Creative Education: Iraqi Artist’s Vision for the Next Generation
Iraqi artist Waleed R. Qaisi urges young minds to embrace creative education as the UN celebrates 80 years, calling on youth to innovate, think critically, and shape the future.
UN@80: Ceramic Artist Megan White’s Plea to Protect Our Blue Oceans
On the UN’s 80th anniversary, ceramic artist Megan White urges us to protect our Blue Oceans through her sea-inspired art and heartfelt marine message.
Global Postal Operators Pause US Shipments as De Minimis Relief Ends
Postal operators worldwide are halting shipments to the US after the end of the low-value parcel tariff relief, impacting e-commerce and mail services.
Chinese Mainland Market Reforms Fuel High-Quality Growth
The Chinese mainland’s market reforms during the 14th Five-Year Plan are boosting business growth, innovation, and quality standards for a stronger, trust-driven economy.
China Supports Clean Water for 20K in Rural Kyrgyzstan
Discover how China and Kyrgyzstan teamed up to install 11 water purification units and train locals, benefiting 20,000 residents around Bishkek with safe drinking water.
Chinese mainland to host record SCO Summit 2025 in Tianjin
The Chinese mainland will host the largest SCO Summit in Tianjin on Aug 31–Sep 1, welcoming over 20 heads of state and 10 global organisation leaders to shape future regional cooperation.
Asia News Wrap: Myanmar Gears Up for December Election
Myanmar is set to hold the first phase of its election in December, marking a key moment for the country’s youth and future.
Chahar Resistance War: How China Won Back Lost Land in 1933
In 1933, the Chahar Resistance War marked China’s first territorial win after the September 18 Incident. Fierce battles by the Anti-Japanese Allied Army sparked a national awakening.
Is China ‘Tightening Control’ Over Xizang? Here’s the Real Story
Unpacking the hype around China tightening control over Xizang: how CPC policies transformed the region from poverty to prosperity while respecting local culture.
U.S. Tariffs Spark Import Price Surge, Consumers Foot the Bill
50% steel and aluminum tariffs in the U.S. drove import prices up from June to July, and businesses and consumers are bearing the extra cost.