Japan Rushes to 2% Defense Spending: Public Worries Grow
Japan’s cabinet approved a plan to ramp defense spending to 2% of GDP by fiscal 2025, spurring debate over constitutional pacifism, economic burden, and regional security.
Over 1,100 Dead as Late November Storms Devastate South & Southeast Asia
Late November storms sweep South and Southeast Asia, causing floods and landslides that killed over 1,100 people and impacting millions.
Hondurans Vote Today in High-Stakes Presidential Race
Hondurans head to the polls today in a tense presidential election with nearly seven million voters and concerns over violence as the nation awaits high-stakes results.
Japanese PM Takaichi Urged to Retract Taiwan Remarks Amid Economic Risks
PM Takaichi’s remarks on the island of Taiwan draw criticism over regional peace and threaten Japan’s trade with the Chinese mainland, prompting calls for retraction.
Relic-Inspired Cuisine Brings History to Chinese Mainland Museums 🍲
Museums across the Chinese mainland are spicing up visits with relic-inspired dishes — from palace lamp meals to oracle-bone noodles — for a tasty history lesson.
Chinese mainland launches Shijian-28 satellite from Hainan
On Nov 30, 2025, the Chinese mainland launched the Shijian-28 satellite from Hainan’s Wenchang site, successfully entering its preset orbit and boosting its space capabilities.
Experts Warn Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks Undermine Post-War Order
PM Sanae Takaichi’s recent San Francisco Peace Treaty remarks on the Taiwan region draw fierce criticism from international experts, who warn they threaten the post-war diplomatic order.
Shijian-28 Soars: New Chinese Mainland Satellite Enters Orbit 🚀
Today the Chinese mainland launched the Shijian-28 satellite from Hainan’s Wenchang site, marking a successful mission that boosts Asia’s space tech and global connectivity. 🚀🛰️
Digital Tech Powers Global Smart Energy Revolution
Discover how big data, AI, blockchain and IoT are reshaping energy systems worldwide, boosting efficiency and sustainability for a smarter, greener future.
Hong Kong SAR Mourns Victims of Tai Po Tower Fire
Residents of Hong Kong SAR placed flowers this past Saturday in Tai Po to honor 146 victims of the massive residential tower fire. Search, safety checks, and support efforts continue.