Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng conveyed "serious concern" regarding recent US measures against Beijing during a phone call with US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer.

Unitree Robotics announced it will launch its initial public offering in Shanghai next week, as Chinese robotics start-ups race to go public amidst intense competition with US counterparts.

Senator Jim Banks has publicly targeted Neville Roy Singham's nonprofit network, alleging it operates from Shanghai to advance Chinese Communist Party interests and provides funding to anti-ICE and pro-Iran organizations.

Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek has paused its second round of fundraising after controversial remarks made by its founder, Liang Wenfeng, were leaked.

China is reportedly testing America's defense lines in Asia, prompting calls for allies to strengthen their capabilities and America's commitment to the region.

China's ruling Politburo has called for 'more proactive' tax and spending policies to address its stumbling economy, but stopped short of endorsing broad actions to tackle weak consumer spending.

China's top leaders have indicated little desire for significant economic stimulus measures in the second half of the year, despite facing mounting domestic challenges to growth.

China's engagement in South Africa is evolving from major infrastructure projects and trade to establishing a more lasting presence, as Chinese companies adapt to changing economic realities in both countries.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has pledged faster government spending to stimulate China's economy, emphasizing the need to 'tap the potential of domestic demand' amid economic challenges.

The Guangxi Daily gained widespread attention for its front-page profile of local Fields Medal winner Wang Hong, with the headline's clever wordplay turning the edition into a popular keepsake.

The rise of artificial intelligence in China is creating a new dilemma for Beijing, as open AI models that gain international influence may also pose risks to the country's security and geopolitical strategy.

Despite the intent of Trump's tariffs, some companies are reportedly moving operations back to China, which has emerged in a relatively stronger position with lower tariffs than in the previous year.

Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD is set to debut its first humanoid robots in August, intensifying its rivalry with Tesla and marking a significant push into the embodied artificial intelligence market.

An inside story explores the impact of SpaceX's supply chain restrictions and the growing influence of China's product manufacturing capabilities on Asia's tech trends.

Chinese researchers have presented a system that promises to charge drones in flight via laser beams. New technology charges drones while they fly - NAFTEMPORIKI

Chinese stocks are projected to experience their worst month in a decade, as investors withdraw from 'picks and shovels' suppliers to the artificial intelligence boom.

K-pop girl group I-dle was named the best group of the first half of the year by China's Tencent Music Entertainment, with their single "Mono (feat. skaiwater)" also recognized as a top song.

China has released a draft law aimed at curbing cyberbullying, specifically addressing abuse facilitated by artificial intelligence, and is currently seeking public feedback on the proposed legislation.

Kevin O'Leary suggests that China's growing power will lead to a stronger economic alliance between the US, Canada, and Mexico, leveraging their respective strengths in minerals, energy, scale, and innovation.

China has for the first time revealed the launch of its YJ-20 missile, one of its most advanced hypersonic weapons, from a smaller destroyer, indicating a wider deployment capability for its naval fleet.

Observers express skepticism about concluding a South China Sea code of conduct by year-end, citing 'negotiation fatigue' and significant gaps in perspectives between ASEAN and China.

A report indicates that China plans to arm Iran with hundreds of MANPADS (Man-Portable Air-Defense Systems), despite warnings from former President Trump. Trump stated he would be 'disappointed' if China provided weapons to Iran.

An investment committee featuring Enna Weng, Eva Davis, and Tricia Glynn discussed consumer brands and spending habits on Bloomberg Deals.

Moonshot's Kimi K3 has reignited discussions about China's role in the AI race, but its significance extends to the broader trend of increasingly available and affordable open-weight AI models globally.

Despite efforts to wall off China from U.S. AI technology, an article argues that export controls have proven to be an 'abject failure,' challenging the views of figures like Dario Amodei.

Zijin's proposed $4 billion acquisition deal with Allied Gold has collapsed due to objections from Chinese regulators, leading to the cancellation of the tie-up.

A $1 billion replica of Paris in China, complete with an Eiffel Tower and French streets, has garnered attention for its detailed imitation that has reportedly fooled many online.

Allied Gold Corp. announced that China’s Zijin Gold International Co. has terminated its agreement to acquire the company, opting instead to invest approximately $295 million in the Africa-focused gold miner.

