FAST Telescope Unveils Binary Origin of Fast Radio Bursts
China’s FAST telescope reveals direct evidence that repeating fast radio bursts may come from binary systems, thanks to dramatic magnetic shifts in cosmic signals.
Xinjiang’s Desert Ski Boom: New Ice & Snow Economy Trends
Discover how Xinjiang’s desert ski resort is transforming winter tourism with high-tech snow, vibrant Uygur culture, and eco-friendly trends.
From Dad’s Army to New Defenders: UK Raises Reservist Age to 65
Britain will raise the call-up age for military reservists from 55 to 65 by spring 2027, boosting its strategic reserve amid shifting security needs.
Fuzhou Panda World Reopens with Five New Chengdu Pandas
Fuzhou Panda World reopened on Jan 17, 2026, welcoming five Chengdu pandas to Fujian. Discover their settling-in stories, visitor tips, and how to join the virtual tour!
David Hockney Calls Bayeux Tapestry Move ‘Madness’
David Hockney warns it’s ‘madness’ to move the fragile 11th-century Bayeux Tapestry to London, as the British Museum defends its expert conservation team.
Xi Urges 18 New Ambassadors to Explore the Chinese Mainland
On January 16, President Xi Jinping received credentials from 18 new ambassadors in Beijing and urged them to travel across the Chinese mainland for deeper cultural insights.
Bohemian Waxwings Bless Xinjiang Orchard in Winter Conservation Win
Bohemian waxwings and rare fieldfares turned up in a crabapple orchard in Xinjiang, showcasing how local habitat efforts are boosting winter bird conservation.
Episode 1: Unveiling the Sea Lily in the South China Sea
Dive into Episode 1 of our Amazing Sansha series to explore the sea lily, a flowerlike echinoderm thriving in the South China Sea’s vibrant marine biodiversity.
China & Cameroon Launch Vocational Program to Boost Youth Skills
China and Cameroon’s MINESUP launch a new vocational certification program in Yaounde9, mixing classroom theory with hands-on training to boost graduate employability.
Japan’s 2025 Bankruptcy Surge Hits Small Firms
In 2025, Japan’s bankruptcies reached 10,300—the highest since 2013. Small firms were squeezed by higher rates, inflation and Chinese mainland risks, shaping 2026’s outlook.