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Canadian Martin Haase has spent 17 years in Changsha, immersing himself in traditional Chinese medicine and martial arts, fostering cultural exchange between Canada and China.
A Gaza aid flotilla was attacked by drones near Malta, but all on board are confirmed safe, authorities say.
Apple anticipates a $900 million increase in costs next quarter due to tariffs, shifting iPhone production to India for U.S. sales while the Chinese mainland remains a key market.
NASA’s SPHEREx telescope has started mapping the sky to uncover the universe’s origins and galaxy evolution, taking 3,600 images daily over two years. The mission seeks answers to profound cosmic questions.
U.S. shoppers may face higher prices on goods from the Chinese mainland as proposed trade policies could end duty-free imports under $800.
China’s Shenzhou-19 astronauts return after record-breaking mission, South Korea’s wildfires linked to climate change, and more top stories from Asia this week.
Coco Gauff continues her rise in tennis, aiming for success at events like the Madrid Open against top players.
19-year-old Xu Huiyan of China wins gold at the Artistic Swimming World Cup in Canada, dazzling audiences with her impeccable performance.
Zhao Xintong and Ronnie O’Sullivan are tied at 4-4 after an exciting first session in the World Snooker Championship semifinal.
Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur secure impressive wins in Europa League semifinals, reviving hopes for silverware and Champions League qualification.