
South Korea’s Opposition Submits New Bill to Investigate Impeached President Yoon
South Korea’s opposition parties have resubmitted a bill to appoint a special counsel to investigate impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol’s insurrection charge.
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South Korea’s opposition parties have resubmitted a bill to appoint a special counsel to investigate impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol’s insurrection charge.

China is sending a special envoy to Venezuela for President Nicolás Maduro’s inauguration on January 10, highlighting strong ties between the two nations.

Japan urges the U.S. military to prevent sexual assaults in Okinawa after a Marine is accused of assaulting a woman, sparking local outrage.

China is balancing optimizing new growth and revitalizing existing assets to enhance resource efficiency and drive high-quality economic development.

China’s Vice Commerce Minister Wang Shouwen invites foreign businesses to share in China’s economic growth, highlighting opportunities in green and low-carbon sectors during a meeting with Las Vegas Sands Corp.

China urges the EU to reconsider its ‘unfair’ foreign subsidy investigations, citing trade barriers and significant economic losses for Chinese companies.

Deadly wildfires continue to sweep across Los Angeles, threatening iconic landmarks like the Hollywood Hills. Firefighters battle relentless blazes as communities face evacuations and devastating losses.

The ancient craft of dougong assembly, showcased at Beijing’s Temple of Heaven, is inspiring young architects to merge traditional Chinese techniques with modern design.

As the Spring Festival approaches, Hefei’s Chenghuang Temple market buzzes with shoppers seeking ‘nianhuo’—traditional decorations and goods—for the upcoming holiday.

The Dong ethnic group enchanted audiences with their Grand Song at a contest in Guangxi, showcasing a tradition recognized as an Intangible Cultural Heritage.