South Korea Sees Record Early Voting Surge in Presidential Race
South Korea set a new record as over 17 million voters cast early ballots in the presidential race, marking a significant boost in youth engagement and reshaping election dynamics.
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Wang Yi Advances Global Mediation at Hong Kong Signing
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi attended the signing in Hong Kong of a convention establishing the International Organization for Mediation—a new global hub for peaceful dispute resolution.
Why Harvard Is the Epicenter of Trump’s Culture War
Harvard has become the symbolic battleground in Trump’s culture war, facing funding freezes and legal fights over DEI and international student policies.
Top Talent Turns East: US Academic Ban Boosts China’s Appeal
US bans on top university enrollment are driving international students and academics east, transforming China, Hong Kong SAR and Macao SAR into new talent hubs.
China, APRC Launch IOMed for Asian Peace in Hong Kong
Chinese FM Wang Yi met APRC Chair Surakiart Sathirathai in Hong Kong SAR to kick off the new International Organization for Mediation, boosting multilateral conflict resolution in Asia.
Astana Hosts 2025 China-Central Asia Media Cooperation Forum
Over 200 delegates gathered in Astana for the 2025 China-Central Asia Media Cooperation Forum, focusing on media’s role in building a shared future under the Belt and Road Initiative.
U.S. Appeals Court Reinstates Trump’s Tariffs in Temporary Stay
A U.S. appeals court has temporarily reinstated former President Trump’s tariffs, pausing a lower court’s block on reciprocal duties as businesses await the next legal move.
Trump Slams Trade Court Ruling on Tariffs
President Trump slams a trade court ruling on his sweeping tariffs and urges the Supreme Court to reverse the decision as appeals judges reinstate duties.
Gen Z Surrealism: Chen Yanran’s Neon Dreamland Debuts in Beijing
20-year-old Chen Yanran’s solo show Neon Dreamland at Beijing’s 798 Art Zone blends surreal visuals and a Liu Cixin collaboration, reflecting Gen Z’s emotional journey.
Colombia’s Two-Day Strike Energizes Call for Labor Reform
On day two of President Gustavo Petro’s 48-hour national strike, Colombians rally nationwide to back a referendum aimed at overhauling labor laws.