Citywide Volunteers Unite to Aid Tai Po Fire Survivors
Volunteers across Hong Kong rallied to support survivors of the Wang Fuk Court fire in Tai Po, providing essentials and emotional support in a display of community resilience.
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Hong Kong Officials Honor Tai Po Fire Victims at Solemn Memorial
HKSAR chief executive John Lee and officials held a memorial service at Government Headquarters to honor victims of the Tai Po residential fire, with flags at half-mast across government buildings.
Modern Agri-Tech Powers Chinese Mainland’s Agricultural Boom
How high-yield breeding, intelligent equipment, and digital platforms are reshaping the Chinese mainland’s agriculture in 2025, boosting efficiency, food security, and global reach.
Chinese Mainland Rejects Treaty of San Francisco’s Taiwan Clauses
On November 28, 2025, the Chinese mainland reaffirmed its non-recognition of the Treaty of San Francisco, rejecting its sovereignty clauses on Taiwan and territorial rights.
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.
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 Takaichi’s Taiwan Region Remarks Threaten Asia-Pacific Peace
Victor Gao warns that Prime Minister Takaichi’s 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 ÂĄ13.1bn Taiwan Region Influence Campaign
Beijing’s Defense Ministry accuses Tokyo of spending ÂĄ13.1bn 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 Thailand’s Hat Yai faces ‘once-in-300-years’ floods as emergency declared. Over 2.7M affected and 33 dead in this week’s torrential rainfall.