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Thieves Steal Four Antonello da Messina Works from Sicilian Museum

Thieves stole four Renaissance paintings by Antonello da Messina from a Sicilian museum overnight without triggering alarms, prompting a professional-heist

Meta Agrees to $18bn Settlement, Adds Curfews and Time Limits for Child Users

Meta agreed to an $18 billion settlement and will add night curfews and two-hour daily limits for child users on Instagram and Facebook in the US.

Malaysia’s Anwar Unveils Cost-of-Living Measures Taking Effect September 1

Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim announced cost-of-living relief measures on Sunday, including restored fuel subsidy quotas and funding for schools and small tra

Norway’s King Harald V Dies at 89, Son Haakon VIII Takes Throne

King Harald V of Norway died Friday at 89. His son, Crown Prince Haakon, 53, became King Haakon VIII and paid tribute in his first speech.

Bank of America Says Buy Affirm Despite Modest Growth Guidance

Bank of America says Affirm shares could climb further after earnings, even as the buy now, pay later firm issued only a slight growth upgrade.

Guilin Art Festival and Global Chinese Youth Theater Director Talent Program Unveil Exciting October Line-up

Last Wednesday, during a press conference held in Beijing, exciting plans were announced for a series of activities to take place in late October...

Time Travel in Beiguan: Exploring the Rich History of Bozhou City’s Oldest Street

Located in Anhui Province, Bozhou City boasts an illustrious past as a critical communication point during the Spring and Autumn Period (770-476BC). Its strategic...

Fan Zeng: A Master’s Journey through Art and Philosophy

Born into a literary family in Nantong, Jiangsu, Fan Zeng was a prodigious talent. His family's renowned reputation for producing poets and calligraphers spanned...

Four Zodiac Heads from Beijing’s Old Summer Palace Debut in Hong Kong

In a historic first, four of the original twelve zodiac heads from Beijing's Old Summer Palace, known as Yuanmingyuan, are currently on display in...

Chang’an: A Journey Back to Tang Dynasty in Animated Splendor

A new animated spectacle that journeys into the lives of a group of iconic poets from the Tang Dynasty (618-907) has recently made its...

Yves Klein: Painter of Space – A Retrospective at Guardian Art Center

The Guardian Art Center in Beijing is presently the host of an extraordinary exhibition titled "Yves Klein: Painter of Space," as part of this...

Exploring Modernity Through Design: Zaha Hadid Architects’ Exhibition at the Guardian Art Center

The Guardian Art Center in Beijing is currently hosting an inspirational journey through the vision of modern living as conceived by Zaha Hadid Architects...

From Banking to Kitchens: The Remarkable Career Pivot of Judy Joo

Many dream about abandoning their traditional career paths to pursue a passion project, but few truly act on it. Judy Joo, however, is a...

The Rise of Zero-Waste Cooking in India: Turning Scraps into Delicacies

A staggering 931 million tonnes of food is wasted each year worldwide, with 68.7 million tonnes of it coming from Indian households alone, as...

K-pop’s 8Turn: Rising Stars Defining their Unique Musical Identity

An unassuming Korean dish, Budae Jjigae, known as "army base stew," may not seem to have any connection with K-pop boy band, 8Turn. However,...

The Illustrious Career of Jacky Cheung: International Singer and Acclaimed Actor

Singer Jacky Cheung, famed for his velvety voice and gripping performances, has carved out an enviable niche in the world of music and cinema....

A Journey through Charlie Young’s Versatile Acting Career

Often referred to as the 'wholesome' star of the 1990s, Hong Kong actress and singer Charlie Young, also known as Charlie Yeung Choi-nei, has...

“Nimona’s Transformation: A Tumultuous Journey from Graphic Novel to Netflix”

At the heart of the graphic novel Nimona is a shape-shifting character: Nimona herself, an enigmatic being who oscillates between being a girl and...

The Artistic Journey of Sculptor Pierre Matterne: From Brittany to Hong Kong

Born in Nantes, Brittany in 1968, Pierre Matterne discovered his fascination for sculpture and architecture early in life. A regular stroll past the majestic...

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