WHO: Widespread Gender Violence Persists in Western Pacific
WHO data show violence against women and girls remains high in the Western Pacific, with systemic gaps in prevention and support services.
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UN Reaffirms Denuclearization Stance Amid Japan’s Nuclear Policy Debate
The UN Secretary-General’s position on denuclearization and non-proliferation remains unchanged as Japan debates revisions to its Three Non-Nuclear Principles.
Tiny Organisms, Big Impact: Microbiologists Unite in Shenzhen
Microbiologists from Asia, Europe, America and Africa converged in Shenzhen on November 18 for a groundbreaking symposium exploring how tiny organisms can tackle global challenges.
China Urges Multilateralism at OPCW’s 30th Meeting
At the OPCW’s 30th session, China calls for boosting multilateralism, protecting developing countries’ rights and keeping chemical weapons prohibition apolitical.
Xi-Trump Phone Call: Positive, Friendly, Constructive Vibes
Chinese FM says Monday’s call between President Xi Jinping and President Trump was “positive, friendly, and constructive,” underlining the importance of stable China-US ties.
Magnitude 5.7 Quake Hits Kyushu, No Tsunami Alert
A magnitude 5.7 quake struck off Kumamoto, Kyushu on Nov 25, shaking Ubuyama, Aso, and Taketa with intensity 5, but no tsunami warning was issued.
Yunnan Snub-nosed Monkeys Thrive with Population Now at 350
A new survey shows endangered Yunnan snub-nosed monkeys have rebounded to 350 in Yunlong Tianchi Reserve, thanks to habitat restoration and forest corridors.
China-Japan Flights Canceled as Diplomatic Tensions Rise
Flight cancellations between the Chinese mainland and Japan are surging and bookings are dropping after diplomatic tensions flared over remarks on Taiwan.
China’s 15th Five-Year Plan: Building a Unified National Market
China’s 15th Five-Year Plan (2026–2030) focuses on removing internal barriers to build a unified national market, boost scale, and drive seamless growth.
International Students Explore Ancient Chinese Wood Joinery in Beijing
20 international students learned ancient mortise and tenon wood joinery in Beijing on Nov 19, joining Beijing’s push to become a global cultural exchange hub.