Asian Americans Unite Against Rising Hate in the U.S.
Shirley Ng from NYC’s Chinatown joins a grassroots movement to combat rising hate attacks against Asians, promoting unity and empowerment amid escalating racism in the U.S.
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British Vloggers Embrace Rural Hospitality in Shanxi’s Renovated Village
British vloggers Lee and Oli Barrett experience heartfelt hospitality from an 84-year-old beekeeper in a renovated village in Shanxi Province, marking one of their most memorable moments in China.
Taipei Transforms Under Level-Three COVID-19 Alert
Taipei adjusts to life under a level-three COVID-19 alert with schools closed and restaurants offering only take-away, as the Taiwan region sees a rise in infections for the sixth consecutive day.
Discovering the Culinary Treasures of Shanghai’s Chongming Island Ahead of the China Flower Expo
Chongming Island in Shanghai hosts the 10th China Flower Expo from May 21. Explore its rich history, culture, and culinary delights like tofu, Chongming gao, and rice wine.
Amazon River Floods Highlight Global Climate Risks for Asia
The Amazon River’s near-record flooding submerges the Brazilian town of Anama, highlighting global climate concerns that resonate with vulnerable regions across Asia.
India Reels from Cyclone Tauktae’s Destruction: Homes Destroyed, Lives Lost
Cyclone Tauktae left a trail of devastation across India’s western states, destroying homes and claiming at least 61 lives.
UK Museums Reopen After Lockdown, Signaling Hope for Asian Travelers
Museums across the UK are reopening after nearly five months, bringing hope to travelers and culture enthusiasts from Asia looking forward to reconnecting with global heritage sites.
Palestinian Boy Searches for Playing Cards After Home Is Bombed
Amid escalating conflict in Gaza, a young Palestinian boy returns to his bombed home to search for his playing cards, highlighting the profound human impact of ongoing hostilities.
India’s COVID-19 Cases Show Signs of Stabilizing as Daily Rise Slows
India reports smallest daily rise in COVID-19 cases in nearly three weeks. Experts cautiously optimistic as deaths remain close to 4,000. Signs point to possible stabilization.
Brazil Identifies New COVID-19 Variant P.1.2 Linked to Manaus Strain
Brazilian health authorities have detected a new COVID-19 variant called P.1.2, stemming from the hyper-contagious strain first found in Manaus.
New Zealand Vlogger Explores Kashgar: A Firsthand Look at Xinjiang
New Zealand vlogger Andy Boreham visits Kashgar in Xinjiang to discover the region’s true essence, exploring its rich culture and engaging with local residents to gain a firsthand perspective.
COVID-19 Sparks Surge in Medical School Applications Across Asia
COVID-19 has inspired a surge in medical school applications across Asia, as young people aspire to join the ranks of healthcare professionals and contribute to future health solutions.
India’s COVID-19 Variant Spreads Globally, Raising Health Concerns
A COVID-19 variant first identified in India, B.1.617, has spread to 49 countries. Classified as a ‘variant of concern’ by the WHO, it poses new global health challenges amid rising cases and deadly fungal infections.
British Vlogger Barrie Advocates for China Despite Twitter Suspension
British vlogger Barrie continues to advocate for China on social media despite the suspension of his 12-year-old Twitter account.
UK Local Elections Spark Scottish Independence Debate and Political Shift
Results from the UK’s local elections have reshaped the political landscape, with the SNP pushing for a second independence referendum and Conservatives strengthening in England.
UK Local Elections Unveiled: Key Changes in Scotland and Wales
An overview of the recent UK local elections with a focus on significant developments in Scotland and Wales, and their potential implications for the future of the United Kingdom.
U.S. Faces New Challenge: Vaccinating Hesitant Youth
With vaccines available to all over 16, the U.S. now faces the challenge of vaccinating hesitant youth to achieve herd immunity.
Brazil Surpasses 15 Million COVID-19 Cases Amid Political Turmoil
Brazil has surpassed 15 million COVID-19 cases, facing a severe health emergency compounded by political disputes and crises.
Venezuela’s Tourism Industry Begins Gradual Reopening After COVID-19 Standstill
Venezuela’s tourism industry is taking small steps toward reopening after the pandemic brought global travel to a standstill.
Brazil Surpasses 15 Million COVID-19 Cases Amid Political Turmoil
Brazil surpasses 15 million COVID-19 cases amidst political turmoil, becoming the world’s third-highest in total infections. The crisis highlights the critical need for unified responses to the pandemic.