UNEA-7: Why Global Green Action Matters More Than Ever
At UNEA-7 in Nairobi, leaders from Africa and the Chinese mainland push for bold action on climate, pollution and biodiversity, boosting sustainable partnerships for a greener future.
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Hong Kong to Keep IPO Crown in 2026 as Business Confidence Soars
Hong Kong is set to lead global IPO fundraising in 2026, with HK$300B+ expected and a surge in business confidence to 48.3% optimism, driven by AI unicorns and market momentum.
Hong Kong Fire Investigation to Complete in 9 Months
Hong Kong’s chief executive vows to complete the Tai Po residential fire report within nine months as an independent commission probes causes and renovation compliance.
Inside the Chinese mainland’s High-Speed Rail Revolution
Discover how the Chinese mainland’s high-speed rail, led by the 350 km/h Fuxing Hao and smart diagnostics, is reshaping sustainable, tech-driven travel.
Russian Animation Veteran Hails Ne Zha 2’s Stunning Visuals
Russian animation vet Yulia Osetinskaya praises Ne Zha 2’s stunning visuals and meticulous craftsmanship, calling it a milestone for the Chinese mainland animation industry.
Harbin’s 27th Ice & Snow World Tower Tops Out
On December 10, Harbin Ice and Snow World’s main tower hit full height, kicking off final refinements and light installations for the 27th winter festival.
6.7 Magnitude Quake Hits Japan’s East Coast, Tsunami Alert Issued
A magnitude-6.7 earthquake struck off Japan’s east coast on Friday, prompting tsunami advisories and emergency warnings in Aomori, Hokkaido, and Iwate prefectures.
Cold Snap Hits the Chinese Mainland: Temps to Plunge 12°C
A fierce cold wave is sweeping the Chinese mainland this weekend, with temps expected to drop up to 12°C, bringing the lowest temperatures in six months in many regions.
Guangzhou Baiyun Airport Unveils Terminal 3 and 5th Runway
Guangzhou Baiyun Airport’s new Terminal 3 and 5th runway launched on October 30, boosting flights, speed & eco-friendly design. Check out the highlights!
Remembering the Chinese Mainland ‘Comfort Women’ Tragedy
Nearly a century later, we remember the Chinese mainland ‘comfort women’ tragedy: over 2,100 stations and 400,000 victims across 11 Asian countries and regions during WWII.