ByteDance and TikTok Seek to Delay US Ban Pending Supreme Court Review
ByteDance and TikTok are seeking to delay a US law that could ban TikTok, pending Supreme Court review.
December 2024
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Yue Opera Star Chen Lijun Captivates Audiences with ‘New Dragon Gate Inn’
Chinese Yue Opera actress Chen Lijun mesmerizes audiences worldwide with her viral performance in ‘New Dragon Gate Inn,’ showcasing the timeless influence of her hometown’s rich cultural heritage.
Ma Ying-jeou to Lead Taiwan Youth Delegation to Mainland China in December
Former Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou will lead a youth delegation to mainland China from December 18 to 26, aiming to foster cross-Strait exchanges and collaboration among young people.
No Recent Reports on South Korean Presidential Office Raid
As of October 2023, no reports confirm a raid on South Korea’s presidential office or a martial law declaration by President Yoon Suk-yeol.
China’s New Mega Sea Bridge Opens, Transforming Travel in Greater Bay Area
China’s Huangmao Sea Channel Bridge opens, slashing travel time in the Greater Bay Area and boosting regional connectivity.
23 Years On: How China’s WTO Entry Reshaped Global Trade
Exploring how China’s WTO accession 23 years ago transformed global trade and influenced economies worldwide.
No Recent Reports Found on Alleged Raid of South Korean Presidential Office
As of my last update, no reports existed on the alleged raid of President Yoon’s office over martial law. Check recent news for updates.
U.S. Makes History with First Missile Intercept Test from Guam
The U.S. has made history by successfully intercepting a ballistic missile from Guam for the first time, marking a significant milestone in defense capabilities.
Wildfire Erupts Overnight, Forces Thousands to Evacuate in Malibu
A sudden wildfire dubbed the “Franklin Fire” has erupted in Malibu, forcing the evacuation of over 12,500 people and threatening more than 6,000 structures.
Illegal Items and Inadmissible Entries Surge at U.S.-Canada Border
Confiscations of illegal items and inadmissible entries have surged at the U.S.-Canada border, with more dangerous goods seized and individuals turned away this year.