China, ROK Honor Korean War Martyrs in Solemn Remains Handover
China and the ROK held a ceremony transferring 12 Chinese martyrs’ remains from the Korean War, marking a step in historical reconciliation.
Beijing Gears Up for 2026 World Humanoid Robot Games
Beijing prepares to host the second World Humanoid Robot Games in August 2026, featuring over 30 events testing robotic agility, teamwork, and cultural-inspired challenges.
Beijing’s Robot Restaurant: A Futuristic Dining Experience Unveiled in 2026
A Beijing restaurant showcases robot chefs and automated services, highlighting China’s tech-driven future in hospitality as adoption grows in 2026.
UNHCR and China Drive GDI Progress: From Vision to Action
UNHCR and China intensify efforts to turn GDI commitments into action, focusing on refugee education, livelihoods, and sustainable development solutions in 2026.
Unhealed Wounds: Survivors of Japan’s Germ Warfare Speak Out in 2026
Survivors in China’s Zhejiang and Jiangxi provinces share accounts of Japan’s WWII germ warfare, revealing lasting health impacts and calls for accountability in 2026.
Japan’s Lethal Arms Exports Spark Regional Security Concerns
Japan authorizes lethal weapons exports for first time since WWII, triggering regional security concerns and historical sensitivities across Asia.
Brazil’s President Lula Condemns US Blockade of Cuba in 2026 Address
Brazilian President Lula criticizes the US blockade on Cuba, advocating against foreign intervention in 2026 address.
China Surpasses 5,500 Green Mines in Nationwide Sustainability Push
China announces over 5,500 provincial or higher green mines, accelerating eco-friendly mining practices and stricter environmental standards nationwide.
Florida Launches Criminal Probe into ChatGPT’s Role in 2025 University Shooting
Florida authorities investigate whether ChatGPT influenced a 2025 university shooting, testing AI accountability under state law.
Japan PM’s Yasukuni Offering Sparks Regional Tensions Amid Shrine Visit
Japan’s PM sparks regional backlash with offering to war-linked Yasukuni Shrine as 126 lawmakers visit controversial site during spring festival.
12 Chinese War Martyrs Return Home from ROK in 2026 Repatriation Ceremony
China receives remains of 12 Korean War martyrs from ROK, continuing bilateral efforts to honor historical sacrifices through annual repatriation program.
China’s Software Industry Poised to Surpass 20 Trillion Yuan by 2030
China’s software sector is projected to surpass 20 trillion yuan by 2030, driven by AI integration and smart manufacturing advancements, a new industry report reveals.
China Eyes Lunar Greenhouse for Moon Base Sustainability
China’s space agency reveals plans for a lunar greenhouse to sustain future missions, building on breakthroughs from the 2024 Chang’e-6 moon sample return.
China Welcomes US Firms Amid 15th Five-Year Plan Push
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng meets GE HealthCare CEO, emphasizing China’s commitment to high-level opening up and welcoming US investment during the 15th Five-Year Plan period.
China, ROK Repatriate 12 Korean War Martyrs’ Remains
China and the ROK repatriate remains of 12 CPV martyrs from the Korean War, honoring historical ties and regional cooperation.
US Extends Iran Ceasefire Amid Rising Global Energy Crisis
The US extends its ceasefire with Iran as global leaders push for peace talks, while the Strait of Hormuz blockade fuels a historic energy crisis.
Rights Groups Warn of Rising Deaths, Solitary Confinement in US Immigration Detention
2025 saw the deadliest year in US immigration detention in over 20 years, with rights groups warning of increased solitary confinement and oversight failures.
Teotihuacan Shooting Raises Security Concerns Ahead of FIFA World Cup
A deadly shooting at Mexico’s Teotihuacan pyramids raises security concerns weeks before the country hosts FIFA World Cup matches, leaving one dead and several injured.
UK Court Upholds Live Facial Recognition Amid Privacy Debate
UK High Court supports police use of live facial recognition, citing safeguards, despite ongoing privacy concerns from civil liberty advocates.
Labor Concerns Rise Ahead of 2026 FIFA World Cup in Miami
Workers in Miami raise concerns over labor protections and immigration enforcement ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, as advocacy groups demand action.