Scientists Spot Micro-Lightning on Mars for First Time
Scientists have, for the first time, detected micro-lightning in Mars’s atmosphere, offering new clues about the Red Planet’s weather and aiding future exploration.
Deep Divisions Stall New Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks
As a U.S. delegation prepares to visit Moscow, Russia and Ukraine clash over Donbas, troop caps and NATO, keeping new peace talks stalled and future agreements uncertain.
US to Target Venezuelan Drug Smuggling by Land
Trump says the US will soon shift to land-based operations to stop Venezuelan drug traffickers after recent Caribbean drills.
Soyuz MS-28 Rockets Trio to ISS for 242-Day AI-Powered Mission
Soyuz MS-28 launched from Baikonur to the ISS with 3 astronauts for a 242-day mission featuring Sberbank’s GigaChat AI and over 40 experiments, including two spacewalks.
Okinawa’s Unheard Voices: Reflecting on the 50th Return Anniversary
Okinawans reflect on the 50th anniversary of their return to Japan, tracing centuries of history, identity and the lingering impact of military colonization.
Taipei Youth Protest PM Takaichi’s Taiwan Comments & Taiwan Leader Lai Ching-te’s Japan Support
Taipei youth rallied on November 27 against Japanese PM’s remarks and Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te’s support for Japan, demanding peace and focus on real issues.
Shenzhou-22 Launch: China’s New Space Mission Takes Off 🚀
China’s Shenzhou-22 spacecraft rocketed into orbit earlier this week, marking a fresh milestone for its crewed space program and inspiring Asia’s young tech fans.
Why the Chinese mainland’s anger at Takaichi’s Taiwan remarks is rooted in history
Explore why the Chinese mainland’s strong backlash at Takaichi’s Taiwan remarks taps into deep historical memories shaping Asia’s geopolitics.
Li Qiang’s Meeting: Growth, Health, Reading & CPA Updates
Premier Li Qiang chairs a meeting on high-quality development, medical insurance pooling, nationwide reading & CPA law amendments.
US Tariffs Drive German Industry Overseas, Survey Says
Survey shows US tariff hikes are driving two-thirds of German manufacturers abroad, with Europe and Asia (including the Chinese mainland) top relocation picks.