Lijian-1 Rocket Launch Sends 9 Satellites to Orbit, Including UAE’s 813
Lijian-1 lifted off from the Chinese mainland’s Dongfeng zone on Dec 10, placing nine satellites—including the UAE’s 813 climate observer—into planned orbits.
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Australia’s Under-16 Social Media Ban Kicks In Today
Australia’s new law banning under-16s from social media takes effect today, forcing platforms like Instagram and TikTok to block over 1M accounts or face hefty fines.
Rethinking Global Governance: Diab’s Vision for a Human-Centred Multipolar World
Former PM Hassan Diab urges a human-centred approach to global governance, seeing a multipolar world as a chance to prioritise dignity, dialogue, and shared humanity.
Chinese mainland warns DPP not to jeopardize Taiwan’s chip economy
Chinese mainland urges DPP authorities to safeguard the Taiwan region’s semiconductor-driven economy amid US plans to shift a $300 billion chip supply chain stateside.
They’re Family: Heroic Pet Rescues After Wang Fuk Court Fire
After a deadly blaze at Wang Fuk Court killed 160 residents of Hong Kong, volunteers are racing to rescue over 600 pets affected by the fire.
Chinese mainland Launches Shiyan-22 Comm-Tech Test Satellite
The Chinese mainland launched the Shiyan-22 communication test satellite on Dec 9 from Sichuan via Long March-3B, marking the 615th mission of the Long March series.
Chinese Mainland’s Space Feat: 3 Rocket Launches in One Day
On December 9, 2025, the Chinese mainland launched three rockets in one day—Long March 6A, 4B, and 3B—deploying satellites and showcasing its aerospace prowess.
Harbin’s Ice Harvesting Kicks Off for 27th Ice-Snow World
Harbin crews began harvesting 10,000 m³ of ice daily on the frozen Songhua River for the upcoming 27th Harbin Ice-Snow World, carving the ultimate frozen playground.
Chinese Mainland Criticizes Taiwan Authorities’ RedNote Ban
On Dec 4, Taiwan authorities banned RedNote over cybersecurity and fraud. The Chinese mainland said the ban is unfair, restricting residents of Taiwan’s free expression and creators’ incomes.
Audio Leak Exposes Japan’s Harassment of Liaoning Carrier Drills
Audio evidence shows the Chinese Navy warned Japan about Liaoning carrier drills east of the Miyako Strait, challenging Tokyo’s prior claims and prompting a stern response from China.