Recent credit data from China reveals persistent sluggish consumption and weak investment, alongside increased household deleveraging. These figures highlight ongoing challenges for Beijing's efforts to reinvigorate the domestic economy.
Zhipu stock surged by 33% as Wall Street investors increased their bets on Chinese AI companies following new US curbs on Anthropic AI models. This development has led to a shift in focus towards the Chinese AI market.
Despite cutting its oil imports three months after the war with Iran began, China, as the world's largest purchaser of oil, continues to influence global oil prices, cushioning the market.
A think tank report indicates that China's rapid military expansion, including the deployment of new weapons systems, will increase its ability to strike Australia over the next decade, reshaping Asia's security order.
Three years after its maiden commercial flight, China's C919 civilian airliners are entering a crucial maintenance phase, with jets being grounded for rigorous 'C-checks' as European regulators observe the process.
Chinese authorities have detained two prominent leaders of an influential underground church. The detentions highlight the ongoing crackdown on religious groups not officially sanctioned by the state.
African migrants with deep roots in South Africa are fleeing xenophobic attacks, prompting condemnation from African delegates in China. The incidents highlight ongoing tensions and violence against foreign nationals.
Chinese official Xia Baolong is scheduled to visit Hong Kong to inspect the city's first five-year development plan and the Northern Metropolis project. The Hong Kong government aims to publish its five-year plan in the third quarter.
Chinese AI and robotics expert Xiangrui Zeng, a leading figure in autonomous manufacturing, is scheduled to speak at the Future AI Mobility Summit 2026 in Seoul later this month.
A seven-year-old Chinese boy was admitted to an intensive care unit with severe abdominal pain after consuming just two iced drinks, sparking widespread online discussion. The incident occurred in Henan province.
A report examines the growing trend of the AI 'token economy' and how China's expanding token-based systems are influencing the costs, scalability, and security aspects of artificial intelligence development.
Members of the House of Representatives called for the immediate removal of a floating platform placed by the Chinese government within the waters of Panatag or Scarborough Shoal in the West Philippine Sea.
XPeng is intensifying its efforts in physical AI as its CEO assumes direct leadership of the robotics division, signaling a serious commitment to the technology.
FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem has made a significant statement, indicating that the next Formula 1 team will likely come from China. This declaration adds a new dimension to the ongoing political debate surrounding the expansion of the F1 grid, which has faced strong opposition from current teams.
Chinese universities are undergoing a major academic reshuffling, eliminating thousands of 'obsolete' degrees in favor of new tech-focused programs to better align higher education with national development goals and the AI era.
China, the world's second-largest economy, reduced its daily oil imports by 3 million barrels, a move that reportedly helped stabilize global oil prices amidst ongoing tensions related to the Iran War.
China is actively building expertise in Southeast Asia while the US's knowledge wanes, highlighting a divergence in how the two powers cultivate influence in the indispensable region.
Beijing is establishing a cross-border digital currency platform, backed by the central banks of Hong Kong, Thailand, UAE, and Saudi Arabia, aiming to challenge the dominance of the US dollar.
A man in Shanghai spent 10,000 yuan on online health products hoping to gain weight but instead lost 6.5kg in a month, an experience that trended on social media.
In China, a burgeoning industry allows young women to pay for scripted romance and manufactured intimacy through role-playing. This trend is fueling discussions about the blurring boundaries between fantasy and reality in relationships.
Chinese scientists have discovered the world's largest whale graveyard at the bottom of the Indian Ocean, revealing a vast expanse of both new and ancient carcasses that support huge communities of deep-sea life.
A Chinese team has identified a life-threatening 'glaring weakness' in NASA's Artemis program, raising questions about engine failure in the 21st-century race to the moon. China and the United States are approaching this challenge with contrasting methods.
Researchers have identified a carnivorous dinosaur, a cousin of the Velociraptor, that preyed on birds in northwestern China approximately 120 million years ago. The discovery sheds light on ancient lakeside ecosystems.
Chinese companies are producing robot parts at a scale and price point unmatched by others, building on the country's electric vehicle industry, making it nearly impossible to build a robot without China.
