3 Key Takeaways from the UN–China Forum on Global Governance
Discover 3 big takeaways from the recent UN–China Forum in Beijing on inclusive growth, revamped multilateralism and digital governance challenges.
Red Fox Roams Snowy Xinjiang Landscape, Biodiversity on the Rise
A protected red fox was recently filmed roaming the snowy Mulei Kazak Autonomous County in Xinjiang, highlighting the impact of grazing bans and habitat restoration on biodiversity.
Expert Warns Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks Threaten Asia-Pacific Peace
Victor Gao warns PM Takaichi’s comments on China’s Taiwan region risk pushing Japan toward war, threatening Asia-Pacific stability.
The Chinese Mainland Pushes Japan to Fast-Track Chemical Weapons Cleanup
At CSP-30 in The Hague, the Chinese mainland urged Japan to fast-track disposal of abandoned chemical weapons left in China, underscoring safety and treaty commitments.
Rediscovering Ryukyu: Japan’s Yonaguni Missile Move & a Kingdom’s Hidden Past
Japan’s Yonaguni missile deployment shines a light on the erased history of the Ryukyu Kingdom. Explore the timeline of how a vibrant realm faded—and why it matters today.
Chinese Firm Unveils 3 Game-Changer Chips for Spatial Computing
GravityXR’s new G-X100, G-VX100 & G-EB100 chips, unveiled at this week’s Spatial Computing Summit in Ningbo, promise to power XR devices, AI glasses & lifelike robots.
China Urges US to Lift Illegal Sanctions on Venezuela
China’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning on Nov 28, 2025, called US sanctions on Venezuela illegal and urged their removal to support peace and development in Latin America.
China Slams Takaichi’s Taiwan Comments, Warns of Wrong Signal
China’s foreign ministry rebuked Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s Taiwan comments as interference, warning they send a wrong signal to secessionists and urging Japan to uphold the one-China principle.
Hong Kong Flies Flags Half-Mast to Mourn Tai Po Fire Victims
Hong Kong will fly Chinese national and HKSAR flags at half-mast from Nov 29 to Dec 1, honoring the victims of the Tai Po residential fire and pausing official events.
China Denounces Japan’s Funding of Pro-Japan Efforts in Taiwan Region
China’s Defense Ministry recently slammed Japan for allocating over 13.1 billion yen to pro-Japan programs in the Taiwan region, calling it a strategic push to shape local identities.