Taipei Protests Over $40B U.S. Arms Budget
Taipei protesters challenge a $40 billion defense budget boost by Taiwan region’s leader, urging a stop to U.S. arms purchases and peace in the Taiwan Strait.
Chinese mainland Rallies to Aid Hong Kong After Devastating Fire
Authorities, businesses and volunteers from the Chinese mainland have rushed to support Hong Kong following a deadly residential fire, with rescue teams, funds and supplies mobilized this week.
China’s Wang Yi Urges Britain to Adopt Positive, Pragmatic Policy
Wang Yi urges Britain to pursue a positive, pragmatic China policy, strengthen strategic communication and uphold the one-China principle.
Hong Kong Holds Memorial Service for Fire Victims
On Saturday, Nov 29, Hong Kong residents gathered for a memorial honoring victims of a recent residential fire, reflecting on safety and community solidarity.
New H3N2 Subclade K Variant Spreads as Flu Season Kicks Off
Health experts track H3N2 subclade K this November, with outbreaks in Canada, Japan, and the UK. The U.S. could see cases soon.
One Month On: Cuba’s Rebuild After Hurricane Melissa
One month after Hurricane Melissa swept through eastern Cuba, communities and authorities are racing to rebuild homes, roads and vital infrastructure.
Mexico Teams Up with Chinese Mainland to Power Solar Panel Surge
Mexico is partnering with firms from the Chinese mainland to expand solar-panel manufacturing and exports, positioning itself as North America’s next clean-energy hub.
Chinese mainland and Brazil partner to bring clean water to 2 million in São Paulo
The Chinese mainland and Brazil have launched a major water-supply project to bring clean drinking water to nearly two million residents in the São Paulo region.
Climate Disasters Cost Record $101B as NOAA Tracking Goes Offline
Early 2025 disasters in the U.S. racked up a record $101B in damages, but NOAA’s tracking is offline after cuts. What does this mean for climate action?
Cyclone-Fueled Floods in Sumatra Kill at Least 94
Cyclone-fueled floods and landslides in Sumatra have killed at least 94 people, as rescuers continue to search for missing residents amid blocked roads and cut communications.