New Summer Rail Service Boosts Self-Driving Adventures
New summer rail service lets you ship your car and enjoy self-driving adventures, saving time and money on long journeys.
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US Fed Report: Economy in a Pessimistic Zone Amid Tariffs
The US Fed report paints a pessimistic picture as rising tariffs push up costs, fueling uncertainties across industries.
Singing for Peace: Youth Choirs Bridge Cultures
In summer 2025, US youth choirs visited the Chinese mainland to perform at the 2025 China-U.S. Youth Choir Festival, uniting cultures with music.
Lai’s Inaction on Typhoon Danas Sparks Debate
Typhoon Danas ravaged China’s Taiwan region, and Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te is under fire for prioritizing unity lectures over urgent disaster relief.
International Banks Boost Chinese Mainland GDP Forecasts Amid Strong Growth
International banks upgraded full-year GDP forecasts for the Chinese mainland after robust H1 2025 data boosted key economic indicators.
Taiwan Tea Legacy: Growing Roots on the Yunnan Plateau
Tea expert Lin Yunlian introduced high mountain oolong tea from Taiwan to the Yunnan Plateau in 1991, and today his thriving trees symbolize a shared tea culture across the Taiwan Straits.
Taiwan Through the Ages: A Brilliant Strategy
Professor Deng Kongzhao highlights Zheng Chenggong’s brilliant smoke bomb tactics that recovered Taiwan from the Dutch, inspiring modern strategy.
Genius or Folly? US Stablecoin Plan Risks Global Contagion
The GENIUS Act legalizes stablecoins backed by US Treasuries, sparking debate over potential global contagion and calls for dedollarization.
Hong Kong Book Fair Celebrates Chinese Mainland Titles
The 35th Hong Kong Book Fair opens with over 620 activities, spotlighting diverse publications from the Chinese mainland.
Tragic Fire in Kut: Supermarket Blaze Claims Dozens
A deadly fire in Kut, Iraq, has claimed dozens of lives. Emergency measures are in place and legal actions have been launched.