Greenpeace Activists Deliver "Red Cards" to Hyundai Motor Group Over Human Rights and Climate Concerns

SEOUL – In a high-profile demonstration targeting the headquarters of Hyundai Motor Group, Greenpeace activists unfurled symbolic referee "red cards" today, directly confronting the FIFA World Cup sponsor. The action…

Taiwan Technology Policy Outlook 2025 AmCham Committee Advocates for Digital Resilience Risk-Based Privacy Frameworks and Global Quantum Collaboration

Taiwan is currently navigating a pivotal transformation in its technological landscape, marked by a series of ambitious legislative and infrastructural initiatives aimed at securing its position as a global innovation…

Hong Kong Tiananmen Vigil Activists Sentenced to Lengthy Prison Terms for Inciting Subversion

Relatives of three prominent Hong Kong activists, convicted of inciting subversion for their roles in organizing annual Tiananmen Square massacre vigils, have vehemently denounced the severe prison sentences handed down…

China’s Swimming Prodigy Yu Zidi Poised for Asian Games Dominance and Olympic Glory

Yu Zidi, the prodigious Chinese swimmer, has swiftly transitioned from a historic debutante to a national beacon of hope, now headlining China’s formidable bid for aquatic supremacy at the upcoming…

China Strengthens Legal Supervision and Accountability Through the Second Reading Draft of the Procuratorate Public Interest Litigation Law

The legislative framework governing China’s unique system of public interest legal action reached a significant milestone last month with the release of the second reading draft of the Procuratorate Public…

China’s Coal Power Output Dips Below 50% for First Time Amidst Renewable Surge

Beijing, China – In a landmark shift for the nation’s energy landscape, coal-fired power plants generated 49.7% of all electricity output in China during the first six months of 2026.…

Macau to Hold First National Security Trial Behind Closed Doors Amidst Growing Concerns

Macau’s judicial authorities have announced that the former pro-democracy lawmaker, Au Kam San, will face the territory’s first national security trial behind closed doors next week. The proceedings, scheduled to…

China detains 52 Singaporeans in Guangxi over alleged pyramid schemes, marking potentially largest overseas arrest of its citizens.

Singapore announced on Friday the arrest of 52 of its citizens in China, suspected of involvement in elaborate pyramid schemes, an incident that local media in the city-state have highlighted…

China Targets 9,800 EFLOPS Intelligent Computing Capacity by 2030, Underlining Ambitious Digital Transformation

China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has unveiled an ambitious target to achieve 9,800 EFLOPS of intelligent computing capacity by the year 2030, a cornerstone objective outlined within…

PETA Asia Urges Public to Boycott Cavalluna Equestrian Show Amid Animal Cruelty Allegations

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals Asia (PETA) has issued a strong call to the public to boycott the live equestrian theatrical show, "Cavalluna – Gate to the Otherworld,"…