A Chinese museum has released disturbing details of human experiments conducted by Japan's notorious Unit 731 during World War II. Newly highlighted records describe prisoners being subjected to animal blood transfusions, including Horse and Chicken blood along with other brutal procedures, shedding fresh light on one of history's darkest chapters.


Japanese Army Injected Animal Blood Into Prisoners During World War II

As tensions simmer in the South China Sea, the U.S. has provided the Philippines with advanced solar-powered sea drones capable of operating for 30 days without a crew. The systems are designed to track maritime threats, illegal fishing and gray-zone activities in contested waters. The transfer follows shortly after a multiday U.S.-Philippine coast guard exercise in the South China Sea.

US Hands Philippines $13M Sea Drones to Boost Maritime Surveillance 

Global beer production remains dominated by China, which brewed nearly 9 million gallons in 2024, far ahead of the United States, Brazil, Mexico and Russia. But while traditional beer giants lead in volume, Africa is emerging as the fastest-growing beer market in the world.

China Leads World's Beer Race, Africa Emerges as Growth Hub

China has once again emerged as the world's largest beer producer, brewing an astonishing 9 billion litres of beer in 2024, according to industry reports. While China continues to lead by a massive margin, Africa has become the fastest-growing beer region, reflecting rising consumer demand and expanding brewing industries across the continent. The latest figures offer a fascinating glimpse into changing global drinking trends and the evolving beer market worldwide.


Top Five Countries Brewing The Most Beer

A growing controversy over diaper safety has emerged in China after reports claimed that several popular diaper brands tested positive for formamide, a chemical that has raised health concerns in certain applications. The allegations have triggered public debate and increased scrutiny of product safety standards.


Diaper Safety Scare In China: Chemical Test Claims Spark Industry Storm

China's Summer Davos opens in Dalian under the shadow of war, trade fragmentation and slowing global growth. As Beijing pitches innovation and AI-driven growth, rising geopolitical tensions and energy security fears threaten to derail the recovery narrative.

China's Summer Davos: Can Innovation Beat the Oil Shock?

As China tightens oversight of key materials and the G7 races to diversify supply chains, the battle for technological leadership is increasingly being fought far upstream, in mines, refineries and processing plants. Here's a report. Take a look.

China-US Tech Battle Enters Critical Phase As Race For Chips Intensifies 

Taipei has launched a five-day military exercise to test its transition from peacetime to wartime operations. Amid growing pressure from Beijing, the drills include joint offensive and defensive training, combat readiness checks, and unit coordination to prepare for a potential crisis across the Taiwan Strait.

China-Taiwan Tensions: Is Taipei Preparing for War?

China-Taiwan tensions are now reaching Taiwan's farms. Beijing's growing demand for Taiwanese custard apples is triggering fears in Taipei that agricultural trade could become a tool of political pressure. As concerns grow, officials are urging farmers to diversify exports and reduce reliance on the Chinese market.

China-Taiwan Tensions: Can Fruit Become a Political Weapon?

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, Russian NSA Sergei Shoigu and Iranian Supreme National Security Council Deputy Secretary Nezamipour will be in New Delhi for the meeting of the BRICS NSAs on June 22-23, which will set the stage for the summit of BRICS leaders in India in September. The discussions will focus on non-traditional security threats and emerging global challenges facing BRICS nations.

NSA Ajit Doval To Chair BRICS National Security Advisers' Meet In India

Southern and southwestern China are currently grappling with severe flooding as relentless torrential rains, characteristic of the "dragon boat water" season, continue to batter the region. As of June 22, 2026, authorities have mobilized emergency rescue teams across Guizhou, Guangxi, and surrounding provinces, with tens of thousands of residents evacuated to safety.


China Floods: Heavy Rains Force Relocations, Disrupt Transport

China's transition to electric vehicles has been one of the biggest success stories in the global auto industry. New-energy vehicles accounted for more than 60 percent of new car sales in May, highlighting the rapid pace of adoption. But the EV boom is creating an unexpected challenge for policymakers.


