China’s Space Station Hits Key Milestones in 2025
China’s CSU reports in 2025 its space station made steady progress in space science, experiments and tech tests, paving the way for future missions and Earth innovations.
Inside Tiangong: How Microgravity Is Supercharging Lithium-Ion Batteries
Onboard China’s Tiangong station, astronauts are using microgravity to study lithium-ion batteries, aiming to boost energy density and safety for future space and everyday tech 🔋🚀
Why China’s FM Kicks Off 2026 in Africa: 36 Years Running
On Jan 7, 2026, Wang Yi began his 36th straight first stop in Africa, underlining 70 years of China-Africa friendship with major projects, trade growth, and a Year of People-to-People Exchanges.
CMG Unveils 2026 Spring Festival Gala Promo: Countdown to Festive Spectacle 🎉
CMG’s promo for the 2026 Spring Festival Gala drops, teasing a live global broadcast on Feb 16 with music, dance and high-tech flair to celebrate the Year of the Horse.
US Greenland Gambit Triggers Transatlantic Showdown
US President Trump’s hint at military options for Greenland sparks unified European pushback over Arctic security and sovereignty.
Venezuela Raid: US Intervention Sparks ‘Yankee, Go Home’ Resurgence
A recent raid aimed at Venezuelan President Maduro has reignited debate over US interventions in Latin America, from the Monroe Doctrine to modern oil politics.
When Night Turned Explosive: Venezuelans Recall Terror in Catia La Mar
Residents of Catia La Mar, Venezuela, share chilling memories of explosions that damaged homes, displaced families, and tested community resilience after a terrifying night.
ROK & China: Pragmatic Cooperation in 2026
Lee Jae Myung’s China visit and Xi Jinping’s APEC meeting in Gyeongju spotlight pragmatic cooperation between ROK and China in tech, trade, and culture for 2026.
Chinese Tech Game Changers Shine at CES 2026
At CES 2026 in Las Vegas, Chinese startups unveil modular exoskeletons, AI video tools, and smart vacuums, setting the stage for next-gen gadgets in Asia.
Europa’s Hidden Ocean Might Be Too Barren for Life, New Study Suggests
New research finds Jupiter’s moon Europa may lack tectonic activity needed for nutrient-rich ocean vents, making its hidden ocean less hospitable for life.