38 Dead as Cruise Ship Capsizes in Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay
At least 38 dead after cruise ship capsizes in Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay during sudden thunderstorm. Rescue operations continue as authorities investigate.
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China’s Digital Farming Revolution Goes Global at Supply Chain Expo
China’s latest agricultural technologies, from AI-driven tools to cloud platforms, are setting new global standards at the Supply Chain Expo, reshaping farming practices worldwide.
Colombia Diversifies Defense Strategy with Swedish Fighter Jet Deal
Colombia’s pivot to Swedish fighter jets signals a strategic shift in defense procurement, impacting global arms markets and regional security dynamics.
37 Dead as Tourist Boat Capsizes in Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay Amid Storm Warnings
At least 37 dead after tourist boat capsizes in Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay during sudden storm, with rescue efforts ongoing and Storm Wipha approaching.
Liangshan Yi Torch Festival Illuminates Southwest China’s Cultural Heritage
Over 250,000 gathered in Sichuan’s Liangshan region for the Yi Torch Festival, celebrating fire-centered traditions and cultural preservation through dance and rituals.
Vehicle Collision in Los Angeles Leaves 30 Injured, Sparks Safety Concerns
A vehicle collision in Los Angeles injured 30 people, raising questions about urban safety and its relevance to Asian diaspora communities and global travelers.
China Expo Spotlights Green Tech Revolution in Manufacturing
Cutting-edge green technologies at China’s supply chain expo reveal how sustainable manufacturing reduces costs and drives industrial innovation across Asia.
South Korea Ends Overseas Adoptions Amid Abuse Revelations; Adoptee Shares 8-Year Search
South Korea bans private overseas adoptions after decades of systemic issues, as adoptee Kara Shroeder shares her 8-year search for biological roots.
27 Dead in Ha Long Bay Cruise Ship Tragedy Amid Stormy Weather
At least 27 dead after cruise ship capsizes in Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay during stormy conditions. Rescue operations continue.
Global Mayors Converge in Qingdao to Boost Cultural Tourism Ties
Mayors from Germany, Greece, Japan, and China meet in Qingdao to strengthen cultural tourism ties and sister-city cooperation through maritime initiatives and heritage preservation.
U.S. Bets on Stablecoins to Reinforce Dollar Dominance: Can It Work?
New U.S. stablecoin regulations aim to strengthen dollar dominance, but analysts question if digital assets can address systemic economic challenges.
18 Dead, Dozens Missing in Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay Boat Tragedy
At least 18 dead and dozens missing after a tourist boat capsizes in Vietnam’s UNESCO-listed Ha Long Bay, with rescue operations ongoing.
Hollywood Car Rampage Leaves 30 Injured; Suspect in Custody
A driver plowed into a crowd in Hollywood, injuring 30. Suspect in custody, gunman at large. Authorities investigate the chaotic incident near Sunset Boulevard.
Ninglang Torch Festival 2025 Ignites Yunnan with Cultural Splendor
Yunnan’s 2025 Ninglang Torch Festival illuminated cultural traditions with fiery performances, attracting global visitors and boosting regional tourism through ancient Yi ethnic customs.
2025 Belt and Road Journalists Forum Champions Global Dialogue, AI in Media
Journalists from 50+ countries gathered in Ganzhou to discuss media’s role in global modernization, AI, and cross-cultural dialogue at the 2025 Belt and Road Forum.
Typhoon Wipha Batters Southern China, Triggers Emergency Alerts
Typhoon Wipha hits southern China, prompting emergency alerts in Hainan and Guangdong as authorities brace for heavy rains and infrastructure disruptions.
Global Chip Giants Reaffirm China’s Role in Interconnected Supply Chains
Semiconductor leaders at China’s supply chain expo emphasize global interdependence as Nvidia and AMD expand mainland market presence amid shifting trade dynamics.
Thundering Hooves: Xinjiang’s Spectacular Horse Herd Gallops Across Grasslands
Thousands of Ili horses gallop across Xinjiang’s Zhaosu County, showcasing China’s premier horse breeding traditions and nomadic cultural heritage.
Xizang’s 60-Year Journey: From Isolation to Connectivity
Over 60 years, Xizang transformed from an isolated plateau to a hub of highways, railways, and air routes, driving economic and cultural growth.
China Launches Major Hydropower Project on Yarlung Zangbo River
Chinese Premier Li Qiang announces construction of Yarlung Zangbo hydropower project, emphasizing renewable energy development and regional growth in Xizang.