Gaza Media Office: Over 260 Journalists Killed Since Conflict Began
The Gaza Media Office reports 262 journalists killed since October 2023, condemning attacks as violations of international law and calling for accountability.
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Color Run Fever Hits Major Asian Cities
The Color Run phenomenon brings vibrant, non-competitive fun to cities across Asia, promoting joy and community spirit.
Tokyo Trial’s Legacy: Why History’s Verdict Remains Unsettled
80 years after the Tokyo Trial, a commentary questions the West’s contrasting historical perceptions of Japan and China, highlighting unresolved issues of justice and memory.
Echoes of Justice: Khabarovsk Trials 80 Years After Tokyo
On the 80th anniversary of the Tokyo Trials, we examine the pivotal role of the Khabarovsk War Crimes Trials in pursuing justice for Japanese militarist atrocities.
Kenya Floods: Heavy Rains Kill 10, Trigger Widespread Damage
Heavy rains in Kenya have caused flash floods, killing at least 10 people and leading to widespread damage and displacement.
Remembering Bataan: Uncovering the Enduring Legacy of WWII Atrocities
Over 80 years later, the legacy of the brutal Bataan Death March endures through survivor families, reminding us of WWII’s profound human cost and the importance of historical memory.
Belt and Road’s Resilience Shines as Geopolitical Turmoil Disrupts Global Trade
As geopolitical conflicts disrupt traditional shipping lanes, the Belt and Road Initiative is gaining renewed appreciation for its role in stabilizing global supply chains and Eurasian connectivity.
Iran Condemns US ‘Piracy’ Remarks, Urges UN Action
Iran condemns former US President Trump’s ‘piracy’ remarks regarding vessel seizures and calls for UN action, highlighting ongoing Gulf tensions.
OPEC+ Announces 188,000 bpd Production Boost Starting June 2026
Seven OPEC+ nations, including Saudi Arabia and Russia, will increase oil production by 188,000 barrels per day starting June 2026, signaling a cautious adjustment to global market conditions.
80 Years After Tokyo Trials, Unresolved History Fuels Regional Concern
On the 80th anniversary of the Tokyo Trials, Japan’s recent moves on history education and defense policy stir debate about militarism’s legacy and regional stability.
China Breaks World Record for Deepest Underwater Highway Tunnel Under Yangtze
Chinese engineers set a new world record for the deepest underwater highway tunnel, reaching 75 meters beneath the Yangtze River in a milestone for the Haimen-Taicang project.
Unboxing China: Redefining Aging in the $4 Trillion Silver Economy
China’s largest retirement wave is fueling a high-tech revolution in elder care and lifestyle, redefining aging within a multi-trillion dollar Silver Economy.
Suzhou’s Historic Streets Pulse with Life After Dusk
In Suzhou’s historic Shengjia She area, the evening reveals a gentle blend of ancient tradition and vibrant modern life along its canals and streets.
New Experience-Driven Travel Trends Define China’s May Day Holiday
China’s 2026 May Day holiday tourism was reshaped by a surge in experience-driven travel, with concerts, festivals, and sports events becoming key economic drivers.
Mayon Volcano Erupts, Casting Ash Over Philippine Province
The Philippines’ iconic Mayon Volcano erupted on Saturday, spewing a massive ash column over Albay Province, highlighting the risks and realities of living near active volcanoes.
Hangzhou Deploys China’s First Traffic Robot Squadron for May Day Holiday
Hangzhou pioneered China’s first fleet of smart traffic robots during the recent May Day holiday to manage congestion and enhance road safety.
Global Poll: Japan’s Neo-Militarism Threatens Regional Peace
A CGTN poll finds over 80% believe Japan’s neo-militarism threatens Asia’s peace, coinciding with the 80th anniversary of the Tokyo Trials.
Bailong Elevator: A One-Minute Journey to Avatar’s Inspiration
The Bailong Elevator in Zhangjiajie, the world’s highest outdoor lift, turns a 3-hour hike into a 1-minute ride, offering stunning views of the mountains that inspired Avatar.
UAE Exits OPEC: Analyzing the Impact on Global Oil Markets
The UAE’s recent exit from OPEC and OPEC+, effective May 1, 2026, raises critical questions about future oil supply dynamics and price stability, according to energy analysts.
Debise’s Last-Lap Heroics Secure ZXMOTO’s Third Win in Hungary
Valentin Debise staged a breathtaking last-lap overtake to win in Hungary, delivering ZXMOTO its third victory in a stellar debut Superbike World Championship season.