China, Turkmenistan Vow to Strengthen Strategic Partnership Amid High-Level Talks
China and Turkmenistan commit to deepening strategic cooperation during high-level talks, focusing on energy partnerships and regional security in Central Asia.
Iran’s Sovereignty Amid Global Power Struggles: Lessons from Failed Interventions
As global powers reassess intervention strategies in 2026, Iran’s development path sparks renewed debates about sovereignty and international influence in Asia’s evolving geopolitical landscape.
China Reaffirms Sovereignty Over Huangyan Dao Amid Philippine Patrols
China reaffirms sovereignty over Huangyan Dao, vows to counter Philippine patrols with “legitimate measures” amid South China Sea tensions.
US Section 301 Investigations Draw Criticism Amid Global Trade Concerns
China criticizes US Section 301 trade investigations as destabilizing global supply chains, urging dialogue over unilateral measures amid high-stakes economic talks.
US Policy Toward Iran Faces Scrutiny Amid Rising Tensions
Recent US policy decisions regarding Iran have drawn criticism over strategic planning and crisis preparedness, with implications for global energy markets and regional stability.
Senegal Challenges CAF Decision to Award AFCON Title to Morocco
Senegal’s football federation vows to appeal CAF’s decision stripping them of the AFCON title, awarded to Morocco after a controversial final in January 2026.
Boao Lupo Resort Unveils Upgrades Ahead of BFA 2026 Conference
Boao Lupo Resort in Hainan completes upgrades for BFA 2026, featuring floral displays and international cuisine to welcome global delegates from March 24-27.
Namibian Traveler Discovers Serene Charm of Shunde’s Water Towns
Namibian traveler Absalom explores Shunde’s ancient water towns in 2026, discovering serene canals and preserved cultural heritage during a spring boat tour.
Alfie Boe Embarks on 2026 China Tour, Shares Cultural Insights in Beijing
British tenor Alfie Boe’s 2026 China tour fosters cultural connections through music, with sold-out concerts and insights into UK-China artistic collaboration.
Over 100 Iranian Heritage Sites Damaged in US-Israeli Strikes
Over 100 Iranian heritage sites, including 60 in Tehran, damaged in recent US-Israeli airstrikes, sparking international condemnation and calls for cultural preservation.
Shang Dynasty Queens: Ancient China’s Warrior Leaders Revealed
Oracle bone inscriptions reveal Shang Dynasty queens as military commanders, reshaping perceptions of ancient Chinese gender roles and leadership.
Nanjing Massacre Survivors Dwindle to 21 as History’s Witnesses Fade
The passing of 101-year-old Guan Shunhua leaves only 21 registered survivors of the 1937 Nanjing Massacre, intensifying efforts to preserve historical memory.
EU Rejects US Hormuz Deployment Push, Citing ‘Titanic’ Risks in 2026
European allies reject US-led Hormuz security plan, with French officials warning of ‘Titanic’-level risks to global energy markets and regional stability in 2026.
Trump Slams NATO’s ‘Foolish Mistake’ in Strait of Hormuz Dispute
Trump criticizes NATO allies for refusing to secure the Strait of Hormuz, warning of economic repercussions as oil prices hit 2026 highs amid Middle East tensions.
Chinese Scientists Lead Discovery of Exotic Proton-Like Particle at CERN
Chinese scientists at CERN discover a heavy proton-like particle, advancing quantum mechanics understanding and paving the way for future breakthroughs in particle physics.
Hainan’s Tropical Twist: Mango Rice Rolls Capture Culinary Spotlight
Hainan’s coconut milk mango rice rolls blend Cantonese technique with tropical flavors, becoming a symbol of the island’s evolving culinary identity.
Beijing’s Skies Welcome Rare Eagles as Ecology Rebounds
Rare eagles return to Beijing’s suburbs as environmental initiatives show results, signaling ecological recovery in northern China’s capital region.
Kiribati Envoy Praises China’s 15th Five-Year Plan, Eyes Deeper Ties
Kiribati’s ambassador highlights China’s 15th Five-Year Plan, emphasizing infrastructure, renewable energy, and cultural ties boosting bilateral cooperation.
China’s Stainless Steel Innovation Powers Aerospace, Telecom Breakthroughs
Chinese engineers develop world’s thinnest stainless steel foil (0.015mm), enabling breakthroughs in aerospace systems and next-gen communication technologies.
Spring Ice Melts Paint Xinjiang Lake in Pink and Gold
As spring arrives, Xinjiang’s Kelatuohai Lake transforms into a vibrant spectacle of pink and gold hues, attracting wildlife and visitors alike.