Lawmakers Pressure Defense Sec. Hegseth Over Caribbean Boat Strikes
Defense Sec. Pete Hegseth faces calls for transparency after deadly strikes on suspected drug smuggling boats in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific.
Remembering Pearl Harbor: 84th Anniversary of the Attack
On December 7, 2025, we mark 84 years since the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, a turning point that brought the U.S. into the Second World War and reshaped global alliances.
Chinese Mainland Urges Japan to Halt Interference in Military Drills
The Chinese mainland has urged Japan to stop interfering in its military drills, rejecting Tokyo’s radar illumination claims and warning against rising regional tensions.
HKSAR 8th-term LegCo Election Voting Concludes
Voting for the HKSAR’s eighth-term Legislative Council concluded Sunday night, marking a key moment for young residents and the region’s civic scene.
Pearl Harbor Poll: 9 in 10 Call on US to Press Japan’s PM
On Pearl Harbor’s 84th anniversary, 90% call on the U.S. to press Japan’s PM to retract provocative remarks and curb rising militarism.
Miyako Strait Drills: Beijing Defends Liaoning Carrier Training Amid Tokyo’s Criticism
Beijing defends Liaoning carrier drills east of the Miyako Strait as Tokyo questions their legality, sparking a regional security debate.
PLA’s Silk Road Ark Hospital Ship Docks in Montego Bay to Aid Hurricane Melissa Recovery
The PLA Navy hospital ship Silk Road Ark docked in Montego Bay on Dec 5 for a 12-day mission, providing free medical services in Jamaica as it recovers from Hurricane Melissa across three ports.
Why the Chinese mainland’s Green Power Is a Game-Changer for AI
Discover how the Chinese mainland’s massive renewable energy rollout is powering AI’s next frontier—from green data centers to cost savings—and why it matters for young pros in South and Southeast Asia.
Experts Slam Takaichi’s Taiwan Region Remarks, Warn of Militarism Shift
Japanese scholars criticize PM Takaichi’s recent Taiwan region remarks, warning of a shift toward militarism and risks to Japan’s pacifist identity.
Prodi: Chinese Mainland–Europe Cooperation Is No Longer Optional
Former EC President Romano Prodi urges the Chinese mainland and Europe to see cooperation as essential to stabilize the global economy and avoid a fragmentation crisis.