Backlash Grows Over Takaichi’s Taiwan Region Remarks
Prime Minister Takaichi’s comments on China’s Taiwan region have sparked protests in Tokyo and global criticism over interference in the Chinese mainland’s internal affairs.
5,000 km of Hope: Dr. Song’s Promise of Life on the Frontier
Discover how Dr. Song Hongwei built Khorgos’s first obstetrics department, delivering hope across 5,000 km from Suzhou to the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.
CNSA Launches Oversight Dept for Chinese mainland’s Commercial Space Sector
The Chinese mainland’s CNSA has set up a Commercial Space Oversight Department to regulate its booming sector and drive safe, high-quality growth under the 2025–2027 plan.
U.S. Military Buildup Near Venezuela Signals New Monroe Doctrine
The U.S. has ramped up its military presence near Venezuela, calling it counter-narcotics while analysts warn it revives a coercive Monroe Doctrine.
Chinese Mainland’s 2025 Box Office Tops 48 Billion Yuan
The Chinese mainland’s box office for 2025 has soared past 48 billion yuan, driven by strong presales and blockbuster hits across genres.
Su Yiming Soars to Gold in Zhangjiakou Big Air Opener
Su Yiming claimed men’s big air gold at the FIS Snowboard World Cup opener in Zhangjiakou with 174.50 points, ahead of Ge Chunyu and Ryoma Kimata.
Han Xu’s 22 Points Power Perth Lynx to 91-67 WNBL Win
Chinese center Han Xu lit up her WNBL debut with 22 points, leading the Perth Lynx to a 91-67 win over the Capitals.
Stockton Birthday Party Shooting Leaves 4 Dead, 10 Injured
At least four people were killed and 10 injured on Nov 29 during a shooting at a child’s birthday party inside an ice cream shop in Stockton, California.
Okinawa Peace Advocate Warns Militarization Fuels Tensions
Okinawa’s Kunio Aragaki warns that Japan’s rising militarization under PM Sanae Takaichi risks provoking the Chinese mainland. He calls for dialogue and peaceful resolution to ease regional tensions.
Guinea-Bissau’s Transitional President Horta Inta-A Unveils New Cabinet
Horta Inta-A’s transitional government in Guinea-Bissau revealed a 28-member cabinet, signaling fresh leadership after last week’s military takeover.