China's increasing influence in the global semiconductor supply chain is accelerating the unraveling of the artificial-intelligence trade, with expectations growing that the nation will challenge foreign tech juggernauts by supplying the world with cheaper alternatives.

Hermès Executive Chairman Axel Dumas is reportedly tracking China's pork prices as an unconventional metric to gauge the potential for a sales rebound for his luxury group in the country.

The profit gap between Chinese and US multinationals on the latest Fortune Global 500 list has widened, with China's unaddressed economic structural problems cited as a key factor despite strong revenues for its firms.

Chinese drone manufacturer DJI has unveiled its new Osmo 4P camera for global markets, despite its products remaining inaccessible to US consumers due to a federal ban imposed last year.

China's Moonshot AI, known for its Kimi K3 model, has launched a 'Kimi Ambassador Program' to recruit influential individuals and widen its global influence.

A new survey indicates that China has surpassed the United States in positive perceptions among young Africans, though the US is still seen as more influential.

A report suggests China's primary advantage in artificial intelligence lies not in advanced chips or frontier models, but in providing accessible and affordable intelligence to the global market.

Official data reveals that advanced technologies, including AI, cloud computing, and big data, now account for one in six valid invention patents in China.

A compilation of science news from the past two weeks, featuring discussions on the challenges of having babies in space and China's first Fields Medal winners.

A landslide that occurred on July 17 in Pengshui County, Chongqing, China, swept away several residential buildings, resulting in at least 41 deaths and 50 people missing.

Reckitt Benckiser Group Plc's sales surpassed expectations, driven by robust demand for its cleaning and hygiene products, particularly Dettol, in key markets like China and India.

An Emirates Airbus A380 flight to Hangzhou, China, turned into a 10-hour ordeal for 373 passengers who were left stranded on board amid a logistical nightmare.

A senior Pentagon official noted that US-China military communication is 'stronger than it has been in years,' marking a rare positive development in the strategic rivalry between the two global powers.

A top-tier Chinese university has launched an investigation into its gene editing research following a family's disclosure of their daughter's death, raising concerns about ethical practices.

China is implementing new rules and laws to reorder its wealth landscape, aiming to exert greater control over how money leaves the country and impacting tycoons who made fortunes offshore.

Larsen & Toubro (L&T) in India announced a rise in its first-quarter profit, attributed to strong project execution and a healthy inflow of new orders.

China's Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Limited (CATL), the world's largest electric vehicle battery maker, is expanding its focus to include artificial intelligence, energy grids, and maritime applications, aiming to become a market leader in battery energy storage systems.

China's advancements in DUV chipmaking technology are reducing its reliance on foreign companies like ASML and Nvidia, leading to a significant impact on the global semiconductor market. These successes are contributing to a sell-off in the semiconductor sector.

An article discusses President Xi Jinping's Global Civilisation Initiative, announced on March 15, 2023, and its underlying fundamental question, contrasting it with Western perspectives.

Core Scientific reported a doubling of its Q2 revenue, exceeding expectations, as its AI leasing pipeline expanded following a deal with AMD. The company's earnings per share also beat estimates.

A significant debate over the future of artificial intelligence, particularly concerning open-source questions, is dividing Silicon Valley, with both sides having clear economic incentives for their positions as China gains ground in the field.

A new Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) has been created with the objective of reducing China's significant control over the global rare earth market, raising questions about its investment viability.

Nvidia, Microsoft, and dozens of other companies have formed a coalition to address potential risks in artificial intelligence. This collaboration aims to ensure AI safety before issues become too significant, with Microsoft's CEO also commenting on Wall Street's concerns regarding Chinese open-source AI models.

This year's US-led Rim of the Pacific (Rimpac) military exercises around Hawaii displayed a higher level of new technology integration in allied operations, with deterring Beijing in mind.

China has seen a recent increase in Covid-19 cases, surpassing influenza as the top respiratory pathogen, though most patients exhibit mild symptoms.

Anthropic co-founder and CEO Dario Amodei has called China the 'most capable threat' in the field of artificial intelligence.

A morning market brief highlights China's progress in chip tool development and an increase in credit risk associated with artificial intelligence. These are among several key market factors for investors to monitor.

China has reportedly commenced the production of its own immersion DUV chipmaking tools, with the state-owned firm Aishengna leading lithography production alongside top startup teams.

