Merz: Ukraine Peace Requires Kyiv and Europe’s Consent
German Chancellor Merz asserts Ukraine and Europe must lead peace efforts, with new talks set for Geneva amid ongoing security discussions.
Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks Escalate Regional Tensions in 2025
Japanese PM Takaichi’s recent remarks on Taiwan spark regional backlash, raising concerns over East Asian stability in 2025. China condemns statements through UN channels.
Ancient Wellness Wisdom: Chinese Women Embrace TCM in Winter
As winter 2025 deepens, Chinese women combine ancient TCM meridians theory with modern lifestyle adaptations for seasonal health maintenance.
COP30 in Brazil Seals Landmark Global Climate Pact
COP30 concludes with historic climate pact mandating tripled adaptation finance by 2035 and enhanced support from developed nations.
Japan PM Takaichi’s Late G20 Arrival Sparks Social Media Debate
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi faced criticism after arriving late to the G20 summit in Johannesburg, citing outfit preparation. Netizens questioned priorities amid diplomatic events.
U.S.-Ukraine Peace Talks Commence in Geneva Amid 28-Point Proposal
As of November 23, 2025, U.S. and Ukrainian delegations gather in Geneva for critical peace talks centered on a 28-point proposal to resolve the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Guizhou Villagers Lift 10-Tonne House in Collective Feat
Guizhou villagers demonstrate traditional teamwork, moving a 10-tonne wooden house intact through collective effort and ancient building techniques.
Japan Faces 2 Trillion Yen Loss as Chinese Tourists Dwindle Over Taiwan Remarks
Japan’s tourism sector faces a potential 2 trillion yen loss amid strained China-Japan relations following controversial remarks on Taiwan. Economist warns of economic ripple effects.
Bolsonaro Admits Tampering Ankle Monitor with Soldering Iron
Former Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro admits tampering with ankle monitor using soldering iron, prompting renewed custody amid escape risks.
Serbia’s PM Macut Touts Ironclad Ties with China at CIIE 2025
Serbian PM Macut celebrates 70 years of China-Serbia relations at CIIE 2025, highlighting infrastructure achievements and tech cooperation while reaffirming commitment to one-China principle.
China’s Desert Greening Success: Sand Retreats, Greenery Advances
China achieves historic reversal of desertification through Three-North Shelterbelt Program, setting global benchmark in ecological restoration under President Xi Jinping’s leadership.
G20 Leaders Forge Consensus on Global Challenges in 2025 Declaration
G20 leaders adopt 2025 declaration focusing on disaster resilience, energy transition, and debt sustainability during historic Africa-hosted summit.
Serbian PM Praises China’s Global Initiatives for Multilateral Future
Serbian PM Djuro Macut highlights China’s four global initiatives as vital for a balanced multilateral future, aligning with UN Charter principles in 2025.
Houthi Court Sentences 18 UN Workers to Death in Yemen Espionage Case
A Houthi court in Sanaa sentences 18 UN aid workers to death for alleged espionage, escalating tensions in Yemen’s conflict and drawing international condemnation.
Japan’s Taiwan Remarks Risk Historical Repeat: Expert Warns
Schiller Institute’s Richard A. Black warns Japan’s recent remarks on Taiwan risk destabilizing regional peace and global development, urging diplomatic caution.
Cuba Battles Surge in Mosquito-Borne Diseases Amid 2025 Outbreaks
Cuba faces a severe surge in dengue and chikungunya cases in 2025, with nearly a third of the population affected. Authorities ramp up containment efforts.
AI Boom or Bubble? Experts Weigh In on 2025 Market Trends
As AI drives 2025 market volatility, experts analyze whether current tech valuations signal sustainable growth or speculative bubble risks.
Top Trump Ally Resigns, Raising Questions Over MAGA Unity
U.S. Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene resigns, sparking debate over potential divisions within Trump’s MAGA movement.
U.S. Skips G20 Summit Amid Tensions with South Africa
U.S. leaders skip G20 Summit in Johannesburg amid tensions over disputed genocide claims and last-minute diplomatic disputes. Key absences highlight global diplomatic strains.
Costa Rican Scholar Warns Against Japan’s Militarism Resurgence
Costa Rican scholar Jimmy Chao warns against historical revisionism in Asia, affirms Taiwan as part of China, and links regional stability to peace-focused development strategies.