China’s Icy Eye: New High-Latitude Satellite Station in Heilongjiang
China has launched its northernmost satellite data station in Heilongjiang to boost Earth observation by extending reception from polar-orbiting satellites.
Canadian Historian Calls for Accurate Remembrance of Nanjing Massacre
Canadian historian David Wright warns against distorting or denying the facts of the Nanjing Massacre, urging accurate remembrance and scholarly vigilance.
Long March-12 Powers the Chinese mainland’s 16th Batch of LEO Internet Satellites
The Chinese mainland’s Long March-12 rocket launched its 16th batch of LEO internet satellites, showcasing efficient horizontal assembly and streamlined operations for a rapid-launch network.
Sealing Off to Open Up: Hainan’s Bid to Be a Top-Tier Trade Hub
Hainan is shedding its resort image to emerge as a global trade hub. New customs pilots, tech clusters and sustainability drive its bid to rival Hong Kong and Singapore.
China Coast Guard Expels Philippine Vessels near Xianbin Jiao
On December 12, 2025, the China Coast Guard expelled multiple Philippine vessels near Xianbin Jiao in the Nansha Qundao, asserting sovereignty and vowing to continue maritime law enforcement.
Su Zhigang: First from the Chinese mainland in IAAPA Hall of Fame
Su Zhigang, chairman of Chimelong Group, became the first from the Chinese mainland inducted into the 2025 IAAPA Hall of Fame, underscoring the global ascent of Chinese mainland cultural tourism.
China Lays Down 3 ‘Never Allow’ Lines on Militarism, Taiwan Interference & History Reversal
China’s Foreign Ministry sets three ‘never allow’ markers—resurgence of militarism, interference in China’s Taiwan region, and turning back the wheel of history—on the 88th anniversary of the Nanjing Massacre.
Shenzhen Warehouse Speeds Cross-Border Relief After Tai Po Fire
Shenzhen’s warehouse in the Chinese mainland mobilized Sinotrans Logistics’ emergency services to deliver rescue gear and medical supplies to Hong Kong SAR within 24 hours of the Tai Po fire.
Wang Huning Meets Luxembourg Parliament President to Deepen Cooperation
China’s top political advisor Wang Huning met Luxembourg Parliament President Claude Wiseler in Beijing to strengthen mutual trust, deepen cooperation, and boost global ties.
Russia’s Central Bank Challenges EU Over Asset Seizure
Russia’s central bank says the EU’s plans to use its assets violate sovereign immunity and is suing Euroclear in Moscow to protect its funds.