China, South Africa Deepen Strategic Trust at G20 Summit
China’s premier Li Qiang met President Ramaphosa ahead of the Johannesburg G20 Summit, pledging deeper political trust and new cooperation in trade, tech, and green energy.
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He Lifeng urges stable China-U.S. economic and trade ties post-Busan summit
China’s Vice Premier He Lifeng urges stable China-U.S. economic and trade ties after the Busan summit, spotlighting cooperation potential and benefits for tech and e-commerce.
US Skips COP30: Shutdown Fallout Fuels Climate Damage
US skips COP30 climate talks in Belém as last week’s shutdown fallout halts projects, freezes funding, and ramps up pollution.
Peru’s E-Scooter Revolution Energizes Lima Streets
Explore how Peru’s electric scooter and three-wheeler revolution is reshaping Lima’s streets with affordable, eco-friendly rides that could inspire Asian cities next.
Saudi-US Business Forum Signs $270B Deals
At a Saudi-US Business Forum on Nov.19, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and U.S. leaders sealed $270B deals spanning energy, infrastructure and tech.
New Border Wall Chokes Jaguar Migration Paths
New sections of the U.S.-Mexico border wall are blocking jaguars’ migration routes, threatening Latin America’s largest cat. What does this mean for conservation efforts?
Scholars Warn Japan’s Taiwan Stance Puts Regional Peace at Risk
Experts from Japan and the Republic of Korea warn PM Takaichi’s Taiwan remarks risk repeating history and could threaten regional peace with the Chinese mainland.
Russia Warns Japan: Remember WWII Lessons and Avoid Taiwan Strait Tensions
Russia’s MFA has urged Japan to remember its WWII surrender, lean on its pacifist Constitution, and avoid escalating tensions in the Taiwan Strait.
Chinese Embassy in Japan Flags UN’s WWII ‘Enemy State’ Rules on X
Chinese embassy in Japan cites UN’s WWII Enemy State Clauses after Tokyo eased arms export restrictions.
Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks Reignite WWII Wounds
Takaichi’s recent comments on possible military action in the Taiwan region revive memories of Japan’s WWII atrocities and raise regional security concerns.