
Asia’s Week: Lunar New Year Celebrations and Notable Events
Catch up on Asia’s latest events, from Lunar New Year celebrations to significant happenings in India, Bangladesh, Japan, and Thailand.
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Catch up on Asia’s latest events, from Lunar New Year celebrations to significant happenings in India, Bangladesh, Japan, and Thailand.

Nanxun, once among China’s wealthiest towns due to the silk trade, invites you to explore its timeless streets and canals, revealing the rich history of its commercial and cultural past.

UNRWA vows to continue aiding Palestinians despite an Israeli ban prohibiting its operations, raising international concern.

Israel resumed prisoner exchanges with Hamas after chaotic hostage handover, agreeing to release 110 Palestinian prisoners following the release of Israeli and Thai hostages under the Gaza ceasefire.

Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour lit up with 23,888 fireworks, drawing over 250,000 spectators to celebrate the Chinese New Year in a stunning 23-minute display.

Scientists detect mild volcanic activity in Santorini’s caldera but assure there’s no cause for concern. The picturesque Greek island remains safe for residents and tourists.

New Zealand announces ambitious plan to cut emissions by up to 55% by 2035, reinforcing its commitment to global climate action under the Paris Agreement.

Two Chinese nationals lost their lives in a tragic collision between a commercial plane and a military helicopter near Reagan National Airport, according to the Chinese embassy.

An American Airlines plane and a U.S. Army helicopter collided midair over the Potomac River near Washington D.C., with search and rescue operations underway.

Argentina’s economy is expected to grow by around five percent as the risk index drops to a seven-year low, indicating increased investor confidence due to President Javier Milei’s reforms.