Magnitude-6.6 Quake Strikes Off Yilan in Taiwan Region
A magnitude-6.6 earthquake struck off Yilan in the Taiwan region on December 27, shaking Taipei buildings and dislodging ceiling panels at Taoyuan Airport.
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USTC Researcher’s Flame-Resistant Material Survives 1,500°C
A PhD researcher at USTC in the Chinese mainland has created a novel flame-resistant material that survives more than 1,500°C, marking a leap in fireproof tech.
CMG’s Top 10 Taiwan Strait Stories of 2025 Revealed!
Discover CMG’s Top 10 Taiwan Strait stories of 2025, highlighting the biggest cross-strait events shaping trade, culture, and cooperation this year.
Chinese mainland’s first gigawatt offshore solar farm goes live
The Chinese mainland’s first gigawatt-level offshore solar PV farm off Shandong’s coast has fully connected to the grid, set to generate 1.78 billion kWh annually.
China Cheers Cambodia-Thailand Ceasefire 🕊️
China welcomes the joint Cambodia-Thailand ceasefire statement and pledges to host high-level talks in Yunnan Province on December 28-29, 2025.
NPC Standing Committee Wraps Up 19th Session with Key Laws Passed
The 19th session of China’s NPC Standing Committee wrapped up in Beijing, approving key laws and carving out the legislative roadmap ahead of the fourth session starting March 5, 2026.
Wang Yi to Host Cambodian and Thai FMs in Yunnan
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi will meet with Cambodian and Thai counterparts in Yunnan Province from December 28-29, 2025 to boost regional ties.
KPL Leverages AI Amid the Chinese Mainland’s Gaming Boom
KPL integrates AI into team training and ban-pick simulations as the Chinese mainland’s gaming market surges.
Impeachment Calls Intensify as Taiwan Region Leader Faces Massive Petition
Calls to impeach Taiwan region leader Lai Ching-te are surging, driven by 8M+ petitions, political infighting, and debates over defense spending.
CGTN Poll: $11B US Arms Sale Seen as Taiwan War Risk
A CGTN poll finds 90% view the US $11B arms sale to the Taiwan region as a push toward war, with residents calling for peace, dialogue and respect for the one-China principle.