Ethan Zhao
Senior Reporter
The Latest
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Temu's Second Lawsuit Against Shein Alleges 'Mafia-Style' Tactics in Intensifying E-Commerce Battle
Temu, the cross-border platform under Pinduoduo, has filed a renewed lawsuit against fast-fashion behemoth Shein in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. 
Temu, the cross-border platform under Pinduoduo, has filed a renewed lawsuit against fast-fashion behemoth Shein in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. -
Western Bloc Targets Chinese Battery Industry Amid Global Electric Vehicle Shift
In recent weeks, Chinese power battery manufacturers have faced mounting challenges from both the United States and Europe. 
In recent weeks, Chinese power battery manufacturers have faced mounting challenges from both the United States and Europe. -
Luckin Coffee Faces Scrutiny Over Employee Hand-Washing Practices and Skin Damage
Based on an 8-hour workday, an employee is required to wash their hands at least eight times, clean the wiping cloth 22 times, and come into contact with disinfectant 22 times. This frequent hand-washing and exposure to disinfectants have led to rough and cracked skin among some Luckin store employees. 
Based on an 8-hour workday, an employee is required to wash their hands at least eight times, clean the wiping cloth 22 times, and come into contact with disinfectant 22 times. This frequent hand-washing and exposure to disinfectants have led to rough and cracked skin among some Luckin store employees. -
Hong Kong Voters Shun 'Patriots Only' Election in Historic Low Turnout
Hong Kong witnessed a record low voter turnout in its latest district council elections, marked by the implementation of China's "patriots only" policy. This electoral system, which essentially barred opposition democrats from standing, received a cold reception from the city's residents, with the lowest voter participation since the 1997 handover of Hong Kong from Britain to China. 
Hong Kong witnessed a record low voter turnout in its latest district council elections, marked by the implementation of China's "patriots only" policy. This electoral system, which essentially barred opposition democrats from standing, received a cold reception from the city's residents, with the lowest voter participation since the 1997 handover of Hong Kong from Britain to China. -
BOE Technology Bets Big on AMOLED with 63 Billion Yuan Investment, Chasing Samsung's Lead
This project marks the first Generation 8.6 AMOLED production line in China. With an estimated construction period of about 34 months, the project involves a total investment of 63 billion yuan. 
This project marks the first Generation 8.6 AMOLED production line in China. With an estimated construction period of about 34 months, the project involves a total investment of 63 billion yuan. -
MH370 Families Demand Justice: Beijing Court Hears Compensation Claims
Nearly a decade after the mysterious disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, Chinese relatives of the passengers have initiated a legal battle for compensation. 
Nearly a decade after the mysterious disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, Chinese relatives of the passengers have initiated a legal battle for compensation. -
WHO Requests More Data from China on Rising Respiratory Illnesses
The World Health Organization (WHO) has formally requested China for comprehensive details regarding a surge in respiratory illnesses and clusters of pneumonia, particularly in children. 
The World Health Organization (WHO) has formally requested China for comprehensive details regarding a surge in respiratory illnesses and clusters of pneumonia, particularly in children. -
Temporary Ceasefire in Israel-Palestine Conflict Amidst Planned International Maritime Protest
This agreement, mediated by Qatar, Egypt, and the United States, is expected to commence on Thursday and may be extended for several days after its initial period. 
This agreement, mediated by Qatar, Egypt, and the United States, is expected to commence on Thursday and may be extended for several days after its initial period. -
WHO Declares Loneliness a Global Public Health Issue, Comparable to Smoking 15 Cigarettes a Day
On Nov. 15, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared loneliness a global public health issue and established a new Social Connections Committee (CSC) to address this "urgent health threat." The primary goal of the CSC is to promote the recognition of loneliness as a global public health priority and to provide resources to develop evidence-based solutions for worldwide implementation. 
On Nov. 15, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared loneliness a global public health issue and established a new Social Connections Committee (CSC) to address this "urgent health threat." The primary goal of the CSC is to promote the recognition of loneliness as a global public health priority and to provide resources to develop evidence-based solutions for worldwide implementation. -
UN Security Council Passes First Resolution on Current Israel-Palestine Conflict Amid Escalating Global Criticism
In the wake of Israel's incursion into Gaza's largest hospital, the United Nations Security Council passed a resolution calling for an urgent humanitarian ceasefire throughout Gaza and the establishment of humanitarian corridors. This resolution, passed since the outbreak of the latest Israel-Palestine conflict on October 7, marks the first successful vote after four previous attempts ended in failure. 
In the wake of Israel's incursion into Gaza's largest hospital, the United Nations Security Council passed a resolution calling for an urgent humanitarian ceasefire throughout Gaza and the establishment of humanitarian corridors. This resolution, passed since the outbreak of the latest Israel-Palestine conflict on October 7, marks the first successful vote after four previous attempts ended in failure.