China has outlined an ambitious plan to electrify 40% of its heavy-truck fleet, signaling a significant push towards sustainable transportation and reduced emissions.
Philippine Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. stated that sanctions imposed on him and his family by China were due to what Beijing called “erroneous statements,” which he maintained were rooted in his disclosures on illegal activities in the West Philippine Sea.
The head of Emirates, Tim Clark, has proposed nationalizing Heathrow Airport to facilitate the construction of a third runway, while also expressing openness to a successor to the A380 superjumbo, potentially even one made in China.
The Philippines has condemned China's sanctions against Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. and his family as an 'unfriendly act' that further complicates relations, with Teodoro vowing to continue his duties amidst the ongoing maritime dispute.
A personal column recounts the author's experience at the Shanghai marriage market, where she was judged for being too old and overqualified.
Despite China missing the World Cup, Chinese brands like Lenovo are playing a significant role in the event's technological infrastructure, managing and distributing content from stadiums.
Billionaire Kevin O'Leary has acknowledged making mistakes amidst protests against his proposed mega data center project. He described the opposition as 'bumps in the road' in his fight to build the massive facility.
Google has filed a lawsuit against a Chinese cybercrime organization, accusing them of using its Gemini AI to generate spam messages and conduct mass scams. The tech giant seeks to halt the group's illicit activities involving its artificial intelligence technology.
China has taken the lead in the 2026 Nature Index world academic rankings, with Zhejiang University notably surpassing Harvard University to claim the top position for the first time, highlighting the nation's growing research prowess.
Western pundits reportedly acknowledged the summit between President Xi Jinping and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un as a success, with both sides appearing to achieve their objectives.
China has issued a warning against foreign governments allegedly using 'spy turtles' and 'spy fish' to gather intelligence along its coastline. Beijing claims these aquatic animals are being deployed by secret services to collect information in Chinese waters.
A Beijing-linked think tank researcher has accused Brussels of using a flawed narrative that China's economic rise is an inherent threat, as the EU prepares tougher measures against a perceived 'China shock 2.0'.
Chinese scientists have identified significant differences in the vaginal microbiomes of American and Chinese women, particularly regarding a bacterium linked to bacterial vaginosis and preterm birth, suggesting a challenge to 'one-size-fits-all' health solutions.
A Chinese expert argues that the EU's concept of tech sovereignty may prove an 'illusion' as artificial intelligence is dominated by China and the US, urging Beijing to capitalize on opportunities to advance its products.
Bloomberg reports on SpaceX's $100 billion order book, noting its size in comparison to the booming market for Chinese Initial Public Offerings.
A Bank of China poll reveals that over 95% of overseas companies expect to maintain or increase their use of the Chinese yuan, indicating a strengthening global appetite for the currency as Beijing's internationalization efforts gain traction.
OpenAI has banned hundreds of ChatGPT accounts originating from China, which were reportedly used for covert influence campaigns targeting US tech and policy debates, including one that blamed AI data centers for rising electricity bills. OpenAI confirmed it is assisting the US government in disrupting these operations.
China's economic problems are reportedly deepening monthly, with concerns that its demographic collapse is so advanced that even an immediate return to replacement-level fertility cannot prevent a massive population decline.
A Chinese startup's current difficulties are exposing potential weaknesses in Beijing's direct equity investment model for supporting technology companies, contrasting with the U.S. approach.
Electric vehicles accounted for a record 66.7 per cent of new car sales in mainland China during the first week of June, indicating a significant shift in the country's automotive market.
Woodside has exercised its pre-emptive right to purchase PetroChina's 10.67% stake in the Browse Joint Venture. This move allows Woodside to increase its ownership in the significant gas project.
More women in China are rejecting state pressure over their reproductive choices, asserting their autonomy amidst the lasting impact of the one-child policy, despite the state's historical control over women's bodies.
Several companies, including New York Mortgage Trust, Adamas Trust, Bank of America, InterDigital, Build-A-Bear Workshop, First Trust Income Opportunities ETF, First Trust Enhanced Equity Income Fund, Lument Finance Trust, Noah Holdings, Modiv Inc., and Philip Morris, have declared their latest dividends.
