Engineers ‘Skywalk’ to Keep Asia’s Largest Power Grid Alive
China’s largest 750kV power loop undergoes first live-line repair using drones and specialized gear, ensuring uninterrupted supply and setting a new standard for grid maintenance in Asia.
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Tokyo Trials Echo: 1946 Testimony Reveals Nanjing Atrocities
In 1946, the Tokyo Trials heard eyewitness testimony and saw photographic evidence documenting the 1937 Nanjing Massacre, a pivotal moment for historical reckoning.
China’s Pinglu Canal Welcomes Wildlife on a Pioneering ‘Green Bridge’
China’s Pinglu Canal features a first-of-its-kind 240-meter ‘green bridge’ for wildlife, covered in soil and plants to connect ecosystems fragmented by the new waterway.
The Long Road Home: Asia’s Looted Artifacts and the Reshaping of Heritage
Global momentum builds for the return of Asia’s looted artifacts, driven by new restitution laws and a reexamination of colonial legacies.
World’s Largest Iceberg Completes Final Breakup, Satellite Imagery Tells Mixed Tale
Satellite imagery reveals the final breakup of the world’s former largest iceberg in Antarctica, offering a complex view of melting ice and environmental change.
Life in Orbit: Taikonauts Unwind Aboard Tiangong Space Station
China’s Shenzhou-21 taikonauts combine science with comfort aboard the Tiangong space station, enjoying a 190-dish menu, a smoke-free oven, gym workouts, and even karaoke.
Chinese FM Wang Yi Bolsters Ties in High-Level Bangkok Meetings
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi meets Thai Prime Minister and Foreign Minister in Bangkok to deepen bilateral cooperation during his Southeast Asia tour.
EU Official Highlights Stability, Balance in China Relations
EU Parliament VP Younous Omarjee stresses stability and balance as crucial for China-EU relations amid global shifts, following high-level meetings in Beijing.
12 Chinese Martyrs’ Remains Returned from ROK in Ceremonial Repatriation
ROK returns remains of 12 Chinese martyrs from Korean War in ceremonial transfer, highlighting historical reconciliation and modern bilateral ties.
China Achieves Breakthrough with First Domestically Built 8G95 Marine Engine
China delivers its first domestically built 8G95 marine dual-fuel engine, marking a breakthrough in clean energy solutions for global shipping and maritime technology.
Yichang Deploys AI-Powered Drones for Urban Firefighting
Yichang City tests autonomous firefighting drones, enhancing urban safety and showcasing China’s advancements in smart city tech and low-altitude economy.
Shenzhen’s Sky-High Coffee Delivery Redefines Urban Life
Shenzhen’s drone coffee delivery network stuns international visitors, handling thousands of daily orders with precision while reshaping urban logistics in 2026.
France Passes Landmark Bill on Looted Artifacts: What’s Next for China’s Treasures?
France’s new bill opens the door for returning artifacts looted between 1815-1972. Could China’s lost treasures be next? Analysis explores implications for global heritage.
Japan Faces Public Backlash Over Revised Arms Export Policy
Public protests erupt in Japan as the government revises arms export rules, challenging the nation’s pacifist constitutional principles.
China, ROK Honor Korean War Martyrs in Solemn Remains Handover
China and the ROK held a ceremony transferring 12 Chinese martyrs’ remains from the Korean War, marking a step in historical reconciliation.
Beijing’s Robot Restaurant: A Futuristic Dining Experience Unveiled in 2026
A Beijing restaurant showcases robot chefs and automated services, highlighting China’s tech-driven future in hospitality as adoption grows in 2026.
UNHCR and China Drive GDI Progress: From Vision to Action
UNHCR and China intensify efforts to turn GDI commitments into action, focusing on refugee education, livelihoods, and sustainable development solutions in 2026.
Japan’s Lethal Arms Exports Spark Regional Security Concerns
Japan authorizes lethal weapons exports for first time since WWII, triggering regional security concerns and historical sensitivities across Asia.
Brazil’s President Lula Condemns US Blockade of Cuba in 2026 Address
Brazilian President Lula criticizes the US blockade on Cuba, advocating against foreign intervention in 2026 address.
Japan’s Yasukuni Shrine Offerings Spark Regional Tensions Amid Defense Policy Shift
Japan’s recent Yasukuni Shrine offering and revised defense export policies reignite debates over historical accountability and regional security in East Asia.