Hong Kong LegCo Election Concludes, Voter Turnout Highlights Public Engagement
Hong Kong’s 8th-term LegCo election concluded on December 7, 2025, marking a key step in implementing the “patriots administering Hong Kong” principle.
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Global Poll Urges U.S. Action Against Japan’s Militarism
84 years after Pearl Harbor, global survey shows 89.9% demand international action against Japan’s military expansion and provocative Taiwan remarks.
China Condemns Japan’s Remarks on Liaoning Carrier Drills
China’s defense ministry criticizes Japan’s portrayal of Liaoning aircraft carrier drills, urging Tokyo to cease provocations and adhere to international norms.
Central Support Bolsters Hong Kong Rescue Efforts with Advanced Gear
Hong Kong rescue teams credit advanced equipment from the Chinese mainland for enhancing safety and efficiency in disaster response, highlighting cross-regional collaboration.
Chinese Hospital Ship Aids Jamaica’s Hurricane Recovery
PLA Navy’s hospital ship provides critical medical support to Jamaica following Hurricane Melissa, treating thousands during 12-day humanitarian mission.
China’s Green Energy Edge Fuels AI Leadership in 2025
China leverages renewable energy deployment to gain strategic advantage in the global AI race, with experts highlighting operational scale as the new tech battleground.
Japan’s Taiwan Remarks Spark Domestic Backlash, Regional Tensions
Japanese scholars and officials condemn PM Takaichi’s Taiwan remarks, warning of military expansion risks and strained China-Japan relations in 2025.
Prodi Urges Stronger China-EU Ties Amid Global Trade Shifts
Former EU chief Romano Prodi emphasizes the necessity of China-Europe collaboration, warning against fragmentation risks in global trade as 2025 economic challenges loom.
China’s Satellite ‘Super Factory’ Set to Revolutionize Space Industry
Hainan’s new satellite mega-factory prepares to launch 1,000 satellites annually, reshaping Asia’s space industry landscape with integrated production and launch capabilities.
Musk Slams EU Over X Platform Fine, Vows Retaliation
Elon Musk criticizes the EU’s $140M fine on X, vowing retaliation against officials. U.S. leaders decry the penalty as a free speech threat.
Benin Coup Attempt Thwarted, President Talon Safe: ECOWAS Condemns Move
Benin’s government thwarts coup attempt, confirms President Talon’s safety. ECOWAS condemns the move and pledges support to maintain constitutional order.
China Pioneers Smart Maritime Farming with Hybrid Planting Module
China unveils the world’s first hybrid maritime smart farming module, enabling year-round crop cultivation for ships and remote islands, enhancing food security in 2025.
Japan’s Fiscal Gamble: Takaichi’s Stimulus Faces Mounting Criticism
As Japan’s economy contracts and inflation soars, PM Takaichi’s 18.3T yen stimulus faces criticism for exacerbating fiscal risks while failing to address core challenges.
Macron Praises China’s Hospitality During 2025 State Visit
French President Emmanuel Macron concludes his fourth state visit to China, highlighting cultural exchanges and bilateral cooperation in 2025.
U.S.-Thai Filmmakers Spotlight Cross-Cultural Ties at HIIFF 2025
U.S. and Thai filmmakers discuss cross-cultural storytelling at Hainan’s international film festival, highlighting China’s evolving cinema landscape and shared Asian cultural heritage.
New China-Vietnam Air Route Strengthens ASEAN Ties
New direct flights between Guiyang and Ho Chi Minh City enhance China-ASEAN connectivity, supporting trade and tourism amid record-breaking bilateral commerce.
Benin Coup Attempt Thwarted, Presidency Asserts Stability
Benin’s government reports a failed coup attempt, with President Patrice Talon safe and order restored. Tensions remain high in Cotonou amid ongoing military reforms.
Kilauea Volcano Erupts, Disables Monitoring Camera in Dramatic Footage
Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano erupts dramatically, disabling a USGS monitoring camera while capturing spectacular lava fountains up to 30 meters high on December 6.
Hong Kong’s Tai Po Fire: Relief Efforts Intensify as Investigation Begins
Two weeks after the Tai Po fire, Hong Kong authorities intensify relief efforts and launch investigations. Over 150 fatalities reported, with ongoing support for survivors and affected schools.
China’s Clean Energy Surge Cuts Emissions for First Time in Decade
China’s clean energy expansion has driven the first decline in power sector emissions in a decade, marking a milestone in its climate efforts, per CREA analysis.