Nvidia's top executive for Latin America denied that the region has served as a corridor for restricted chips into China, following allegations that Chinese labs relied partly on such smuggling amidst the US-China AI rivalry.
Taiwan has reported that Chinese vessels have entered disputed waters in the South China Sea, specifically around an island claimed by Taiwan, for the first time. This incident escalates tensions in the already contentious region.
An analysis suggests that electrification represents the purchase of optionality, with China having invested more in this trend than any other nation.
Beijing has announced that it has barred Philippine Defense Secretary Gibo Teodoro and his family from entering Chinese territory, citing his 'irresponsible' remarks concerning China.
China has launched a new communication test satellite, Communication Technology Test Satellite No 25, to validate technologies essential for next-generation orbital connectivity speeds and reliability. This marks a pivotal step in its space communication advancements.
New European Union restrictions on Chinese-made solar inverters are raising concerns that they could impede the pace of solar energy deployment across the bloc, driven by security fears.
Taiwan has pledged to expel Chinese vessels after Beijing asserted jurisdiction over eastern waters, following recent talks between Japan and the Philippines on maritime boundaries.
An analysis suggests that the growth of China's emerging industries is likely insufficient to counteract the economic drag from its traditional sectors.
Chinese memory module maker Biwin has signed a two-year agreement worth US$1.86 billion to secure flash memory chips, a deal larger than its annual revenue, to address the current chip shortage driven by demand from AI servers and data centers.
Shares in Chinese tech giants like Alibaba and JD.com dropped after regulators admonished them for misleading sales tactics during the '6.18' online shopping event.
China's Jingye Steel is seeking compensation from the UK government following its takeover of British Steel. The company's request for financial redress is a significant development in the post-acquisition landscape.
An EU-China dialogue on digital matters, originally scheduled for June 23 in Beijing, has been postponed indefinitely due to escalating tensions between the two sides.
A high-ranking workplace safety official in China's Shanxi province, Zhang Heping, is under investigation following a massive coal mine explosion at Liushenyu that resulted in 82 fatalities.
Beijing's market watchdog has summoned five e-commerce platforms, including Temu and JD.com, over issues such as false advertising for promotional events, irregular rules, and failing to disclose merchant information.
Robotic snakes are being used in southwestern China to inspect power lines, ensuring a stable power supply during the country's high-pressure national college entrance exam.
Scientists have discovered the world's largest and deepest whale graveyard in the Indian Ocean, stretching 1,200 kilometers and dating back millions of years. The site contains numerous whale carcasses and hosts previously undocumented species thriving on the remains.
An article explores the historical background and societal impact of China's national college entrance examination, Gaokao.
Penpa Tsering, head of the Central Tibetan Administration, confirmed active back-channel contacts with China, stating that the CTA will focus on a peaceful resolution to the 'Sino-Tibet conflict' and the welfare of the Tibetan diaspora.
China is attracting foreign patients by offering cutting-edge and affordable medical care. This initiative aims to boost its medical tourism sector.
Disruption to global energy supplies caused by the Iran conflict has sparked a surge in demand for alternative energy sources, benefiting China's cleantech industry.
An illegal 'ghost bank' operated by Chinese, Albanian, and Italian mafia has been uncovered in Prato, Tuscany, allegedly moving €80-100 million annually in phantom payments for illicit goods and drugs.
Chinese automakers are increasingly focusing on markets like Canada, recognizing their growing importance amidst evolving global automotive landscapes. This strategic shift reflects a broader trend in the industry.
Chinese automotive company Geely is planning to streamline its corporate structure and prioritize its Hong Kong-listed unit.
Chen Ailian, known as China's 'Wheel Queen,' has become a trending role model on mainland social media. Her net worth of 11 billion yuan (US$1.6 billion) stems from a manufacturing empire built after she defied gender stereotypes by driving a tractor four decades ago.
A think tank reports that China's military build-up is expanding its regional influence and strike capacity over Australia, reshaping the balance of power and affecting Australian security.
