News & Insights Across Asia
Molten iron ‘flowers’ lit up the night sky over a lake in Nanjing, as the ancient ‘datiehua’ fireworks tradition dazzled visitors. The 1,000-year-old practice remains a vivid part of China’s cultural heritage.
Fujian Province’s Yutian Ancient Chinese Jade Museum attracts visitors with its vast collection of jade artifacts spanning from the Stone Age to the Qing dynasty, showcasing China’s rich cultural heritage.
Argentina’s Chubut Province governor states the fire destroying 600 hectares of Los Alerces National Park was caused by arson, alleging involvement of a marginal indigenous group.
Discover Loong Chenchen, the mascot for the 2024 Spring Festival Gala, embodying China’s 5,000-year heritage and the iconic symbol of the loong, or Chinese dragon.
Experts warn that invasive plant species like eucalyptus and pine are intensifying forest fires in Bogota, adding fuel to blazes that have shrouded Colombia’s capital in smoke.
China’s State Council emphasizes stimulating business vitality to promote high-quality economic development, with Vice Minister Pu Chun outlining new measures to enhance efficiency and competitiveness.
Discover how three Tibetan eagle flute masters strive to preserve an ancient musical tradition by mentoring new musicians to carry on the haunting melodies of this sacred instrument.
Israel introduces its first national online map to assess climate risks, aiding authorities and the public in preparing for extreme weather events like floods and heatwaves.
Discover Xiapu in Fujian Province, where generations have harnessed the gifts of China’s largest mudflat, blending tradition with innovation in ocean harvesting.
Discover the wonders of Chongli’s Winter Olympic Park in north China’s Hebei Province. Explore the legacy of the Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games and immerse yourself in a winter paradise that captivates visitors year-round.
Habiba, a Uygur dessert shop owner from China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, aims to share the region’s traditional pastries with the world, inviting global tourists to experience Xinjiang’s rich culture and cuisine.
A colossal 18-meter-tall snowman has become a beloved annual landmark in Harbin City, captivating locals and visitors in China’s winter wonderland.
China advances circular agriculture with a $1 billion investment, promoting sustainable farming practices through pilot programs in 299 counties, aiming for green development in the agricultural sector.
Aerial views of Ningde City’s mudflats reveal sand ridges resembling ancient oracle bone scripts, crafted by local fishermen whose sea cultivation practices blend tradition with natural artistry.
Discover the breathtaking beauty of Jigong Mountain in China’s Henan Province, known for its sea of clouds and rich biodiversity.
From March 1, 2024, China and Thailand will allow visa-free travel for stays up to 30 days, a move expected to boost tourism and strengthen economic ties between the two countries.
Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula is reawakening after 800 years of dormancy, with recent eruptions signaling a new cycle of volcanic activity and raising global implications.
The U.S. is reportedly planning to station nuclear warheads in the UK for the first time since 2008, raising concerns over escalating tensions with Russia and the potential risk to European security.
As NATO prepares for its largest military exercises since the Cold War, concerns rise over escalating tensions with Russia amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
The snow-covered Baiju Monastery in Shigatse City, Xizang, dazzles visitors with its enchanting winter scenery, highlighting the historical and cultural significance of this 15th-century Tibetan Buddhist site.
