For Pakistan, continued delays and instability risk turning one of its most ambitious projects into a long-term liability rather than a transformative opportunity.
China has officially maintained a neutral and non-interventionist posture, but its language and actions reflect a clear tilt towards Iran’s sovereignty.
State-run outlets use visuals to question Washington’s claims of progress in the conflict.
While Islamabad is projecting the initiative as a diplomatic breakthrough, questions remain over its actual influence, especially after Iran publicly distanced itself from Pakistan-led mediation efforts.
Japan has deployed its first long-range Type-12 missiles at Camp Kengun, Kumamoto, enhancing standoff capabilities amid rising security concerns, despite local protests warning the move could escalate regional tensions.
China is rapidly modernising its submarine fleet, developing advanced nuclear and conventional vessels, expanding undersea surveillance, and challenging US dominance, signalling a strategic warning and enhancing its Indo-Pacific and global naval reach.
IndiGo has launched a daily direct Kolkata-Shanghai flight, improving India-China connectivity. Check flight timings, connecting cities, route details and what it means for travellers.
Since the conflict broke out in late February, surging oil prices have hit energy-importing economies hardest, dragging equity benchmarks in South Korea, Japan and India down more than 10%
At the centre of Beijing's concerns is the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. As the project moves into its next phase, regional stability is critical.
A woman in Shanghai went viral after spending roughly Rs 1.6 on a kindergarten programme for her six month old Samoyed, highlighting the rising demand and cost of pet care services in China.
The development was highlighted in a post by China Communications Construction on X on Saturday (March 28), which said, “#CCCC's Shanghai Lingang Undersea Data Center opens, using direct sea-air cooling to save 61 million kWh annually—equal to 1.6 million trees' carbon absorption.”
Chinese regulators are examining whether AI startup Manus attempted to 'wash its models — a term used to describe Chinese‑developed AI systems being rebranded or relocated overseas to avoid domestic controls and export restrictions.
A viral video of seven dogs walking along a highway in Jilin province captured global attention, but Chinese state media confirmed the dogs had not escaped.
Yu faced legal trouble in 2022 for hiding 4.7 billion yuan (US$682 million) in income and evading 147 million yuan (US$21 million) in taxes.
Zhang found a low rent home in exchange for caring for elderly residents in Suzhou. Now the only volunteer left, she said the experience eased her stress and loneliness while supporting an ageing population.
At the centre of China's strategy is an ambitious push to build a nationwide electricity supergrid that could fundamentally change how the country powers its economy.
Seven dogs that were allegedly stolen in China escaped and walked 17 kilometres back home together. A tiny corgi leading the group has now gone viral. All the 7 dogs survived and safely returned to their owners.
A viral video shows seven dogs moving in formation after escaping from thieves, eventually finding their way back to their village days later.
A 100 MW solar plant in Dunhuang, China uses 12,000 mirrors and molten salt to store energy and generate electricity even after sunset. Scientists believe that this is a step towards creating renewable energy and regulating electricity adequately.
In China, workplace surveillance is increasing, with companies using Wi Fi tracking, cameras and smart devices to monitor employees.
A Chinese influencer known for her “filial piety” image deleted her account after a pricing controversy exposed misleading claims about her cosmetic products, sparking online debate.
Surveys also revealed 27.1 million tonnes of fluorite and 37.2 million tonnes of baryte, qualifying the site as a “super-large” deposit for both minerals.
The indictment marks the biggest chip smuggling case US prosecutors have pursued since first restricting Nvidia shipments to China in 2022.
US intelligence says China is not currently planning to invade Taiwan in 2027, noting Beijing still prefers unification through non-military means despite ongoing military pressure and regional tensions.
Zamir Kabulov, Russia’s Special Representative for Afghanistan, said Moscow is closely watching the situation and is concerned about the escalation.