Chinese regulators have summoned Walmart's Sam's Club chain over food safety issues. This action highlights ongoing concerns about food safety standards for international retailers in China.
A Chinese man from Yunnan province, surnamed Xue, climbed out of his 27th-floor apartment after experiencing hallucinations from eating self-cooked jianshouqing mushrooms, believing his family was inviting him to 'travel to another world' to 'seek immortality'.
ByteDance is reportedly in discussions with Chinese companies Iluvatar CoreX and Baidu's Kunlunxin to procure AI chips. This move indicates ByteDance's efforts to diversify its chip supply for its artificial intelligence operations.
A new plant in China's Shanxi province has begun operations, converting ultra-hard coal waste into high-value industrial materials. This project aims to advance the country's zero-waste goal for the fossil fuel industry.
Abu Dhabi plans to extensively integrate Chinese technologies, including renewable energy, electric vehicles, and robotics, to advance its green economy goals, according to its energy chief.
The Chinese economy remains in a slow lane, with expectations of a decline in consumption, indicating ongoing economic challenges.
A new analysis indicates that China's expanding missile arsenal, advanced submarines, and bombers now pose a direct strike threat to Australia. Beijing's increasing capabilities, including intermediate-range ballistic missiles, could reach the Australian mainland.
JPMorgan analysts suggest a Chinese home appliance company has the potential to become a global player, forecasting its stock could double if its industrial pivot succeeds.
Materials scientist Pei Qibing, who spent 30 years in the United States, has been appointed chair professor and director at the University of Macau.
A senior European Union official has confirmed media reports, citing European intelligence agencies, that China trained Russian troops who subsequently fought in Ukraine.
Wealthy families from the Gulf region are increasingly visiting China for educational and business tours, with one UAE family spending a significant amount on a recent trip. The trend highlights China's growing appeal despite regional disruptions like the Iran war.
The Chinese legal system is facing a growing number of artificial intelligence-related court cases, leading experts to warn that the absence of a unified legislative framework is hindering efforts to address these complex issues.
Analysts warn that China's new state-backed artificial intelligence (AI) platform threatens to stifle domestic tech innovation and risks trapping Western technology in human rights abuses.
Geely Auto, which is locked in a fierce battle for dominance against BYD in China’s crowded automotive market, has pledged to purge excess capacity through an asset restructuring while ramping up its…
A travel blogger's popular eight-year-old Border Collie, Chutou, was allegedly stolen and eaten in China, sparking outrage on social media.
A Gen Zer, accustomed to spending all day online, shares how playing Mahjong has provided a meaningful way to connect with friends and family in real life, reducing screen time.
Oil prices have not significantly increased despite concerns over the Strait of Hormuz closure. This stability is attributed to prospects for a peace deal, falling Chinese demand, and workarounds to the strait's closure.
The Chinese Ambassador stated that China is determined to maintain successful cooperation with Hungary's new TISZA leadership, building on positive relations with the former Orbán government.
New research reveals advanced surgical practices in 14th-century Ming dynasty China, including the discovery of ancient Chinese anaesthesia, predating modern anaesthetics.
China's export controls on tungsten are causing supply tightening and price surges, potentially leading two major Japanese chemical manufacturers to halt production of a crucial gas for AI chipmaking.
Chinese automaker Geely plans to shut down some of its units and concentrate its operations on its Hong Kong-listed arm, according to its chairman, in a strategic business realignment.
China has activated the world's first commercial three-band optical fibre communication system, a technology developed by a Chinese team that aims to significantly boost the carrying capacity of future AI networks.
He Tingbo, the head of Huawei Technologies’ secretive semiconductor business, has stepped back into the public eye after seven years, having been out of view since 2019.
A woman in eastern China has been reunited with her birth family 22 years after running away as a child, fearing punishment for breaking a bottle of shower gel.
Investor Michael Burry has reportedly increased his positions in several companies, including Alibaba, Adobe, PayPal, and Veeva.
