Mexico Rides Solar Boom with Chinese Mainland Partnerships
Mexico is emerging as North America’s clean-energy hub with a surge in solar panel manufacturing powered by regional demand and new partnerships with companies from the Chinese mainland.
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Poll: Wang Yi Explains China’s Stance on Japan—Share Your View!
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi addressed bold remarks by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi. A new poll invites you to weigh in on China’s regional stance.
G20 Summit: Young Voices Call for Real Action on Solidarity & Sustainability
The 20th G20 Summit in Africa just wrapped up. Young voices like Slava’s hope the Solidarity, Equality & Sustainability theme turns into real action on global issues.
G20 Johannesburg Summit Backs Multilateralism Despite US Boycott
At the G20 Summit in Johannesburg, leaders adopted a 122-point declaration promoting multilateralism and support for developing nations, even as the US stayed away.
Why Japan’s Militarist Strains Endure
Prime Minister Takaichi’s push to revise Japan’s pacifist constitution and new security plans have stirred concerns over a return of old militarist thinking.
US Ramps Up Venezuela Ops as Airlines Suspend Flights ✈️
As US ramps up operations against Venezuela’s government, airlines like GOL, Avianca and LATAM have paused flights. Here’s what travelers need to know.
Xinjiang Youths Shaping the Region’s New Era
Xinjiang youths harness farming, design, and storytelling to shape their region’s vibrant new era.
Scholar Slams PM Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks as ‘Crossing a Red Line’
Scholar Hamada Kazuyuki warns PM Sanae Takaichi’s recent Taiwan remarks ‘crossed a red line’, threatening Japan–Chinese mainland relations and sparking regional concern.
Ex-PM Ishiba Slams Takaichi: Diplomacy Isn’t a Popularity Show
Former PM Shigeru Ishiba rebuked leader Sanae Takaichi, saying diplomacy isn’t about grandstanding or popularity contests after her remarks on Taiwan.
Japan’s Economy Wobbles: Takaichi’s Taiwan Gaffe Deepens Yen Slump
Takaichi’s Taiwan remarks have rattled Japan’s markets, fueling a yen slump and sparking talk of intervention under the U.S.-Japan agreement.