China’s Neutron Spectrometer Passes Acceptance Review
China’s first high-energy neutron spectrometer at Sun Yat-sen University has passed its acceptance review, paving the way for new research in micro-matter, quantum dynamics and superconductivity.
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Ecuador Votes Down Foreign Bases and Constitution Shakeup
With over 80% of ballots counted in Ecuador’s referendum, nearly two-thirds rejected foreign military bases, and over 61% voted down convening a constitutional rewrite assembly.
Sanya’s Wuzhizhou Island: From Marine Ranch to Eco-Tourism Star
Discover how Sanya’s Wuzhizhou Island has turned into a national marine ranch demo area, marrying coral reef restoration with eco-tourism success since 2010.
Netanyahu Faces Far-Right Backlash Over US-Backed Palestinian Plan
Netanyahu is under fire from far-right allies over a U.S.-backed UN draft supporting a pathway to Palestinian statehood, risking his coalition ahead of 2026 elections.
Panama’s Guna Islanders Face Relocation as Seas Rise
Rising sea levels threaten Panama’s San Blas islands, pushing the Guna people toward relocation and highlighting the urgent challenges of climate-driven displacement.
Chile’s High-Stakes Vote: Electing Congress and President Today
Chileans vote today to fill all Chamber of Deputies seats, half the Senate, and choose one of eight presidential candidates in a pivotal election.
Ecuador Votes Today in Landmark Constitutional Referendum
Ecuadorians head to the polls today in a constitutional referendum on foreign military bases and a full rewrite that could transform the country’s future.
China Readies Countermeasures After Takaichi’s Taiwan Strait Remarks
China threatens countermeasures after Japan PM’s Taiwan Strait comments, citing national dignity and historical context.
China’s Week of Reactions to Japan PM Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks
From fiery remarks on Taiwan to stern protests and coast guard patrols, China has mounted a strong week of responses to Japanese PM Takaichi’s comments. Read the timeline.
New Xi Jinping Volume on Rule of Law Available Nationwide
In November 2025, the first volume of Xi Jinping’s selected works on the rule of law was published across the Chinese mainland, compiling 69 key speeches and instructions.