China has confirmed the arrest of American citizen Min Zin, a US academic and think tank founder focused on Myanmar, on suspicion of engaging in 'espionage and endangering Chinese national security.' The arrest was made during a conference, and Chinese authorities have stated he is being investigated for spying.
A $204 million US investment in France seeks to challenge China's control over 90% of rare-earth processing, aiming to diversify the global supply chain.
Meta has begun unwinding its $2 billion acquisition of Chinese-origin AI company Manus following an order from China. This decision marks a significant reversal for the tech giant.
In response to US technology restrictions on chips, China has established a high-level photonics laboratory in Shanghai, aiming to power artificial intelligence development with light-based computing.
China's chip design software industry is supporting Huawei Technologies' new ambitious architecture aimed at producing chips competitive with global leaders, though analysts note a significant challenge remains.
China has reported credit growth that surpassed expectations, signaling a rebound from a previous lending slump.
Authorities in China have arrested a US scholar on suspicion of spying, raising concerns about academic freedom and international relations.
Meta has reportedly begun to dismantle its acquisition of Manus, a Chinese-founded AI startup, in compliance with an unprecedented order from Beijing.
Anti-corruption watchdogs in China's Hunan province are investigating three more emergency management and local government officials following a catastrophic fireworks factory explosion last month that killed 37 people.
Asian equities surged and crude oil prices plummeted as easing tensions in the Middle East sparked a risk-on rally in global markets.
Chinese mainland investors are rapidly opening accounts in Hong Kong, driven by fears of losing access to higher-return investment products due to Beijing's ongoing crackdown.
The distinctive CLSA brand, a prominent name in Asian brokerage for four decades, is set to be replaced by Citic, China’s state-owned financial giant, starting next year.
Experts and military officials are expressing concerns about China's intentions regarding a floating platform observed inside Bajo de Masinloc (Scarborough Shoal). The article explores what is known about the platform and the fears surrounding China's plans in the area.
A 2025 study by the World Bank and S&P Global revealed that China's ports continue to lead global efficiency, with seven Chinese trade hubs ranking among the top 10 worldwide.
China-based MotoMotion Furniture acquired Winnipeg's Palliser Furniture, months after the Canadian manufacturer complained about unfair Asian trade practices impacting the domestic industry.
A prominent trading tycoon known as 'Brother Leaf' has reportedly been humbled by a recent crackdown on brokers in China.
An analysis evaluates whether JD.com, Inc. (JD) is a good stock investment opportunity for buyers.
The United States is reportedly monitoring Chinese activities around a disputed shoal in the South China Sea, indicating ongoing tensions in the region.
China is closely monitoring Elon Musk's SpaceX, with Chinese space firms preparing their own IPOs as a counterweight after SpaceX reportedly blocked Chinese investors.
Beijing has completed a seabed survey in the complex waters east of Taiwan, a move state media reports as strengthening management of the waters following maritime border talks between Japan and the Philippines.
Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD is reportedly slowing down its expansion plans in Europe, impacting projects in Türkiye and significantly affecting the planned plant in Szeged, Hungary.
Ebang International has acquired industrial land in Inner Mongolia for a new project focused on amorphous and nanocrystalline materials.
Chinese biotech firms are continuing their global expansion, a trend described as 'irreversible' by industry insiders, even as the US implements investment restrictions and national security measures.
China's Workers' Daily newspaper has urged government agencies to actively respond to emerging threats to employee rights, specifically those posed by artificial intelligence.
China has unexpectedly canceled two high-level meetings with European Union officials, according to reports from the Financial Times. The reason for the cancellation was not immediately clear, but it signals potential diplomatic tensions.
A dog slaughterhouse owner in southern China has closed his facility and is transitioning to a new livelihood with animal advocate support, days before the controversial Yulin dog meat festival.
The Economist suggests that China should change its growth model, arguing that the country is suffering economic costs due to its industrial dominance.
Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to North Korea has renewed and deepened ties between Beijing and Pyongyang, with North Korea stating the visit produced a 'far-reaching blueprint' for their relationship. This development has fueled speculation about increased military cooperation and complicated the U.S. response to North Korea's nuclear program, prompting South Korea to issue warnings.
