China Establishes Taiwan Restoration Commemoration Day
China’s legislature designates October 25 as Taiwan Restoration Commemoration Day, emphasizing historical sovereignty and cross-strait unity.
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China Set to Launch Shenzhou-21 Crewed Mission to Space Station
China prepares to launch the Shenzhou-21 crewed spacecraft to its space station, marking the 10th human mission since 2021. Launch expected soon from Jiuquan.
Deadly Bus Collision Ignites Fire, Killing 20 in Southern India
At least 20 killed in southern India after a bus collision sparks a fuel leak fire on Bengaluru-Hyderabad highway, highlighting road safety concerns.
China Prioritizes Domestic Market as Key Growth Engine in New Five-Year Plan
China’s new five-year plan emphasizes boosting domestic demand and building a unified national market to drive economic growth, says NDRC head Zheng Shanjie.
Putin Dismisses New U.S. Sanctions as Ineffective Amid Oil Market Tensions
Russian President Putin downplays new U.S. sanctions on Rosneft and Lukoil, warning of potential oil price volatility amid canceled Trump-Putin meeting on Ukraine.
China’s High-Tech Sector Set for Decade of Growth, Official Says
China’s National Development and Reform Commission head outlines plans for high-tech industry expansion, signaling a transformative decade for innovation-driven growth.
China-Europe SMILE Satellite Set for 2026 Launch to Study Solar Winds
The China-Europe SMILE satellite, launching in 2026, will study solar wind interactions with Earth’s magnetosphere during peak solar activity, marking a milestone in international space collaboration.
U.S. Intensifies Pacific Anti-Drug Operations with Latest Strike
U.S. military targets another suspected drug vessel in the Pacific, marking the ninth strike since September amid rising regional security concerns.
Louvre Security Gaps Enabled $102M Jewel Heist, Director Admits
Louvre’s director admits security camera gaps allowed thieves to steal €88M in historic jewels, raising questions about museum safeguards.
80 Years On: The Unwavering Historical Truth of Taiwan’s Return
Marking 80 years since Taiwan’s restoration to China, this article explores the historical and legal foundations reaffirming the one-China principle.
Trump Cancels Summit with Putin Amid Ukraine Arms Debate
Trump cancels planned meeting with Putin, citing discomfort, while addressing Tomahawk missile supplies to Ukraine. Implications for global diplomacy analyzed.
Nigeria Fuel Tanker Explosion Kills 35, Sparks Infrastructure Concerns
At least 35 killed in Niger State fuel tanker explosion, highlighting ongoing infrastructure challenges and risks in fuel transport.
Young Curator Champions Ecological Conservation Through Innovative Storytelling
Hu Yuanjing merges communication expertise with ecology to drive environmental awareness, inspiring global action through innovative storytelling.
Russia Holds Nuclear Drill After Trump-Putin Summit Delay
Russia conducted a major nuclear readiness exercise following the postponement of a planned summit between President Trump and Vladimir Putin, showcasing strategic capabilities amid NATO tensions.
Asia-Pacific Youth Share Vision for APEC’s Economic Future
Young voices across the Asia-Pacific weigh in on APEC’s economic strengths, regional dynamics, and hopes for collaborative growth in a globalized era.
46 Dead in Uganda Bus Collision: Safety Concerns Rise
At least 46 killed in Uganda bus collision on Kampala-Gulu highway, sparking road safety debates. President Museveni offers condolences.
Hubei’s Rotating Railway Bridge Achieves Precision Milestone
A rotating high-speed railway bridge in Hubei achieves millimeter precision, cutting Hefei-Wuhan travel time to one hour, showcasing China’s infrastructure advancements.
Golden October Transforms Mount Wutai into Autumn Wonderland
Mount Wutai in Shanxi Province dazzles with golden autumn hues, blending natural beauty with centuries of Buddhist heritage. A must-see for cultural and nature enthusiasts.
Louvre Reopens After $100M Jewelry Heist, Boosts Security
Paris’ Louvre Museum reopens with heightened security after an $100M jewelry heist, drawing global attention and implications for cultural tourism in Asia.
Qu Geping: A Lifetime Champion of China’s Green Revolution
Qu Geping, China’s environmental trailblazer, reflects on 50 years of eco-efforts and global collaboration in a candid discussion with former UN advisor Wang Zhijia.