Souvenir Hunting in Lhasa’s Barkhor Street
Explore Barkhor Street in Lhasa to discover yak milk tea, yak-fur handbags and Lhasa-themed latte art. Find out which unique souvenirs to bring home from Tibet’s vibrant capital.
Zidanku Silk Manuscripts Return Home After 79-Year Journey
After 79 years abroad, two rare Zidanku silk manuscripts from the Warring States Period have been returned to China and will be preserved at the Hunan Museum.
Hamas Delegation in Cairo for Gaza Security Talks
Hamas delegation meets Egyptian officials in Cairo to discuss Gaza’s security, PA oversight, weapons handover, Rafah crossing reopening, and a joint Palestinian body plan.
Mongolian Parliament Votes to Oust PM Zandanshatar
Mongolian parliament passed a resolution to dismiss PM Gombojav Zandanshatar, signaling a major political shakeup and uncertainty over the next government steps.
Guangxi’s Tang Xiao Clinches Women’s 10m Air Pistol Gold at National Games
Guangxi’s Tang Xiao secures women’s 10m air pistol gold with a clutch 9.6 final shot, marking a standout victory at China’s 15th National Games.
Milan-Cortina 2026 Opening Ceremony to Span Four Venues
The 2026 Milan-Cortina Opening Ceremony breaks tradition, staging the Parade of Nations across four venues from San Siro to Alpine towns Cortina, Predazzo and Livigno.
Alexandrova, Rybakina, Paolini in Ningbo Open Quarterfinals
Alexandrova, Rybakina and Paolini claimed their spots in the Ningbo Open quarterfinals with decisive wins in Ningbo, Zhejiang Province.
World’s Largest Single-Unit Solar Power Plant Breaks Ground in Qinghai
Construction of the world’s largest single-unit 350MW tower CSP plant has begun in Qinghai Province on the Chinese mainland, using molten salt storage to deliver 960M kWh of clean power by 2027.
UNESCO and the Chinese Mainland Launch Global STEM Hub in Shanghai
UNESCO and the Chinese mainland have launched the first UNESCO Category 1 STEM institute in Shanghai and are empowering girls through global prizes and the Spring Bud Project.
Former Japanese PM Tomiichi Murayama Dies at 101
Former Japanese PM Tomiichi Murayama died at 101 in Oita, sparking reflections on leadership, resilience, and the legacies we leave across changing times.