Analysts and financial executives suggest that China's crackdown on capital outflows could negatively affect money flows to Hong Kong, raising concerns about increased scrutiny.
Zou Jiayi, president and chairwoman of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), discussed the bank's role in financing the green transition.
The Pentagon has updated its list of 'Chinese military companies,' now including major firms like Alibaba, Baidu, and BYD. Analysts suggest this reflects Washington's view on the link between China's commercial sector and military development amid escalating geopolitical competition.
During China's national college entrance exam, Gaokao, increasing attention is being drawn to the extra challenges faced by female candidates, with many reportedly using contraceptives to delay their menstrual periods.
An incident in China involving a man accused of killing adopted dogs has sparked significant outrage and discussion across online platforms.
China announced it carried out a scientific expedition, including deploying a floating platform, at the Scarborough Shoal, amidst ongoing tensions with the Philippines over the disputed South China Sea atoll.
Despite a global AI-driven tech supercycle, the Hang Seng Technology Index shows a significant disconnect, with Chinese tech equities underperforming.
A 25-year-old man from China, who stands at 66cm tall and has the IQ of a child, has gained significant online attention after his younger sister shared their caregiving journey.
Chinese EV maker BYD has surpassed Geely in the automotive sector, benefiting from the global energy crisis which has accelerated demand for battery-powered vehicles worldwide.
China has announced a significant breakthrough in the mass production of ultra-pure silicon, a critical material for building silicon-based quantum computers, as Beijing intensifies efforts to reduce reliance on foreign technology.
China's official military newspaper, PLA Daily, has issued a warning about an impending arms race in low-earth satellites, specifically citing developments such as SpaceX's recent contract with the US Space Force.
Chinese compound chip stocks saw a significant surge after the Supreme Court blocked German chip giant Infineon Technologies from selling gallium nitride (GaN) products in mainland China due to a patent dispute. The ruling is expected to reshape the country's semiconductor industry.
Philippine Defense Secretary Gibo Teodoro discussed sanctions against China in a Rappler Talk interview. The conversation focused on the implications and strategies related to these sanctions.
A historical account explores the theory that volcanic eruptions may have contributed to the downfall of China's Ming dynasty and undermined the Qing dynasty.
Chinese scientists have developed glow-in-the-dark plants, a breakthrough that could potentially revolutionize sustainable urban lighting solutions.
Ant Group, backed by Jack Ma, is reportedly preparing an AI-powered redesign of its Alipay platform, signaling a significant technological upgrade for the financial service.
A new report from a think tank indicates that China's strike capacity, capable of reaching targets over Australia, is set to expand. This development suggests a growing reach for China's military capabilities in the region.
China is intensifying its diplomatic efforts to isolate Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te on the global stage, moving beyond military displays to diplomatic hardball.
Chinese President Xi Jinping is reportedly swapping fighter jets for diplomatic hardball tactics in an effort to exert pressure on Taiwan.
A new think tank report indicates that China's direct strike threat to Australia is increasing. The findings suggest a growing concern for Australia's security.
China is playing a significant role in the logistics for the 2026 World Cup in Mexico, providing industrial and technological support including railways and buses, despite not having a team on the pitch.
An author shares her family's experience of living in China and Cambodia for four years, noting her daughter's current reluctance to leave Los Angeles.
Jack Ma-backed Ant Group is preparing a major overhaul of its Alipay app, introducing an AI-powered design that will allow users to book rides, order coffee, or arrange takeout via voice or text commands.
An 18-year-old Chinese boy publicly kowtowed to his adoptive mother after completing his gaokao, expressing gratitude for her years of devotion and working as a cab driver to fund his medical treatments.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi visited Mongolia over the weekend, promising that China would be a reliable neighbor. He advocated for stronger cross-border transport and trade ties, aiming to integrate Mongolia's new government into Beijing's economic sphere.
Philippine lawmakers and military executives have strongly criticized China's sanctions against Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro. The Armed Forces of the Philippines expressed solidarity with Teodoro against these measures.
A video showcases international visitors experiencing and discovering the charm of daily life in China.
