Su Embroidery: Stitching Tradition into Modern Fashion
Explore how Su embroidery, a refined Chinese textile tradition, is evolving from museum heritage into contemporary fashion, bridging past and present.
World
Explore major global developments, features, and analyses, with emphasis on Asia’s role and impact in international affairs.
Guizhou’s Village Runway: Heritage Takes the Global Stage
Ordinary residents from Guizhou province are taking handmade, generational garments from mountain villages to global runways, showcasing heritage and confidence.
Hotan Combats Desertification with Hybrid Methods Targeting 149,000 Hectares
Hotan in Xinjiang is using a hybrid of mechanical, biological, and engineering methods to manage 149,000 hectares of desert in 2026, showcasing a major ecological effort.
Award-Winning Director Mike van Diem Reflects on the Universal Language of Cinema
Oscar-winning director Mike van Diem wins Best Director at the 2026 Beijing International Film Festival and discusses the unifying power of cinema across cultures.
The Tang Dynasty’s Golden Code of Immortality
Exploring how Tang Dynasty elites used gold vessels in a spiritual quest for health and immortality, a practice reflecting ancient beliefs still studied today.
US and Iran Clash at UN Nuclear Talks, Guterres Warns of Rising Risks
The US and Iran traded sharp accusations at a major UN nuclear conference, casting a shadow over global disarmament talks as the UN chief warned of rising risks.
Brazil’s Amazon Deforestation Falls 17% in First Quarter of 2026
Deforestation in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest decreased by 17% in Q1 2026, marking a significant positive step for global climate efforts.
Analyst: US Pressure on Iran a ‘Losing Gamble’ Amid Regional Shifts
Analyst Daniel Levy argues that the US approach to Iran, relying on pressure, is a losing strategy due to Tehran’s asymmetric advantages in the region.
VW CEO Bets on Chinese Innovation and In-House Software
Volkswagen CEO Oliver Blume emphasizes Chinese innovation and in-house software for the company’s future in China at the 2026 Beijing Auto Show.
Indonesia Train Collision Death Toll Climbs to 14
The death toll from a train collision in Bekasi, West Java, has increased to 14, with 84 injured, as authorities launch an investigation.
China’s Green Refinery Revolution: Inside Zhenhai’s Futuristic Success
How Zhenhai Refining & Chemical is leading China’s refinery sector with futuristic design and two key technological innovations for a sustainable future.
Pakistani Youth Shares Firsthand View of China’s Poverty Alleviation Success
A Pakistani youth living in China shares his on-the-ground observations of the country’s evolving poverty alleviation efforts and the tangible improvements in communities in Yunnan Province.
Suspect Charged with Attempted Assassination of Trump After White House Dinner Shooting
A suspect faces federal charges for attempting to assassinate President Trump after a shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, highlighting ongoing concerns over political violence.
Qi Zai, World’s Only Captive Brown Panda, Enjoys Spring Outing
Qi Zai, the world’s only captive brown giant panda, was seen playing outdoors in Shaanxi, highlighting conservation efforts for rare Qinling Mountain species.
Tangshan Police Complete 9-Minute Emergency Hospital Run
Traffic police in Tangshan escorted an injured woman to hospital in just 9 minutes during rush hour, showcasing efficient emergency response.
Iran Considers Talks with US as Diplomatic Channels Reopen
Iran signals openness to US talks as Washington reviews a new proposal focusing on reopening the Strait of Hormuz and regional de-escalation.
Iran Considers US Talks Amid New Proposal Review
Iran is considering US talks as Washington reviews a new Iranian proposal focusing on reopening the Strait of Hormuz and de-escalation.
Leopard Cats: Ancient Guardians on Han Dynasty Lacquerware
Leopard cat motifs on Han Dynasty lacquerware from Mawangdui tombs reveal early feline imagery as symbols of protection and good fortune in ancient China.
IAEA Chief Grossi Eyes UN Top Job, Stresses Multilateralism
IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi outlines his vision for a more effective UN as a candidate for Secretary-General, highlighting the role of multilateralism.
The Pistachio War: US-Iran Conflict Extends to ‘Green Gold’ Market
The economic conflict between the US and Iran has expanded into an unexpected arena: the billion-dollar pistachio market, with recent actions escalating the rivalry.