South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has confirmed that Seoul and Beijing will begin working-level consultations on China’s long-standing unofficial restrictions on Korean cultural content, marking a possible thaw in cultural relations between the two nations.
In one of China’s most shocking corruption cases, a former mayor of Haikou has been sentenced to death after authorities uncovered an extraordinary cache of illegal assets, including 23 tons of cash and 13.5 tons of gold, linked to bribes from government contracts and land deals.
November 11 isn’t just another date — it’s a global celebration of self, love, and shopping. From China’s Singles’ Day to South Korea’s Pepero Day, the world turns its attention to 11.11, a day that unites culture, connection, and commerce in creative ways.
Pop Mart, the Chinese collectibles powerhouse behind the viral Labubu doll, is evolving into a global cultural brand. With nearly 400% net profit growth and rapid expansion across the U.S., Middle East, and Latin America, CEO Wang Ning projects $2.78 billion in revenue by 2025. The company is also branching into entertainment, exploring films, theme parks, and more.
Tibetan software engineer Lobsang Gyatso Sither revealed how the Tibetan exile community countered Chinese cyber espionage using Buddhist teachings like non-attachment, technical collaboration with Citizen Lab, and grassroots digital awareness campaigns. Speaking at MOG Sundays, Museum of Goa, Sither traced the evolution of Tibet’s cyber defences from GhostNet revelations to founding TibCERT.
