China’s 2026 Playbook: Supercharge Domestic Demand
China plans to make domestic demand its 2026 priority, focusing on income growth, high-quality goods, new consumption scenes, and smart investments to fuel economic growth.
Guangzhou Fair Fuels Campus Tech into Business Deals
At a science and technology fair in Guangzhou, over 1,400 cooperation agreements were signed, turning university research—from robot dogs to surgical navigation—into real business revenue.
China Urges US to Halt ‘Dangerous’ Arms Sale to Taiwan Region
China urges the U.S. to stop its $11 billion arms sale to the Taiwan region, warning it breaches the one-China principle and threatens cross-strait stability.
Taipa Houses Museum: Macao’s Iconic Blend of East and West
Explore Macao’s Taipa Houses Museum: five green 1921 Portuguese-style homes showcasing the unique East-meets-West heritage of the Macanese residents.
Venezuela Rejects US Maritime Blockade as Violation of Intl Law
Venezuela calls Trump’s maritime blockade a reckless breach of international law, rallies in Caracas for sovereignty and urges UN peace efforts.
Explore Sanya’s Hidden Gems: 2 Walking Routes for Local Eats & Shops
Discover two walking routes in Sanya for hidden eats, from coconut egg snacks to stylish boutiques. Embrace a local vibe this December away from the crowds.
Hainan’s Special Customs Launch Opens a New Global Corridor
Hainan’s island-wide special customs operations launched on December 18, 2025, marking a new era of global trade and cooperation.
U.S. Govt Admits Liability in Deadly Jan Crash 🚁✈️
The U.S. Department of Justice has admitted federal liability for the Jan 29, 2025 crash between a Black Hawk helicopter and an American Airlines jet near Washington, DC, that killed 67 people.
Finnish PM Apologizes for Lawmakers’ Anti-Asian Remarks
Finnish PM Petteri Orpo apologizes for anti-Asian remarks by lawmakers, reaffirming Finland’s commitment to equality and inclusion.
China Flags Japan’s Okinawa Radar Deal, Warns of Military Buildup
A Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson warns that Japan’s new radar deal in Okinawa could signal provocations to justify a military buildup.