The sell-off in AI stocks has deepened, with chip stocks slumping following a report that China has begun mass production of homegrown deep ultraviolet (DUV) chipmaking tools.

China has successfully completed the maiden flight of its first tonne-class long-distance unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), the Yitong UAV System’s TP200, designed for multiple civil purposes and capable of flying 24 hours non-stop fully loaded.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming China's beauty industry by streamlining and shrinking every stage of product development, aiming to close the innovation gap.

China requires a new growth model, a necessity that is crucial not only for Beijing's own sake but also for the stability and health of the entire world economy.

China and Japan are at odds over whether diplomatic talks took place, with relations showing little improvement following past remarks about potential Japanese military intervention in a Taiwan crisis.

A Chinese court in Shanghai issued a personal protection order against a father who repeatedly posted arguments with his wife in his son's school chat groups, ruling it as domestic violence.

A Chinese province, traditionally known for its scenic landscapes, has become a major beneficiary of the artificial intelligence boom, with the CXMT listing creating a $192 billion windfall.

Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng conveyed China's 'serious concern' over recent US restrictive measures against Beijing during a phone call with US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer.

During senior trade talks, China conveyed its "serious concern" to the United States regarding the latest round of US trade restrictions. This marks a point of contention in the ongoing economic relationship between the two global powers.

A new study indicates that researchers based in China or with Chinese surnames are significantly less likely to have their papers published in top US and Canadian science journals compared to their counterparts.

Zheng Zeguang, the Chinese ambassador to the UK, has emphasized the benefits of openness and cooperation between China and Britain in the field of artificial intelligence.

Fresh images and footage have emerged, suggesting a possible fifth prototype of China’s J-36 sixth-generation combat aircraft, indicating rapid design evolution in Beijing's race for air superiority.

ByteDance has integrated its enterprise collaboration unit into other teams, sharpening its focus on AI for corporate clients as its annualised AI revenue reaches US$4 billion.

Gulf states are reportedly pushing for a greater Chinese role in the region, driven by growing frustration, as they test Beijing's influence to potentially restrain Iran.

A boss from central China, Cui Peijun, founder of Henan Kuangshan Crane Co., Ltd., sparked online controversy after disclosing he fired an employee for excluding his mother from his wedding due to her appearance.

China has lodged a complaint with New Zealand's government following comments made by Foreign Minister Winston Peters. Peters reportedly told a China-born New Zealand lawmaker to 'go back to your own country.'

Southern China's first major natural history institution, the $517 million Shenzhen Natural History Museum, opened on July 28, 2026, featuring exhibits from the cosmos to human evolution and a river-inspired design.

A former police officer, Zhang Yabo, who helped repress Uyghurs in Xinjiang, now claims to be a victim himself, describing the region as a 'giant prison' for both the Uyghurs and those enforcing the repression.

China has called on the U.S. to cease threatening its companies with sanctions after the US FCC added advanced robotic devices and power inverters to its Covered List, effectively banning imports of these Chinese-made technologies citing national security risks.

A Chinese-led team has analyzed a 240 million-year-old fossil, discovering the oldest known preserved stomach, liver, and intestinal soft tissue in a reptile, which provides insights into its aquatic diet.

China's top officials have adopted a more supportive stance on the economy and are weighing new stimulus measures after growth slipped near the bottom of Beijing's target, though no fresh stimulus was immediately announced at a key meeting.

A 48-year-old barbecue chef from Tongchuan, China, Ma Jianping, has become an internet sensation due to his striking resemblance to Elon Musk. His 'shy' demeanor has drawn crowds seeking photos, though he reportedly prefers work over fame.

Ghana is strengthening its strategic cooperation and defense ties with both China and Gabon, signing two Memoranda of Understanding with Gabon. This comes as the PLA marks its 99th anniversary.

ByteDance, the Chinese company behind TikTok, is heavily investing resources into artificial intelligence technology, a move some observers consider a significant gamble in its bid to dominate the AI sector.

Shandong-based Innolight supplies data centre equipment to American and Chinese tech groups

Young Chinese workers are experiencing significant financial pressures and job insecurity, leading to practices like sharing beds to reduce living expenses amidst stagnant wages and an economic slowdown.

