Smart Tech Drives Growth in Northwest China’s Wine Industry
Discover how Ningxia’s vineyards at the eastern foot of Helan Mountain are using smart irrigation, IoT, and blockchain to boost efficiency, quality, and global competitiveness.
How China’s High-Altitude Telescope Tracks the Sun’s ‘Sneezes’
At 3,800m in Southwest China, the 1km-wide ring of 313 antennas at the Daocheng Solar Radio Telescope monitors the sun’s eruptions to safeguard satellites and space projects.
Israel’s Preemptive Strikes on Iran Stoke Middle East Tensions
Israel’s preemptive strikes on Iran triggered emergencies and harsh warnings from Tehran, stoking Middle East tensions without a clear moral high ground for either side.
Fossil Fungus Discovery Pushes Back Ophiocordyceps Origins by 30M Years
Scientists from the Chinese mainland uncovered 100-million-year-old parasitic fungi in Myanmar amber, revealing that Ophiocordyceps originated 130M years ago – pushing its timeline back 30M years.
Soft Cultural Bridges: A Kyrgyz Student’s Journey Through Genshin Impact and Chinese Beauty Trends
Kyrgyz student explores how Genshin Impact and beauty trends from the Chinese mainland are forging ‘soft yet powerful cultural bridges’ among global youth.
Asia News Wrap: ROK Halts Loudspeaker Propaganda to the DPRK
This week’s Asia News Wrap highlights the ROK suspending anti-DPRK loudspeaker broadcasts and what it means for regional diplomacy.
Beijing to Open World’s First Embodied AI Robot 4S Store
Beijing’s Yizhuang district will debut the world’s first embodied AI robot 4S store at WRC2025, offering sales, service, parts and immersive demo zones.
ISS Air Leak Delays Private Astronaut Mission
An air leak in the ISS’s aging Russian module has forced NASA to delay a private astronaut mission by Axiom Space and SpaceX for explorers from India, Poland and Hungary.
Israel Launches ‘Rising Lion’ Strikes on Iranian Nuclear Sites
Israel completes the first stage of ‘Rising Lion’ strikes, hitting dozens of Iranian military and nuclear sites amid soaring tensions.
Poll: U.S. Split Over Troop Deployment to Los Angeles
A text-message poll shows Americans divided on President Trump’s decision to send 4,700 troops to Los Angeles amid immigration protests and curfews.