The indie film 'Dear You,' shot in the Teochew language, has become a surprise hit and ignited a debate about propaganda in Southeast Asia as it follows a man tracing his family's past through remittances.
Analysts suggest that Chinese President Xi Jinping's recent visit to North Korea significantly improved Kim Jong-un's international standing, giving him a 'big strategic win', with some observers viewing the visit as a counter to closer Moscow-Pyongyang ties.
Beijing has warned of a resolute response to the Pentagon’s newly expanded blacklist of Chinese companies, accusing Washington of using national security as a pretext to curb the development of Chinese firms.
China has voiced strong dissatisfaction with the Pentagon's decision to expand its list of Chinese technology firms allegedly working with the Chinese military, including companies like BYD and Alibaba. Beijing warned against retaliation and stated its firm opposition to the US move.
China has taken the lead in the 2026 Nature Index world academic rankings, with Zhejiang University notably surpassing Harvard University to claim the top position for the first time, highlighting the nation's growing research prowess.
China has made claims that foreign agencies are employing marine animals, such as 'spy turtles and spy fish,' for espionage purposes.
Chinese scientists have successfully reversed Type 1 diabetes in a 25-year-old female patient by reprogramming her own stem cells, allowing her to remain insulin-independent for over a year.
China has issued a warning against foreign governments allegedly using 'spy turtles' and 'spy fish' to gather intelligence along its coastline, claiming these maritime espionage efforts threaten its national, military, and economic security.
Governments worldwide, from China to Saudi Arabia, are investing billions in the video game industry. This investment aims to project political influence and assert control through the popular medium of gaming.
AI-powered robot cleaners are moving from laboratories into Chinese living rooms, assisting human cleaners with tidying tasks.
Despite an era of naval warfare dominated by missiles and drones, China's navy is reportedly developing a new 155mm naval gun system, raising questions about its strategic purpose.
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is purging nearly two dozen foreign products from its federal marketplace catalog over concerns that China-based companies falsely marketed goods as made in America.
Analysts are comparing Nvidia and AMD as the better AI stock to buy in June, while also evaluating Tesla versus BYD for the better EV stock. Discussions also include identifying other companies poised to benefit from the AI boom and recommending dividend stocks for long-term holding.
The Tumen River has emerged as a significant issue in relations between China and North Korea, though it was not mentioned in official statements following a recent summit between the two countries' leaders.
Two well-known U.S. commentators have been detained in separate incidents in China and Myanmar, causing diplomatic concern.
Beijing is seeking to expand people-to-people exchanges with Taiwan by hosting hundreds from the island for the annual Straits Forum, despite the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) banning Taiwanese officials from participating.
A man in China, who caused public outrage for allegedly abusing and killing adopted dogs, has been detained for throwing objects from a height and vandalism.
Chinese regulators are reportedly moving towards a more neutral enforcement approach for the nation's corporate giants, departing from the low-key strategy adopted after the 2021 tech crackdown.
Rare protests erupted in China after videos depicting dog abuse sparked widespread online anger, with animal welfare activists demanding the removal of abused animals and expressing frustration over the handling of the case.
Ministry says on WeChat that animals fitted with sensors by foreign agencies are ‘collecting sensitive marine data’ China’s ministry of state security has claimed that foreign espionage and intelligence agencies are using innovative new methods to monitor the country’s waters, including deploying “spy” animals fitted with sensors. In a post on the Chinese platform WeChat on Friday, the ministry warned that an “invisible secret war” was quietly playing out in the seas around China as foreign a...
China continues to provide government funding to foster innovation in tech hubs like Shenzhen, but new, tighter controls on outbound investment are creating additional compliance challenges for companies with global ambitions.
Alibaba has reportedly placed a $1.5 billion bid for Chinese grocer Pupu, intensifying its competition with rival Meituan and signaling a strategic effort to strengthen its position in the competitive Chinese grocery market.
China has sanctioned Philippine Defense Chief Gibo Teodoro, barring him from entry, amidst an ongoing dispute in the South China Sea. Teodoro has remained defiant following the sanctions.
