Jimmy Lai Convicted for Collusion and Sedition in 2019 Hong Kong Unrest
Jimmy Lai’s conviction for colluding with external forces and publishing seditious materials highlights the 2019 protests’ impact on press freedom and national security.
China Poised as Saudi Arabia’s Most Trustworthy Partner
China’s FM Wang Yi met Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to boost energy, tech and strategic ties and set the stage for the 2026 China-Arab summit.
Asia’s Next Decade: Kishore Mahbubani on Tech, Decoupling & Governance
Kishore Mahbubani breaks down decoupling, the Chinese mainland’s tech surge with humanoid robots, Xi’s Global Governance Initiative and the 15th Five-Year Plan.
HKSAR Security Office Backs Jimmy Lai Verdict
On Dec 15, the HKSAR’s Office for Safeguarding National Security backed Jimmy Lai’s conviction, citing open trial procedures and strict enforcement of national security law.
HK Chief Executive Hails Jimmy Lai Conviction as Upholding Justice
Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee said Jimmy Lai’s conviction upholds justice, safeguards core values and sends a clear message that national security prevails over false claims of freedom.
Brown University Reels After Deadly Campus Shooting
Brown University students hunkered down after a deadly shooting on Dec 13 left two dead and nine injured. A person of interest is in custody; motive remains unknown.
TikToker Evan Kail Brings Rare WWII Photos to Nanjing, Urges Japan Apology
American TikToker Evan Kail traveled to Nanjing, bringing rare WWII photos of Japanese war crimes and urging Japan to confront its past with an official apology.
Shining Legacies: The Art of Yi Silver Ornaments
Discover how Yi silver ornaments carry blessings, identity, and a rich connection to mountain life in every handcrafted pattern.
50 Golds & Record-Breakers Shine on Final Day of Chinese Para Games
On the final day of the Chinese mainland’s national disability games, 50 golds were awarded and multiple records fell thanks to record-breaking runs by Yang Chunhua, Xu Kuantian and Liu Cuiqing.
Guo Haowen’s 42 Not Enough as Guangdong Edges Nanjing in OT
Despite Guo Haowen’s 42-point explosion, the Guangdong Southern Tigers edged the Nanjing Monkey Kings 107-102 in OT to kick off the CBA season with a bang.