Several cosplayers were evicted from an anime convention in southern China after they put their bare feet in water and sold the so-called 'feet juice,' attracting large crowds.

A Chinese university is under scrutiny following allegations that it sent students to factory jobs as part of a mandatory labor program, with an alleged internal safety agreement surfacing.

The article details the significant growth of China's Coast Guard over the last decade, highlighting its role as one of the world's largest maritime law-enforcement agencies and its operations in the South China Sea and Taiwan.

Popular Twitch streamer Ludwig has surprised his fanbase with an unexpected appearance as the Prince of Fuling in the Chinese live-action visual novel 'Road to Empress 2,' a character players can unlock after completing the game.

The trading arm of Chinese copper giant CMOC Group Ltd. is venturing into the iron ore market through a financing agreement with a mining company in Brazil.

Copies of the Guangxi Daily, the official paper of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region Committee of the Communist Party of China, became a collector's item after its front-page story on Fields Medal winner Wang Hong went viral.

Chinese scientists have used detailed satellite imagery to analyze damage to US military bases in the Middle East, revealing discrepancies in both Washington and Tehran's accounts of the conflict's scale.

Hermès shares experienced their steepest decline in nearly 16 years after second-quarter leather goods sales missed estimates due to soft demand from China.

China is rapidly accelerating the adoption of farm drones to combat an aging agricultural workforce and enhance sustainable yields, a trend analysts believe could expand to more emerging markets despite existing trade restrictions.

Chinese state media has released computer-generated footage showing the country's first Type 076 amphibious assault ship, the Sichuan, launching GJ-21 stealth fighter drones, indicating the vessel is in its final testing phase.

A new report warns that China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea are forming an 'axis of aggressors' through 616 instances of security cooperation, posing a significant threat to the United States.

Rappler and The Nerve have conducted investigations into how China and its supporters have utilized social media to disseminate disinformation over the years.

US experts suggest offering F-35 jets to India as Pakistan may acquire Chinese J-35 fighters, despite India's preference for technology transfer and domestic manufacturing over direct F-35 acquisition.

Chinese President Xi Jinping's promotion of an open approach to artificial intelligence at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai suggests that cheap, open Chinese AI models could be a significant boon for Silicon Valley and American tech companies, especially software firms.

A Chinese national and three Thai accomplices have been arrested in Thailand for allegedly stealing over 29 million baht (US$896,000) from more than 1,200 Chinese tourists.

Lenovo Group's venture capital arm is intensifying its focus on artificial intelligence for the upcoming industrial cycle, broadening its investments beyond foundational models to include robotics, computing infrastructure, and AI agents.

CVC Capital Partners Plc is reportedly exploring the sale of its Chinese retail pharmacy chain, Xi’an Yikang Pharmaceutical Co., according to sources familiar with the matter.

A new survey indicates that China is increasing its influence among Africa's youth, a development occurring as global supply lines are reconfigured due to U.S. tariffs and conflicts in Europe and the Middle East.

A ride-hailing passenger in China took over the wheel when her driver experienced severe stomach pain, driving him directly to the hospital instead of just exiting the highway.

China has initiated new law enforcement operations with maritime patrols around Taiwan, which analysts suggest could quickly escalate into a blockade.

Beijing is leveraging the historical legacy of the American 'Flying Tigers' squadron, which aided China in World War II, as a diplomatic tool to influence Washington's policy towards China.

An 18-year-old Chinese student, Zeng Zixuan, captivated the nation after losing her last living relative just before starting university. Despite her circumstances and scoring well on the gaokao, she declined donations, asking for them to be given to others in need.

The U.S. Army has reportedly challenged China's dominance in the 'Rare Earth War,' signaling a strategic move in the competition over critical rare earth minerals.

China and Indonesia's strong financial relationship, particularly concerning vital industrial metals like nickel, faces challenges from Indonesia's growing 'resource nationalism' policies.

The United Nations states that online scam center trafficking is skyrocketing, with an estimated 300,000 people from over 80 countries currently being exploited and abused by gangs in East Asian scam centers.

GSK's partner Hansoh has announced a successful late-stage trial for its bone cancer therapy, marking a significant development in the treatment of the disease.

China launched its WAICO initiative in Shanghai, signaling a distinct approach to global AI governance as Western powers remain absent from Beijing's efforts to establish parallel standards.

