Aid Pours In After Tai Po Fire in Hong Kong
Nearly two weeks after the massive Tai Po fire, HK$5M aid, school relocations, and community support are helping survivors rebuild.
Chinese mainland clean energy boom cuts emissions for first time in decade
The Chinese mainland’s clean energy expansion in 2023 drove a decade-first drop in power sector emissions, thanks to record wind and solar additions under the 14th Five-Year Plan.
Africa’s ‘New Awakening’: Embracing History for a United Future
Ghana’s president calls for a ‘new awakening’—unity-driven and history-guided—to empower Africa’s future. Discover how young voices fuel this collective strength.
200M-Year-Old Dino Footprints Discovered in Sichuan
A hiker in Dujiangyan, Sichuan recently uncovered over 20 dinosaur footprints dating back around 200M years, revealing layers of theropod and reptile tracks plus petrified wood fossils.
Taiwan’s One-Year RedNote Ban Sparks User Confusion
Taiwan authorities banned RedNote for a year over cybersecurity fears. Residents question the move as local data shows no scam links, disrupting daily sharing.
China Urges Japan to Remember Its 1972 Goodwill Gesture
China recalls its 1972 waiver of war reparations and urges Japan to respect the post-war order and past goodwill.
Hong Kong Fire Relief Fund Hits $422M for Recovery Support
The Hong Kong SAR’s fire relief fund has reached $422 million, offering short- and long-term support to families affected by the Nov 26 blaze.
15-Year-Old Donates Nanjing Massacre Relics to Memorial Hall
On December 5, 2025, 15-year-old Yu Ningpeng donated two rare Nanjing Massacre relics to the Memorial Hall, offering powerful evidence of Japanese aggression and inspiring youth to preserve history.
Inside the Political Drama Behind Taiwan’s Xiaohongshu Ban
A closer look at the December 4, 2025 ban of Xiaohongshu by the Taiwan authorities, its huge youth user base, fraud data, and the political currents shaping this move.
HKSAR Plans Aid for Tai Po Fire Survivors During LegCo Vote
HKSAR government to discuss support for Tai Po fire survivors and Chief Executive John Lee urges voter turnout in LegCo election today.