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  • An AI-generated image representing North Korea's military advancements, including a guided-missile destroyer and drones, set against a backdrop of geopolitical summitry.

    North Korea's Russian-Backed Military Surge: AI Drones, Guided-Missile Destroyers, and Xi Jinping's Power Play

    5 months ago40 sources
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    North Korea has achieved a series of significant military advancements — including a 5,000 ton guided missile destroyer class, AI enabled suicide drones, and an accelerated ballistic missile program — enable...

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  • AI-generated illustration of the USS Tripoli amphibious assault ship transiting from the Middle East toward the South China Sea, representing the US Navy's strategic pivot back to

    USS Tripoli's Pacific Return: What the US Navy's Redeployment Signals About Washington's Post-Iran Strategy

    5 months ago17 sources
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    The US Navy has redeployed the USS Tripoli amphibious strike group — along with other assets originally bound for the Middle East — to the South China Sea, signaling a deliberate strategic pivot back to the...

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  • A warm-toned, cinematic image evoking the themes of the 2026 Chinese indie film Dear You: a family drama about Teochew migration, qiaopi remittance letters, and diaspora heritage.

    Dear You: The Chinese Indie Film Caught Between Diaspora Nostalgia and Propaganda Accusations

    5 months ago22 sources
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    Dear You, a low budget Teochew dialect film about Chinese migration and qiaopi remittance letters, earned a 9.3 Douban rating and over US$250 million at the Chinese box office, but has been accused of functi...

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  • Vice President JD Vance at a White House briefing defending the US-Iran preliminary agreement as a win-win for the United States, while President Donald Trump calls critics fools.

    JD Vance Defends US-Iran Agreement as ‘Win-Win’ as Trump Blasts Critics: What the Deal Actually Says

    5 months ago16 sources
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    On June 18, 2026, Vice President JD Vance publicly defended the preliminary US Iran agreement as a 'win win' for the United States, arguing that either Iran complies and stabilizes the region or violates ter...

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  • British Ambassador Peter Wilson walking through the historic Yanan Revolutionary Memorial Hall in Shaanxi, China, accompanied by Vice-Minister Lu Kang.

    UK Ambassador Peter Wilson Tours Yanan: A Rare Western Visit to China's Communist Heartland

    5 months ago16 sources
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    British Ambassador to China Peter Wilson made a rare visit to Yanan, Shaanxi province, on June 17, 2026, accompanied by Lu Kang, Vice Minister of the Communist Party's International Department [3].

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  • FDA有沒有批準的蛋白藥物自身帶了融合标签(如 His、Sumo)? 你用繁體字說明例子。

    FDA-Approved Protein Drugs That Carry a Fusion Tag (His, SUMO, Fc): Here Are the Real Examples

    5 months ago16 sources
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    FDA approved protein drugs can carry fusion partners in the final product, but these are therapeutic fusions (e.g., Fc) — not the His or SUMO tags used in lab purification.

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  • Conceptual image representing the $300 billion reconstruction fund in the US-Iran ceasefire agreement

    The $300 Billion Question: Inside the US-Iran Ceasefire Reconstruction Fund

    5 months ago28 sources
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    The US Iran ceasefire deal includes a proposed $300 billion private investment fund for Iran's reconstruction, not a direct US taxpayer payout.

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  • Microscopic view of NeuroWorm brain implant electrode showing its hair-thin flexible fibre design

    NeuroWorm: China's Brain Implant Electrode Is Thinner Than Hair and Roams the Brain Magnetically

    5 months ago19 sources
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    Chinese scientists developed NeuroWorm, a soft, stretchable brain implant electrode (196 microns in diameter) that is thinner than a hair and can be magnetically steered within the brain — a first of its kin...

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  • US Under Secretary of Commerce William Kimmitt speaking at a podium with US and Chinese flags in background

    US Trade Official William Kimmitt's Blunt Critique: China's Trade Distortions and America's Industrial Policy Failures

    5 months ago14 sources
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    US Under Secretary William Kimmitt criticized China's trade distortions—subsidization, dumping, regulatory barriers, state owned enterprise support—and also faulted US leaders for standing by as factories cl...

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  • An editorial illustration depicting a globe with East Asia highlighted, surrounded by symbols of nuclear weapons and flags of Japan and South Korea, set against a muted geopolitica

    Japan and South Korea’s Fragile Nuclear Opposition: CSIS Elite Survey Reveals a Contagion Risk

    5 months ago20 sources
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    A new CSIS survey of strategic elites finds 75% of South Korean and nearly 80% of Japanese elites oppose or are uncertain about their country acquiring nuclear weapons — but that opposition is highly conditi...

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  • European Union flag and China flag on a conference table with documents, representing EU-China trade negotiations

    EU Leaders Mandate New Trade Weapons Against China After June 2026 Summit

    5 months ago24 sources
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    Following a late night summit debate on June 18, 2026, EU national leaders gave the European Commission a dual mandate: engage China in constructive dialogue while developing new trade instruments to counter...

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  • Chinese research vessel Xiangyanghong 22 conducting a marine environmental survey in waters east of Taiwan in June 2026.

    China’s MV Xiangyanghong 22 Conducted a Marine Environmental Survey East of Taiwan in June 2026—Here’s What It Means

    5 months ago22 sources
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    Between June 16 18, 2026, the Chinese research vessel Xiangyanghong 22, operated by the Ministry of Natural Resources' East China Sea Bureau, conducted a comprehensive marine environmental survey in waters e...

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