China’s Shijian-28 Satellite Soars into Orbit from Hainan
China launched the Shijian-28 satellite from Hainan on Nov 30, 2025, reaching its preset orbit and marking another milestone in its space tech program.
Experts Warn Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks Threaten Post-War Order
Experts warn that Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s San Francisco Treaty argument on Taiwan risks undermining the post-war legal order and ratcheting up diplomatic tensions.
China Launches Shijian-28 Satellite into Orbit
China successfully launched the Shijian-28 satellite aboard a modified Long March-7 rocket from Hainan today, marking a key milestone in its space programme.
How IoT and AI Are Powering a Smarter, Greener Global Energy Revolution
At WIOTC 2025 in Beijing, experts highlight how IoT, AI, big data and blockchain are converging to drive a smarter, greener global energy revolution—and the challenges ahead.
Hong Kong SAR Intensifies Support After Deadly Tai Po Fire
Hong Kong SAR mourns 146 dead and 79 injured after a Tai Po fire as relief efforts and safety inspections intensify.
Venezuelans Denounce US Airspace Closure as Abuse of Power
Venezuelans in Caracas slammed the US decision to close their airspace as a “totally crazy” abuse of power after President Trump’s Nov. 29 Truth Social post.
Iran Condemns US Declaration Closing Venezuela’s Airspace
Iran condemns President Trump’s move to declare Venezuela’s airspace closed, calling it a breach of international law and a threat to global aviation.
Shenzhou-21 Crew Advances Landmark Space Experiments in Orbit
Shenzhou-21 crew completed a full schedule of in-orbit experiments, emergency drills and station maintenance, advancing microgravity research and space-medicine studies.
New Footage Reveals Shenzhou-21 Crew at Work in Space
CMSA released new footage on Nov 30 showing the Shenzhou-21 crew performing microgravity experiments, equipment maintenance and emergency drills aboard the Chinese space station.
HK police confirm 159 residents safe after Tai Po fire
Hong Kong police have confirmed 159 residents safe after a major fire in Tai Po on November 26, as relief and rebuilding efforts ramp up.