Visa Hurdles Challenge Chinese Companies Ahead of CES
Chinese companies face visa challenges ahead of CES in Las Vegas, raising concerns about their participation in the world’s largest consumer electronics show.
December 2024
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UN Stumbles on Global Plastics Treaty as U.S. Backs Away from Production Caps
UN members fail to agree on a global plastics treaty after the U.S. withdraws support for capping plastic production.
Syrian Army Denies Withdrawal Amid Rebel Advances Near Damascus
Syria’s Defense Ministry denies reports of army withdrawal from rural Damascus as rebels reportedly advance toward the capital, escalating tensions in the region.
Parallel Globalization: How the West and Non-West Shape Our Future
Professor Wang Wen discusses how the West and non-West are shaping parallel paths in globalization, highlighting opportunities for cooperation and a new global order.
Global South’s Interdependence: A New Force Reshaping Global Governance
Interdependence among Global South nations is reshaping global governance as they now account for over half of the world’s GDP.
Explosion in The Hague Leaves Four Dead, Rescue Efforts Continue
Four people have been confirmed dead after an explosion caused a building collapse in The Hague, Netherlands. Rescue teams are searching for survivors amid the rubble.
How Guangdong’s High-Tech Farms Keep Macao’s Veggies Fresh
Discover how cutting-edge farms in Guangdong Province are supplying Macao with fresh, high-quality vegetables, keeping the city’s markets overflowing with the best produce.
Taiwan Locals React to Lai Ching-te’s U.S. Stopover
Taiwan’s Vice President Lai Ching-te’s U.S. stopover sparks mixed reactions among local residents, highlighting differing views on cross-Strait relations and the importance of dialogue.
Record Number of Foreign Travelers at Beijing’s Daxing Airport in 2024
Beijing Daxing International Airport sets a new record with over 1 million foreign travelers in 2024, thanks to visa-free policies and expanding international flights.
South Korean President Yoon Survives Impeachment Vote
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol survived an impeachment motion after his party boycotted the vote, causing it to fail due to insufficient quorum.