The Hidden Cost of China’s EV Revolution

India Set To Host BRICS NSA Meet, Draws Top Security Chiefs 

China is rapidly emerging as a global powerhouse in the foie gras industry, positioning itself to challenge France for the top spot. Once a high-end luxury, foie gras has become increasingly affordable and popular across China, with production skyrocketing to an estimated 14,000 tons annually.

China Eyes Global Foie Gras Leadership | China's Export Ambitions Grow

Heightened tensions in the Taiwan Strait as Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defence reports renewed PLA military activity. Following a series of sorties, Taipei has announced a five-day "Immediate Combat Readiness Exercise" starting today, June 22, 2026. The drills, which shift toward realistic, war-simulation scenarios, come as China continues its pressure campaign with increased aircraft and naval incursions.


China-Taiwan Tensions: 2 PLA Aircraft Sorties Detected Around the Island

China-Taiwan tensions are escalating again as Taiwan reports a fresh surge in Chinese military activity around the island. Taipei says PLA aircraft, warships and official vessels were detected near its waters, raising concerns over Beijing's long-term strategy in the Taiwan Strait. As military pressure grows, questions remain over China's next move and the regional security response.

China-Taiwan Tensions: China Ramps Up Military Activity Around Island

Following the grand unveiling of the new presidential aircraft at Joint Base Andrews on June 19, 2026, President Donald Trump signaled a busy summer of international diplomacy. Addressing the press and public while standing before the reconfigured Boeing 747-8i, the President confirmed that he has a series of high-profile global engagements on the horizon.  

Donald Trump Says He Will be Making a Lot of Trips Soon 

Here's a number that should make every policymaker from Beijing to Brussels sit up: America's top ten companies are now worth $28.1 trillion. That's more than the combined value of the top ten companies in Europe, West Asia, and Asia-Pacific put together.

How 10 US Stocks Became Bigger Than China

#Gravitas Pakistan's first Chinese-built Hangor-class submarine has arrived in Karachi.  A senior Pakistan Navy officer commodore said the new Hangor-class submarine will give Pakistan the ability to maintain a presence in the Bay of Bengal.


Pakistan Threatens India With China-Built Submarine Near Bay of Bengal

China is taking its world-leading high-speed rail network to the next level by literally looking to the stars. In a groundbreaking proposal currently being tested, engineers are moving away from traditional, ground-dependent signaling infrastructure to a cutting-edge, space-based control system powered by the BeiDou Navigation Satellite System (BDS).


China Plans Satellite Control for Bullet Trains; Space Tech to Power Bullet Trains

China is working on an ambitious new system that could transform how its vast high-speed rail network operates. The proposed “space railway” concept uses satellites to monitor and control bullet trains in real time, replacing traditional trackside signalling systems. By tracking train positions from space, the system aims to improve safety, reduce infrastructure dependence, and boost efficiency across one of the world’s largest railway networks.


China Plans Satellite Control for Bullet Trains 

Taiwan President Lai Ching-te has called on the United States to approve a proposed $14 billion arms package as quickly as possible, arguing that the island needs stronger defenses amid growing pressure from China. Lai reiterated that Taiwan rejects unification with Beijing and remains committed to protecting its democratic way of life. The request comes as Washington continues reviewing the deal, while China has strongly opposed the proposal, describing it as a dead end and a threat to regional stability.


Taiwan Pushes For $14 Billion US Arms Deal Amid China Tensions 

China’s tourism sector is expanding rapidly, driven by visa-free entry policies, massive investments in high-speed rail and aviation, and a surge in domestic travel demand. According to the World Travel and Tourism Council, the industry could nearly double in value by 2036, positioning China to potentially surpass the United States as the world’s largest tourism market. With millions of international arrivals and billions of domestic trips annually, analysts say improved connectivity, digital payments, and rising consumer spending on experiences are reshaping the country’s travel landscape.


China Cruising to Become World’s Top Tourism Market 

China's property stocks have erased every gain made since Beijing's landmark 2024 stimulus blitz.

The market is now back to square one.

China Property Rally a Mirage, Not Recovery 

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