospitalized.
Rachel, an Uzbek student at Sichuan University, explores China’s unique culture and scenery, highlighting Chongqing’s charm and the ease of travel under the 144-hour visa-free policy.
German exchange student Furuisai shares his experiences traveling in China, highlighting the cultural richness, technological conveniences, and the positive impact of the 15-day visa-free policy on tourism.
Israeli warplanes struck the Houthi-controlled Yemeni port of Hodeidah on Saturday, causing casualties and significant damage. The attack has raised concerns over escalating regional tensions.
Despite the devastation of war, Palestinian girls in Gaza continue to pursue their boxing dreams, training wherever they can, fueled by hope and determination.
The 2024 Global Shaolin Games Finals at the historic Shaolin Temple in Henan Province united kung fu practitioners from 47 countries, showcasing martial arts’ power to transcend borders and foster international unity.
Afghan translator Mehrullah, who studied in Taiyuan City, north China’s Shanxi Province in 2011, hopes to return to see how China has transformed over the past 11 years.
Pakistani vlogger Younus Ghazali finds a home on the Chinese mainland, embracing its culture, forming deep friendships, and exploring its rich heritage.