Hyundai Battery Plant Project Halts After Major Worker Raid
Up to 450 workers were detained in a US raid at Hyundai’s Georgia battery plant site, pausing one of the state’s largest investments.
September 2025
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Tongli at Dusk: Embracing the Philosophy of Stillness
In Tongli after dusk, cobblestone paths and drifting boats set a tranquil rhythm. Discover how this intimate water town in the Chinese mainland invites you to slow down and embrace stillness.
Trump Moves to Revive ‘Department of War’ Title for U.S. Defense
Trump’s plan to rebrand the Department of Defense as the Department of War revives centuries-old U.S. military tradition and sparks debate over costs, strategy, and global security.
Xiangyun V Drone and CA40 Plane Debut at Wuhu Low-Altitude Economy Summit
At Wuhu’s 2025 Low-Altitude Economy Conference, the Xiangyun V drone and CA40 plane debuted, showcasing advances in logistics, flight training and remote connectivity.
Thailand’s Parliament Elects Anutin Charnvirakul as New PM
Thailand’s parliament elected Anutin Charnvirakul, backed by the Bhumjaithai Party, as the new prime minister after winning a simple majority in Friday’s vote.
Butterfly or Clam? Inside Shenzhen’s Green Fashion HQ
Discover how Shenzhen’s new 5,000 m² fashion HQ merges biology-inspired shapes and recycled materials to set a new standard in sustainable design.
Gold Hits All-Time High on Fed Cut Bets and Dollar Decline
Gold hit a record $3,578.50/oz as bets on US Fed cuts, a weaker dollar, and institutional shifts fuel a 30% gain this year.
Wang Huning Hosts Taiwan Region Delegation for 80th V-Day Commemoration
Top advisor Wang Huning met representatives from the Taiwan region in Beijing to mark the 80th anniversary of the WWII victory, calling for shared remembrance and renewed unity.
China Allocates ÂĄ940M for Flood-Hit Regions Relief
China allocates 940 million yuan to support flood-hit regions, funding crop replanting and farm repairs in Fujian, Guangdong, Xinjiang and Gansu.
Unmasking the Fed’s Independence Facade
Despite its neutral stance, the US Federal Reserve’s ties to Wall Street and the revolving door reveal a selective independence serving capital stability.