Japan’s Neo-Militarism: Takaichi Completes Abe’s Legacy
Japan under PM Takaichi is rapidly shifting from post-war pacifism to a more militarized stance, fulfilling a long-held political vision.
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Yellow River ‘Honeycomb’ Hosts Thousands of Nesting Sand Martins
Thousands of sand martins are creating a natural ‘honeycomb’ on Yellow River banks during this year’s peak breeding season, with researchers working to protect them.
What We Know About the White House Correspondents’ Dinner Shooting
A shooting at the 2026 White House Correspondents’ Dinner prompted the evacuation of President Trump and hundreds of guests. Here’s what we know about the chaotic incident.
How a Common AI Term Became a Geopolitical Flashpoint
The common AI technique ‘knowledge distillation’ is at the center of a new US-China tech dispute, highlighting how technical terms are being politicized in the global rivalry.
56 Shades of Unity: Ethnic Art Jewelry Lights Up Shanghai
A stunning new exhibition in Shanghai transforms the intangible cultural heritage of China’s 56 ethnic groups into breathtaking contemporary art jewelry.
Artist Finds Digital Shield for His Ancient Chinese Art-Inspired Creations
Artist Xu Yinghui, inspired by ancient Chinese scripts, finally secures his work with help from a Beijing-based digital asset platform, highlighting a new era for creator rights.
A Porcelain Artist’s Bright Take on Digital Copyright 💡
Porcelain designer Huang Chunmao argues that the digital age, often blamed for copyright woes, actually holds new keys to protecting and valuing artistic creation in 2026.
China’s Aerial Masterpiece: A Breathtaking View from 30,000 Feet
A traveler’s viral video captures China’s stunning snow-capped mountains and clouds from 30,000 feet, offering a breathtaking aerial perspective that resembles a living painting.
Tokyo Streets Echo with Anti-War Chants as Takaichi’s Plans Spark Protests
Hundreds protest in Tokyo against PM Takaichi’s plans to export lethal weapons, create a spy agency, and revise Japan’s pacifist constitution.
Wildfires Threaten Northern Japan as Evacuations Expand
Over 1,000 firefighters battle spreading wildfires in northern Japan as flames threaten homes, forcing thousands to evacuate.