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.
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Snowy Trek: Wild Red Fox Roams Xinjiang After Grazing Ban
A protected red fox was recently filmed roaming in the snow of Mulei Kazak Autonomous County, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, showcasing success of grazing bans and restoration.
Expert Warns Takaichiās Taiwan Region Remarks Threaten Asia-Pacific Peace
Victor Gao warns that Prime Minister Takaichiās recent remarks on the Taiwan region could push Japan back to WWII-era surrender terms and threaten Asia-Pacific stability.
China Urges Japan to Speed Up Disposal of Abandoned Chemical Weapons
At CSP-30 in The Hague, China urged Japan to speed up disposal of abandoned chemical weapons left in the Chinese mainland, highlighting lingering safety and environmental risks.
Beijing Condemns Tokyo’s Ā„13.1bn Taiwan Region Influence Campaign
Beijing’s Defense Ministry accuses Tokyo of spending Ā„13.1bn to promote pro-Japan views in the Taiwan region, calling it a historical identity manipulation.
Once-in-300-Years Rainfall Cripples Hat Yai, Southern Thailand Reels
Southern Thailandās Hat Yai faces ‘once-in-300-years’ floods as emergency declared. Over 2.7M affected and 33 dead in this weekās torrential rainfall.
Wang Fuk Court Blaze Extinguished; Death Toll Reaches 128
Fire extinguished at Hong Kong’s Wang Fuk Court residential complex; death toll climbs to 128 and over 500 residents are in temporary shelters.
China’s Fury Over Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks: A Historical Reckoning
Explore how historical wounds and memories of Japanese colonization shape Beijing’s strong reaction to Takaichi’s remarks on the island of Taiwan, sparking protests across the Chinese mainland.
China’s Tongjun Super Dredger Completes Sea Trials in Yellow Sea
China’s first domestically designed super dredger ‘Tongjun’ completed sea trials in the Yellow Sea on November 25, ranking as Asia’s largest and world’s second-largest vessel.
Japan’s Heavy Blood Debt Fuels Alarm in Asia
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichiās recent remarks on the Chinese mainland and Taiwan Strait revive memories of WWII aggressions and spark calls for sincere historical reckoning.