While China's power is at a historical peak, its influence over North Korea has considerably diminished, even as the relationship between the two nations reaches new heights.
A 25-year-old woman in China was diagnosed with acute pancreatitis after following an extreme weight-loss regimen. Her diet consisted of eating only once a week and hardly consuming food for the remaining six days.
AI sparks job loss concerns in China, calls for protection
A viral 'Natasha' stress-relief doll, popular on Chinese social media, has been criticized by Hong Kong's Black community for being 'dehumanizing' due to its dark-skinned, exaggerated features.
A Chinese biotechnology company, WuXi AppTec, has filed a lawsuit against the US government after being placed on a list of businesses linked to China's military by the US Department of Defense.
Microsoft is reportedly cutting hundreds of Azure jobs in China, a move that suggests significant internal restructuring or market adjustments within the company's operations in the region.
Recent analyses evaluate whether various companies, including Expedia Group (EXPE), Domino’s Pizza (DPZ), Donnelley Financial Solutions (DFIN), DoorDash (DASH), Vertex Pharmaceuticals (VRTX), Stevanato Group (STVN), Ondas Inc. (ONDS), The Wendy’s Company (WEN), Five Below (FIVE), and VNET Group (VNET), are good stocks to buy. These reports assess the investment viability of each company.
WuXi AppTec has filed a complaint against the U.S. Department of Defense, challenging the department's decision to link the company to the Chinese military.
Meta has ceased data sharing with Manus, a move to unwind their deal after China ordered the buyout to be unwound. This decision follows a report on the halted data access.
Experts indicate that China has an advantage over the US in deploying artificial intelligence applications for everyday users, though they caution that Chinese AI companies appear increasingly overvalued.
Xpeng chairman and CEO He Xiaopeng is taking direct control of the company's robotics division, aiming to transform the Chinese EV giant into a 'physical AI' powerhouse ahead of mass production for its humanoids.
Clues are emerging regarding the mystery of three million barrels of oil that China would typically import but isn't, indicating China is propping up the world economy by importing significantly less oil.
China's Vice Premier is set to participate in a G7 call initiated by French President Macron, focusing on discussions regarding global trade imbalances.
Analysts are debating whether Beijing has softened its stance on a nuclear weapon-free Korean peninsula, noting that China did not mention the issue after Xi Jinping's visit to North Korea.
OpenAI reported that China-linked groups are using ChatGPT to create fake personas and spread propaganda, particularly to foment dissent over tariffs and data centers. Separately, the FBI shut down 13 websites used by Chinese agents for espionage, targeting US workers with sensitive information.
Police in Ogun State, Nigeria, successfully foiled a plot to kidnap a Chinese national. The swift action by law enforcement prevented the abduction.
China's electric vehicle industry has enabled its companies to produce robot parts at a scale and price point that other countries cannot match, making it nearly impossible to build robots without Chinese components.
An explosion in China's Guangxi region resulted in the deaths of seven people and injuries to 17 others. Details regarding the cause of the explosion were not immediately available.
Shares of Chinese e-commerce giants Alibaba and JD.com fell after Beijing criticized their misleading discount promotions. The rebuke from regulators led to investor concerns about potential crackdowns on online retail practices.
A unique urban design in China, dubbed the '8D Magic City,' reportedly confuses visitors who find themselves 20 storeys up when they believe they are on the ground floor.
China has reportedly begun querying foreign ships in waters near Taiwan, marking a new escalation in its pressure tactics against the island.
Three individuals have been charged in an alleged scheme to falsely declare over S$23 million worth of China-made mattresses as Singapore-origin products to avoid US import duties.
A 3-year-old male and a 2-year-old female red panda from Shanghai have arrived at the Taipei Zoo in exchange for two gibbons, marking the first such exchange since 2014 amidst cross-strait tensions.
Despite closer ties with Moscow, China faces difficulties in keeping North Korea in line, as Beijing remains Pyongyang's primary diplomatic partner and a crucial buffer against international sanctions.
China's landmark Pinglu Canal is reportedly set to begin trial operations in September, drawing significant interest, particularly from Hong Kong.