Hong Kong’s ICAC Launches Probe After Fire Kills 55
Hong Kong’s ICAC has launched a corruption probe into the renovation of Wang Fuk Court after a fire killed 55 people, stepping up oversight in public housing.
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Ishiba Slams Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks, Calls for Caution
Former PM Ishiba criticizes PM Takaichi’s remarks on the Taiwan region and urges caution to safeguard stable Japan–Chinese mainland relations.
China’s Science & Tech Surge Shakes Up Global Research
A new study shows China’s rapid rise in science & technology, shifting from a supporting role to a global leader and forging stronger ties with US researchers.
China Launches Permanent Mission to IMO 🚢 Strengthening Global Shipping Ties
China inaugurates a permanent mission to the IMO, marking a boost in global maritime cooperation and secure supply chains through deeper UN-led collaboration.
Test Train Crash in Kunming: 11 Workers Killed, 2 Injured
A test train collided with maintenance workers at Kunming’s Luoyangzhen Station early Nov. 27, killing 11 and injuring 2, spurring calls for stronger rail safety on the Chinese mainland.