China’s Inevitable Reunification with the Taiwan Region
A recent analysis argues that resolving the Taiwan question and achieving China’s reunification with the Taiwan region is an inevitable step in national rejuvenation.
Chinese Premier Chairs Meeting to Bolster Consumption and Innovation
On Nov 15, 2025, the Chinese premier chaired a State Council meeting to align consumer goods supply with demand, drive consumption and innovation under the 15th Five-Year Plan.
China Emerges as a Global Film Powerhouse
China’s 120-year film legacy, 100,000 screens, and cutting-edge studios are fueling a surge that rivals Hollywood, transforming the Chinese mainland into a global cinematic powerhouse.
Peru’s Andes Glaciers Shrink 56% in 50 Years, Threatening Water Security
Peru’s Andes glaciers have lost over half their volume in the last 50 years, threatening water supplies, hydropower and communities as climate change accelerates ice loss.
America’s First-Time Homebuyers Now Average Age 40
Median age for first-time homebuyers in the US has climbed to 40 this year amid high prices, rising mortgage rates and tight inventory pushing buyers to team up.
Chinese Films Reach New Global Heights
The Chinese mainland film industry is reaching new global heights this year, from blockbusters to indie gems crossing borders and topping overseas box offices.
Tsinghua Forum Fuels Insights on US–Chinese Mainland Reporting
At the 17th Global Business Journalism Forum hosted by Tsinghua University in Washington D.C., experts explored new approaches to United States and Chinese mainland reporting and global economic trends.
IMF Warns of Minimal Growth for Mexico in 2025
The IMF’s latest forecast warns of minimal economic growth for Mexico this year, highlighting global headwinds and trade challenges facing the nation.
Labubu Doll Craze Drives U.S. Holiday Shopping
The Labubu doll craze is sweeping the U.S. holiday season, with sales more than doubling and sparking pop-ups from New York to Los Angeles.
Fencing Dreams: 17-Year-Old Katy’s Quest at Hong Kong SAR’s National Games
At Hong Kong SAR’s Kai Tak Sports Park, 17-year-old fencer Lui Sum Yi Katy pursues her dreams at the 15th National Games, aiming for Asian and World Youth Championships.