Wang Junhao

Wang Junhao is a Chinese journalist specializing in international relations in Asia, technological issues, and the evolving global order.

Dowman’s Doubles Spotlight Potential as Arsenal Urge Patience

Max Dowman scored twice against Ipswich Town, yet Mikel Arteta stresses cautious integration and long-term development.

Nationwide Study Reveals Violence Touches Majority of U.S. Adults, Links to Health and Economic Harm

A U.S. national study finds over half of adults faced physical violence and nearly half sexual violence, with clear ties to health and economic hardship.

Measuring Momentum: Why AUKUS Pillar II Remains Hard to Gauge

Pillar II of AUKUS shows activity but lacks shared benchmarks, complicating oversight, industry planning and allied signalling.

LGBTQ+ raids in Turkey prompt criticism from domestic groups and Brussels

Raids and arrests of LGBTQ+ people in Turkey have drawn sharp criticism from Turkish organisations and from Brussels, raising human rights concerns.

AI Chief Acknowledges Public Fear but Urges Trust in Tech Firms

Sam Altman says public fear of AI is justified but advocates trust in firms; other executives warn incentives could curb progress.

Hong Kong Reveals First Five-Year Plan to Mirror Beijing’s Planning Rhythm

Hong Kong launches its inaugural five-year plan to align policy cycles and priorities with Beijing, formalizing multi-year strategic coordination.

Calvert-Lewin’s Scoring Run Puts England Recall Back on Agenda

Five consecutive league games with goals have revived talk of a return to the England squad for Dominic Calvert-Lewin.

Researchers Reopen the Case of the 1946 Pacific Tsunami to Reassess Offshore Fault Risk

A Michigan State University team will study the offshore fault that generated the 1946 tsunami to evaluate present-day hazards to Pacific coast communities.
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