
Asia News Wrap: Japan’s Lunar Lander Fails and More
Catch up on this week’s Asia news highlights, including Japan’s lunar lander crash and updates on inter-Korean relations, K-pop, regional aviation, and Bangladesh’s election preparations.
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Catch up on this week’s Asia news highlights, including Japan’s lunar lander crash and updates on inter-Korean relations, K-pop, regional aviation, and Bangladesh’s election preparations.

Beijing is set to open the world’s first “4S Store” for embodied AI robots in 2025, offering sales, service, spare parts, and customer support, marking a new era in robotics commercialization.

Air leaks on the International Space Station delay a private astronaut mission by Axiom Space, allowing NASA and Russia more time to address safety concerns.

Israel has completed the first stage of ‘Rising Lion’ strikes against Iran’s nuclear and military sites, escalating tensions in the Middle East.

A new poll reveals Americans are nearly evenly divided over President Trump’s decision to deploy troops to Los Angeles, highlighting deep partisan differences and regional concerns.

China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi meets with African leaders to strengthen partnerships and boost cooperation during the China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo in Changsha.

Integrity is crucial in China-U.S. economic ties. With a new trade agreement, will both nations keep their promises and promote global prosperity?

Chinese Vice President Han Zheng and Spanish King Felipe VI pledge to strengthen cooperation in various sectors and uphold multilateralism and free trade during their meeting.

The United Nations General Assembly has adopted a resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, calling for humanitarian aid access and an end to hostilities.

Kazakhstan is set to host the second China–Central Asia Summit later this June, following the inaugural meeting in Xi’an, China. The summit aims to strengthen cooperation among the region’s nations.