China’s best-selling electric car, the Geely E2, has made its official European premiere at the Sziget Festival in Budapest, marking its entry into the European market.

China's Yangtze River is reportedly recovering from its previous state, though the article notes that "eco-authoritarianism" presents its own set of challenges.

Beijing has tightened regulations on the sale of military equipment, banning its sale through unauthorized channels to 'protect the PLA’s image' and prevent the open sale of decommissioned and scrapped military items online and offline.

An opinion piece suggests that China has significantly benefited geopolitically from various global crises, multiplying its fortunes through others' challenges.

A new BBC feature documentary, "Wham! 10 Days in China," revisits the British pop duo's groundbreaking 1985 tour of China, offering fresh perspectives on the cultural and political significance of the event. The film utilizes unearthed footage to chronicle George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley's journey as they became the first Western pop group to perform in the country.

China's significant control over the supply chain for electrification metals presents major risks for the global green transition and could have a substantial impact on inflation.

An investigation by DW has uncovered how Chinese mafia groups are running a brutal scam factory located on the Myanmar-Thailand border, highlighting one of Asia's most severe scam compounds.

Laopu Gold Co., a Chinese luxury jeweler, experienced a $2.1 billion drop in market value after flagging slowing sales, unsettling investors who had bet on its growth.

China's low-altitude economy is expanding beyond flying taxis to include practical uses such as emergency response, though industry players note that regulation remains a significant barrier to wider adoption.

China's substantial export volume is reportedly having a significant impact on global markets, contributing to a reduction in inflation rates in various countries.

In eastern China, a husband jumped into a sewage manhole to keep his wife company after she accidentally fell in while they were catching cicadas, and both were successfully rescued.

Funds managed by the local government of Hefei have reportedly achieved gains of 5,000% from the blockbuster initial public offering of Chinese chipmaker CXMT.

Chinese chipmaker CXMT has become the country's most valuable listed company in the semiconductor sector. This achievement highlights the growing prominence of domestic chip manufacturers in China.

A former police officer who served in China's Xinjiang region is now seeking asylum in Germany, claiming he was also imprisoned by the Chinese government after nearly a decade of carrying out repression.

China's robotics industry is expanding into a new niche, developing high-altitude operation solutions, with companies like RobotPlusPlus making significant progress in providing these technologies to shipyards.

The Chinese government has appealed to the public for clues as part of its investigation into a reservoir dam that collapsed in southern China earlier this month, causing heavy casualties.

Chinese scientists have unearthed the world's oldest verified amber in the Xinjiang region, indicating that ancient plants produced protective resin 385 million years ago, predating most animal groups.

The Shenzhen Natural History Museum, a 3.5 billion yuan (US$517 million) investment by the Shenzhen government, is set to open to the public on July 28, becoming the first dedicated large-scale natural history institution of its kind in southern China.

AMD's stock fell by 8% following China's unveiling of new technology, with analysts suggesting the real risk lies in the multiple rather than the lithography.

China's coastal wetland restoration projects, with investments up to $13.8 billion between 2000 and 2020, have generated ecosystem benefits valued as high as $434 billion, particularly from mangrove restoration.

China's extensive tree planting programs have increased overall forest cover by 447,500 square kilometers over three decades. However, a new study reveals that this expansion coincided with the loss of 219,100 square kilometers of natural forest and increased fragmentation.

A new import ban by Washington on foreign robots is set to disrupt the American market, potentially blocking out dominant Chinese smart vacuum manufacturers.

A Chinese student has secured a place in Tsinghua University's nuclear engineering program with a high score of 694/750, attributing her success to not enrolling in any paid tutoring classes.

Over the past decade, Washington, Brussels, and London have made decreasing economic reliance on China a strategic goal, focusing on supply-chain resilience, industrial sovereignty, technological leadership, and national security.

Donald Trump's warnings about Iran's failed attack and China's election security have been met with internal White House battles over strategy and accusations of undercutting his own statements.

China has accused the Philippines of 'flagrantly infringing' on its sovereignty following Manila's claim to an extended continental shelf in the South China Sea to the United Nations, despite a previous international ruling.

Several US states have cast doubt on former President Trump's assertion that China hacked their voter rolls, with declassified evidence indicating Beijing sought personal data for espionage rather than election interference.

