Why Chinese Paper Horses Are Burned in Festivals and Life Events

February 7, 2026

Why Chinese Paper Horses Are Burned in Festivals and Life Events

Traditional Chinese paper horses are colorful woodblock prints used for worship, burned or displayed during festivals and key life moments. Their history dates back to the Tang dynasty and reflects rich folk traditions exploring gods and rituals.
162 Dead as Jihadists Kill and Burn Homes in Nigerian Village Attack

February 7, 2026

162 Dead as Jihadists Kill and Burn Homes in Nigerian Village Attack

Jihadists killed 162 people in a Nigerian village, burning houses and kidnapping residents. Chief Umar Bio Salihu lost his family in the brutal rampage.
US Sends $6M Food Aid to Cuba Amid Crisis, Sparks Energy Blockade Claims

February 7, 2026

US Sends $6M Food Aid to Cuba Amid Crisis, Sparks Energy Blockade Claims

The US announced $6 million in food aid for Cuba's eastern region, hit by Hurricane Melissa, while Cuba accuses the US of an 'energy blockade'. Tensions rise as aid delivery faces scrutiny.
Woman Injured as Hydrogen Balloons Explode in Mumbai Lift, Two Hurt

February 7, 2026

Woman Injured as Hydrogen Balloons Explode in Mumbai Lift, Two Hurt

A 21-year-old woman and delivery man were injured when hydrogen-filled balloons burst into flames inside a Mumbai lift. The fireball sparked panic at Anmol Tower on Monday night.
Top Hainan Official Behind South China Sea Reefs Detained in Corruption Probe

February 7, 2026

Top Hainan Official Behind South China Sea Reefs Detained in Corruption Probe

Xiao Jie, former Sansha city chief and reef builder in the South China Sea, is detained for corruption. His arrest shocked local officials who saw him as a trusted leader.
German Firms Shift Focus to China Amid Trump Policy Concerns, Face Market Challenges

February 7, 2026

German Firms Shift Focus to China Amid Trump Policy Concerns, Face Market Challenges

German companies are turning to China for more investment due to worries about US policies under President Trump. However, challenges like intellectual property remain a hurdle, says the German Chamber of Commerce.
Hong Kong Forms New Group to Boost Autonomous Vehicle Technology and Smart Traffic

February 7, 2026

Hong Kong Forms New Group to Boost Autonomous Vehicle Technology and Smart Traffic

Hong Kong's Transport Department will create a new working group to push autonomous vehicle development. The plan includes smart traffic systems to upgrade road efficiency citywide.
Early-Day Immunochemotherapy Nearly Doubles Lung Cancer Survival Time, Study Finds

February 7, 2026

Early-Day Immunochemotherapy Nearly Doubles Lung Cancer Survival Time, Study Finds

A new study reveals that giving immunochemotherapy before 3pm nearly doubles lung cancer patients' progression-free survival and boosts overall survival by 70%. Experts call it a simple, cost-free treatment tweak with big promise.
UN Faces Cash Crisis, China Unlikely to Fill Funding Gap: Experts

February 7, 2026

UN Faces Cash Crisis, China Unlikely to Fill Funding Gap: Experts

The United Nations warns of a financial crisis due to unpaid fees. Experts say China won't help cover the gap. This crisis reflects a shift in the US attitude toward the UN.
UK Faces Strong Backlash Over £100M Chinese Embassy Redevelopment Plan

February 7, 2026

UK Faces Strong Backlash Over £100M Chinese Embassy Redevelopment Plan

The UK government faces heavy criticism for its £100 million plan to redevelop the British embassy in Beijing. This comes amid China's rise as a superpower and growing economic struggles within parts of the UK. Political and media elites clash over the controversial project influenced by BN(O) supporters.

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