Survive & Thrive in the Chinese Mainland’s Coldest Place ❄️
Discover how locals in the Chinese mainland’s coldest region brave half-year winters with clever layering, home hacks and community vibes. Stay warm & inspired! ❄️
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Australia’s Liberals Ditch Net-Zero, Choose Cheaper Energy
Australia’s Liberal Party scraps its net-zero by 2050 pledge to focus on affordable energy, aligning with the Nationals. What this means for global climate goals and power bills across Asia.
New Emails Suggest Trump Knew About Epstein’s Crimes
House Democrats released emails suggesting Trump may have known about Epstein’s abuse, sparking calls to declassify all non-classified files and fresh scrutiny.
Premier Li Qiang’s November Tour: SCO, Zambia & G20
Chinese premier Li Qiang is set to attend the SCO heads meeting in Moscow, make an official Zambia visit and join the 20th G20 Summit in Johannesburg from Nov 17–23.
2 Dead, 18 Injured in South Korea Market Crash 😢
A truck crashed into a Bucheon market sidewalk on Nov. 13, 2025, killing two elderly women and injuring 18. Authorities are investigating the cause.
Youth Power Shines at China-Africa Global Governance Event
At CMG’s Global Governance, Youth Action event in Johannesburg, young leaders from China and Africa rallied around digital economy, green energy and future-focused collaboration.
US Judge Frees 600+ Migrants on Bond After Chicago Raids
A federal judge in Chicago has ordered 615 undocumented migrants arrested in recent immigration raids to be released on bond, marking a major win for legal activists and human rights groups.
Congress OKs Deal to End Longest US Government Shutdown
Congress approved a deal to end the longest U.S. government shutdown with a Senate 60-40 and House 222-209 vote. The CBO warns of a $14 billion growth hit as Trump prepares to sign.
Venezuela on High Alert as USS Ford Approaches Latin America
Venezuela has put its entire military, including volunteer militias and nearly 200k troops on high alert after the USS Ford moved closer to Latin America to curb drug trafficking.
How Marajó Island’s Communities Are Tackling Rising Tides
On Brazil’s Marajó Island, locals are using floating gardens, mangroves and digital networks to adapt to rising sea levels and inspire coastal resilience.