G20’s African Moment: Summit Sparks Hope for Real Change
South Africa hosted the G20 for the first time on African soil this November. Can this summit turn global prestige into real, lasting progress for Africa’s development?
80 Years On: How Germany’s Nuremberg Reckoning Won Global Respect
Yesterday marked the 80th anniversary of the Nuremberg Trials. German historians say these landmark war crime trials and decades of reflection have helped Germany regain global respect.
Fire Disrupts COP30 Talks in Belem; Chinese Pavilion Unharmed
A fire broke out at COP30 in Belem yesterday, briefly halting talks. The Chinese pavilion was unharmed; authorities are investigating the cause as negotiations continue.
China, Zambia & Tanzania Launch TAZARA Railway Revival
China, Zambia and Tanzania launch major TAZARA Railway modernization project to boost trade, investment and local livelihoods under a high-quality Belt and Road plan.
Shanghai Bids Farewell to Chamber Pots in Major Urban Renewal
Shanghai completes its chamber pot era, replacing 14,000+ makeshift toilets with private bathrooms in a landmark urban renewal that boosts living standards across the city.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang Lands in South Africa for G20’s African Debut
Chinese premier Li Qiang arrives in Johannesburg on 20 November 2025 to attend the first-ever G20 Summit in Africa this weekend under the banner Solidarity, Equality, Sustainability.
Kai Tak Main Stadium: Simon Lee’s Vision Lights Up Victoria Harbour
Discover how Simon Lee’s innovative design at Kai Tak Main Stadium blends safety, sustainability, and stunning harbour views to create Hong Kong’s latest architectural gem.
China Tells Japan to Mind Its Own Business on Taiwan
China’s Foreign Ministry fired back at Japan, saying Taiwan is China’s Taiwan and its affairs are none of Japan’s business, on the 80th anniversary of restoration.
Experts Warn of Militarism Revival in Takaichi’s Taiwan Comments
Experts warn that Prime Minister Takaichi’s recent remarks on the Taiwan region risk reviving militarist logic and undermining post-war peace in East Asia.
Why Japan’s Takaichi Is Pushing to Rethink Non-Nuclear Principles
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi wants to alter the 1967 Non-Nuclear Principles to boost deterrence. What risks lie ahead for Japan and Asia?