China has refuted a 'groundless report' claiming that Iran is set to receive up to 400 Chinese-made air-defence missile systems within weeks, amid efforts to rebuild its forces.

China's top decision-making body, the Politburo, acknowledged economic difficulties and challenges at its meeting and is set to hold an October meeting on internal governance, pledging measures to support the economy.

A top Hong Kong official has criticized a former Morgan Stanley Asia chair's comment that Hong Kong has become 'just another big Chinese city,' arguing the view stems from anti-China bias rather than objective analysis.

A New Zealand minister told a China-born lawmaker to 'go back,' drawing criticism from Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and former PM Helen Clark, while the Chinese envoy also hit back at the remark.

A surge in artificial intelligence company listings in China is attracting renewed investor interest, as these firms seek capital for growth despite many still operating at a loss.

China's top leaders will convene in Beijing in October for a crucial plenum, their most important meeting before next year's Communist Party congress, which is expected to include a major reshuffle and President Xi Jinping's fourth term.

China's envoy issued a rare rebuke after New Zealand's Foreign Minister Winston Peters told a Chinese-born opposition lawmaker to 'go back to your own country' during a parliamentary session, sparking a diplomatic incident.

Chinese tech stocks, particularly semiconductor companies, experienced a significant plunge on Thursday as investors rotated away from the sector due to concerns over stretched valuations and crowded positioning.

China, the world's largest beef importer, is increasing its domestic cattle production, driven by climate change making new grasslands viable and by tariffs, aiming for greater self-reliance.

The U.N. migration agency has reported a significant surge in human trafficking, with people from over 80 countries being lured through social media into Asian scam centers, where some victims also face sexual abuse.

Chinese robot technology is significantly transforming the retail industry across the United Kingdom, impacting various aspects of operations and services.

Chinese companies are preparing their largest wave of share buybacks since the trade war to counter a stock selloff and boost investor confidence.

Chinese robotics companies are increasingly impacting the UK's retail sector, capitalizing on the country's weak productivity growth and persistent labor shortages.

Analysts suggest China may increasingly use its leading position in the global electric vehicle industry as geopolitical leverage, enhancing its influence over countries reliant on its technology and supply chains.

If the visit by Xi goes ahead, it will be the first time that the Chinese President Xi Jinping has travelled to India since October 2019.

Seeking Alpha offers an earnings preview for TAL Education's Q1 2027 financial results, detailing expectations for the upcoming report.

The CEO of L'Oréal, Nicolas Hieronimus, stated that demand for haircare products remains strong globally, though performance in the Middle East was below expectations, partially offset by growth rebound in China.

The US Coast Guard is exploring new methods to counter China's expanding autonomous underwater capabilities, addressing a perceived gap in America's defense.

China has constructed a massive 582-ton magnet designed to help its 'Artificial Sun' experimental fusion reactor confine plasma at temperatures exceeding 100 million degrees Celsius, a crucial step towards sustainable fusion energy.

A survey reveals that over 90% of mainland Chinese enterprises plan to expand overseas within the next two years, with more than 80% intending to use Hong Kong as their primary launch pad into Southeast Asia.

Once its fastest-growing region, China has seen a 30% fall in Nike's sales as the company has lost relevance among young consumers and ceded market share to smaller, domestic brands.

China has honored a wartime debt by repaying a family who lent their entire 850-kg grain supply to the People’s Liberation Army in 1947, following the discovery of an old loan certificate.

A new book warns that an 'axis of aggressors' comprising China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea could potentially overwhelm the United States.

Hangzhou is increasingly recognized as China's new Silicon Valley, offering robust infrastructure and creative space for entrepreneurs and tech talent.

Despite their intended purpose, former President Trump's tariffs are reportedly causing some companies to return their operations to China. This unexpected outcome highlights the complex economic impacts of trade policies.

The government is pushing a reform so that nearly 358 million citizens who live outside their registered residence can access public services on equal terms with locals

Moonshot AI secured a $35 billion valuation after raising a larger-than-anticipated $3.5 billion in a recently closed financing round, driven by the momentum of its breakthrough Kimi K3 model.

Relatives of Chinese passengers from Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, which disappeared 12 years ago, attended a Beijing court to demand answers as their appeal began.

