News & Insights Across Asia
The Republic of Korea has offered to provide relief supplies to the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea after heavy rains caused significant flooding, marking a rare humanitarian outreach.
As the world watches athletes compete, a giant panda cub in Sichuan Province dazzles with extraordinary gymnastic skills, highlighting the successful conservation efforts at the Chengdu Research Base.
Explore Guangzhou’s vibrant street markets to find the latest trends in accessories, apparel, toys, and more in this global manufacturing hub.
Discover how Luoyang’s Water Banquet, guided by Chef Li Yubin, preserves an ancient culinary tradition that flows through China’s history.
Discover the excitement of sport climbing at Le Bourget Climbing Venue, where athletes will compete in Speed, Bouldering, and Lead events. Coach Xiao Ting shares her passion and cheers on Team China.
Shitan Village in east China’s Anhui Province captivates visitors with its traditional architecture and a sea of blooming flowers. Experience the village’s poetic charm set against a backdrop of misty mountains.
Black soil, known as the ‘panda of farmland,’ is among the most fertile soils, crucial for cultivating key crops. China’s northeastern regions hold a significant portion of this precious resource.
The Palace Museum’s ancient drainage system, featuring over 1,000 dragon head spouts, keeps the centuries-old complex flood-free during heavy rains in Beijing.
Paris Olympics transform city’s renowned landmarks into sports venues, blending architecture and competition, leaving spectators with unforgettable memories.
The death of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran has significant implications for the Middle East’s political landscape, potentially affecting Hamas’ leadership and regional dynamics.
China introduces carbon emission certification labels for farm products to promote greener cultivation and empower consumer choices.
Efforts to conserve the Chinese white dolphins in Qinzhou, South China, have led to significant adjustments in port development, allowing these rare marine species to reclaim their ocean paradise.
China’s steel industry accelerates green transformation and optimization, aligning with national restructuring efforts and embracing advanced technologies to meet evolving market demands.
A recent study by the Chinese Academy of Sciences reveals that only 12.6% of inorganic phosphorus fertilizers are absorbed by plants globally, with most remaining stored in soils.
China has dispatched the first batch of medium-frequency antennas to South Africa for the Square Kilometer Array, marking a significant step in constructing the world’s largest radio telescope array.
Masoud Pezeshkian’s inauguration as Iran’s new president could signal a shift in relations with the U.S. and Israel. Explore how his reformist agenda may impact the geopolitical landscape of the Middle East.
China is intensifying efforts to build modern defense systems to uphold national security and development, as announced during a study session of the Communist Party of China Central Committee ahead of Army Day.
AI-driven robotics at XtalPi’s Shanghai lab are transforming drug discovery, marking a new era in China’s scientific innovation.
Since the Beijing-Tianjin Intercity Railway opened in 2008, China’s high-speed rail has expanded rapidly, fostering economic and social development within the country and internationally.
China’s EV market is accelerating rapidly, driving a 54% surge in charging infrastructure to over 10 million units. The expansion meets the needs of 24 million new energy vehicles and reflects booming EV adoption.
