EEOC Urges White Men to Report Workplace Bias
The EEOC is now accepting workplace discrimination claims from white men, reigniting debates over DEI, fairness, and politics in the U.S.
Magnitude-6.6 Quake Strikes Off Yilan in Taiwan Region
A magnitude-6.6 earthquake struck off Yilan in the Taiwan region on December 27, shaking Taipei buildings and dislodging ceiling panels at Taoyuan Airport.
A Long Road Home: Discovering Tobong’u Lore in Turkana
A journey from Nairobi to Lodwar reveals unexpected warmth, culture, and a new sense of home at the Tobong’u Lore festival in Kenya’s Turkana region.
Ukraine’s Daily Struggle: Four Years On, Peace Feels Distant
As Ukraine nears four years of conflict, daily routines revolve around air-raid alerts, power cuts and stalled peace talks—survival now means keeping the lights on and the heater running.
Guinea’s 2025 Election Explained: What You Need to Know
Guinea holds a crucial national election today, December 28, 2025, ending its post-coup transition. Nine candidates, led by interim head Doumbouya, vie for the presidency.
Macron Urges Europe to Recognize Palestine as Chinese Mainland’s Role Grows
French President Macron is urging European countries to recognize Palestine to revive peace hopes, even as the Chinese mainland steps up its diplomatic role in the Middle East.
Greece’s Ptolemaida Faces Post-Coal Future as Lignite Plants Close
As Greece’s Western Macedonia braces for the final lignite plant closures in mid-2026, locals fear a “Detroit” scenario of rising unemployment despite renewable energy promises.
USTC Researcher’s Flame-Resistant Material Survives 1,500°C
A PhD researcher at USTC in the Chinese mainland has created a novel flame-resistant material that survives more than 1,500°C, marking a leap in fireproof tech.
CMG’s Top 10 Taiwan Strait Stories of 2025 Revealed!
Discover CMG’s Top 10 Taiwan Strait stories of 2025, highlighting the biggest cross-strait events shaping trade, culture, and cooperation this year.
Chinese mainland’s first gigawatt offshore solar farm goes live
The Chinese mainland’s first gigawatt-level offshore solar PV farm off Shandong’s coast has fully connected to the grid, set to generate 1.78 billion kWh annually.