News & Insights Across Asia
Israeli forces demolished the homes of four Palestinians suspected in a soldier’s killing. The raid in Beit Kahil faced resistance, highlighting ongoing tensions in the region.
Submarine pilot Erika Bergman is inspiring girls worldwide to become engineers and explorers through her Girls’ Underwater Robot Camp, teaching them to build underwater robots and closing the gender gap in STEM.
An all African-American rodeo is bringing Black cowboys back into the spotlight, reviving the forgotten legacy of the nearly one-third of cowboys who were Black in the American Wild West.
Volunteers in Myanmar’s Mergui Archipelago are diving deep to remove deadly ghost nets, protecting marine life and preserving the region’s pristine waters.
Discover the rich history of timekeeping at Switzerland’s International Museum of Horology—a must-visit for Asian watch enthusiasts interested in the art and evolution of watchmaking.
The Luristan newt, a colorful salamander native to western Iran, is critically endangered due to smuggling and the illegal pet trade. Efforts are underway to protect this species from extinction.
Visually impaired photographer Teco Barbero captures stunning images using a unique tactile technique, inspiring people worldwide by redefining the possibilities of photography.
Discover Tasmania, Australia’s smallest state, renowned for its diverse landscapes and unique ecology. From pristine beaches to alpine plateaus, this island reveals nature’s wonders in a kaleidoscope of colors.
Zhang Weili, known as “Magnum,” has made history as China’s first UFC champion, inspiring millions with her relentless journey to the pinnacle of mixed martial arts.
Thousands of elderly individuals in New York City are facing homelessness amid soaring rents. This article explores their struggles and the growing need for affordable housing solutions.
Japanese craftsman Mitsuaki Tsuyuki creates finger-sized puppets to present humorous performances tackling social issues like aging and workplace dynamics in Japan.
Discover how Flemish painter Granny Simonne transforms her garden into art, inspiring visitors to find inner peace through a profound connection with nature.
Zhang Ying, an ordinary office worker, embarked on a 30-day journey through China’s five depopulated zones—Ali, Lop Nur, Altun Shan, Hoh Xil, and Qiangtang—uncovering mysterious and magnificent landscapes.
Japan’s rigorous garbage sorting system requires residents to separate waste into up to 34 categories. This in-depth look explores how Japan tackles waste management and the civic duty behind it.
In modern Seoul, dancer Jung Joo Mi revives Jaeincheong, a traditional Korean dance from the Joseon Dynasty, keeping ancient art alive in a rapidly changing world.
In the latest episode of ‘Ambassador’s China Story,’ former Spanish ambassador Eugenio Bregolat shares his remarkable experiences and insights from his time in China.
Former Republic of Korea Ambassador Kwon Byong-hyon’s lifelong dedication to China has fostered strong bilateral ties and environmental cooperation, planting over 30 million trees in the Kubuqi Desert.
Ethiopian surveyor Daniel Dejene collaborates with China’s CTCE Group on the Kilinto Industrial Park project, highlighting growing international cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative.
Egypt’s ambitious new administrative capital is reshaping the desert east of Cairo. Civil engineer Amr Shaaban shares his experience working with Chinese partners on a project set to alleviate Cairo’s overcrowding.
Algerian secretary Tereghla Abdallah shares how working with a Chinese construction firm has become a life-changing experience, finding a second family while contributing to his country’s development.