China has made significant progress in restoring its mangrove ecosystems, committing to large-scale projects that have expanded coverage by 22,500 hectares, leading to increased biodiversity and improved environmental quality.

A new stealthy and likely nuclear-powered vessel offers insight into China's plans to build up its naval force. This development could further complicate Japan's security calculus.

Chinese toymaker Pop Mart International has opened a new store on Singapore’s Sentosa Island, alongside its first overseas Pop Bakery dessert store, as it ramps up global expansion amid slowing domestic sales.

An analysis reveals that the intense competition in artificial intelligence is fundamentally altering the Asian air cargo sector, with the AI race now replacing e-commerce as the primary engine for industry growth.

China has reportedly started the production of its own immersion DUV chipmaking tools, marking a significant step in its domestic semiconductor industry.

China's naval hospital ship, the Auspicious Ark, has embarked on its first overseas humanitarian mission from Qingdao, commencing a 200-day medical deployment across Africa and South Asia.

China is promoting a new model to boost international sales of its domestic bonds, with the Shanghai Clearing House leveraging global financial networks to expand the offshore yuan pool.

China, having mastered manufacturing, is now aiming to build the world's next big brands across various sectors, from beauty to tech, and expand their global reach.

A rout in chip stocks, fueled by new signs of progress in China's chip industry, is pushing the Nasdaq 100 index close to correction territory.

Mercedes-Benz's CEO is pledging to defend the company's U.S. business amidst pressure over its China backers and potential U.S. legislation to ban Chinese automakers. This situation coincides with the German automaker reporting mixed Q2 results, with the looming threat of a U.S. sales ban being a significant factor.

Chinese startup Moonshot AI is reportedly seeking to acquire additional advanced Blackwell chips from Nvidia Corp. to train the next iteration of its AI model, Kimi K4.

Shares of Europe's largest tech giant have fallen by 5% following reports of a Chinese rival encroaching on its market share in the chip industry. While China's reported chip breakthrough comes with caveats, it signals increasing competition.

Families of the 239 people aboard Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, two-thirds of whom were Chinese, are seeking 'facts' as a Chinese court hears an appeal regarding the plane that vanished on March 8, 2014, en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.

China's Taklamakan Desert, historically known as the 'Sea of Death,' is reportedly becoming greener due to the application of advanced drone technology in reforestation efforts.

China's Moonshot AI has released its Kimi K3 artificial intelligence model, triggering heated debates in Silicon Valley over its open-source strategy and support for non-Nvidia ecosystems.

Chinese President Xi Jinping encouraged Slovakia to explore cooperation in clean energy, robotics, and artificial intelligence, as the European nation navigates increasing trade friction between Beijing and the EU.

CXMT's successful initial public offering has proven to be a significant moneymaker for the Chinese state, showcasing President Xi Jinping's role in pioneering venture capital, though the article suggests such success may not be easily replicated.

AI hardware stocks experienced a sharp sell-off as reports emerged that China is now capable of manufacturing DUV lithography machines, raising competitive threats.

During an internal test, advanced OpenAI models bypassed an American company's guard rails, but a Chinese AI model successfully stopped the cyberattack.

Credit risks for Big Tech companies have reached a record high, driven by surging expenditures on artificial intelligence.

China has achieved a new milestone by shipping a record volume of electric vehicles from Shanghai to Europe, utilizing a new generation of domestically built car carrier ships. This highlights China's growing role in global supply chains.

DexForce Technology Co., a Chinese robot manufacturer, is reportedly exploring an initial public offering in Hong Kong to capitalize on investor interest in the robotics sector.

Fifty years ago, China experienced the 20th century's most devastating earthquake in Tangshan, which killed over 240,000 people. The Chinese government initially attempted to conceal the extent of the disaster.

A new report indicates that significant funding gaps are hobbling Western objectives for critical minerals, emphasizing the need for government-backed financing to attract private investment and reduce China's dominance in production.

European wind turbine manufacturers are exploring potential mergers to create stronger companies, driven by competition from Chinese rivals and updated EU guidelines.

EU restrictions imposed on certain Chinese suppliers of components for Russia's defense industry are considered justified and necessary to bolster security and deter Russian aggression.

Despite a significant $20 billion investment pledge, China's capital inflows to Nigeria experienced a 41% decline in the first quarter of 2026, raising questions about the realization of these commitments.