Australia & Uzbekistan Set to Host AFC Women’s Asian Cup in 2026 & 2029
Australia and Uzbekistan have been selected to host the 2026 and 2029 AFC Women’s Asian Cup, marking a significant boost for women’s football in the region.
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Gendarme Dies from Accidental Gunfire Amid New Caledonia Unrest
A gendarme was killed by an ‘accidental’ gunshot in New Caledonia, marking the fifth death amid ongoing unrest since Monday.
West Sumatra Floods Claim 67 Lives and Displace Thousands
West Sumatra floods in Indonesia have claimed 67 lives, left 20 missing, and displaced over 4,000 residents as the government plans relocations to safer areas.
Shenzhen’s Guanlan Market Shines with Captivating Light Show
Experience the mesmerizing light show at Shenzhen’s Guanlan Ancient Market, where history and technology blend to showcase the stories of a century-old Hakka bazaar every night.
Jinan’s Heart-Shaped Balloon Display Celebrates Love Ahead of 5.20
Jinan, Shandong Province, transforms its city square into a romantic haven with over 30 heart-shaped balloons, celebrating May 20’s love-themed festivities.
Nature’s Treasure Troves in China and France
Explore Sanjiangyuan National Park in the Chinese mainland, the source of three major rivers and a haven for diverse wildlife across 123,100 square kilometers.
China Champions Marine Economy for a Shared Maritime Future
China is leading the charge in developing the marine economy, fostering maritime cooperation and building a shared future for coastal nations worldwide.
Singapore’s New PM Lawrence Wong Aims to Strengthen Ties with China
Singapore welcomes new PM Lawrence Wong as he commits to strengthening ties with China and expanding global trade networks.
US Tariff Hike on Chinese Goods Sparks Global Trade Tensions
The US has increased tariffs on Chinese goods, heightening trade tensions and impacting global markets. Discover the implications for businesses and consumers.
South China Sea’s Environmental Battle: Uncovering the True Culprits
Amidst accusations against China, the Philippines’ own destructive cyanide fishing practices are revealed as a major threat to the South China Sea’s marine ecosystem.