CHAD WOLF: Trump is serious about the China threat and is rebuilding our arsenal
Chad Wolf emphasizes that under Trump’s leadership, significant efforts are underway to revitalize America's military production capabilities in response to the threat posed by China.
Chinese Scholars Say U.S.-China Talks Will Not Lead to North Korean-U.S. Contact, APEC in November as 'Opportunity Window'
Chinese experts believe that a U.S.-China summit will not directly lead to renewed U.S.-North Korea dialogue, but see potential for discussions during the upcoming APEC meeting in November.
Iran war delivers new inflation stress to African economies emerging from older shocks
The ongoing conflict involving Iran is amplifying inflationary pressures across African economies already weakened by previous shocks, particularly due to rising fuel and fertilizer prices.
Taiwan worried about depletion of US missile stockpile... 'It will weaken deterrence against China'
Taiwan expresses concern over the depletion of U.S. missile stockpiles due to the ongoing conflict with Iran, fearing it may weaken U.S. military deterrence against China.
China cuts exports of two hi-tech metals to Japan, increases rare earth shipments
China has halted exports of gallium and germanium to Japan while increasing shipments of rare earth magnets amid strained diplomatic relations.
Prime Minister: The opening of the Taiwanese representative office has brought zero benefits from Taipei and a loss from China
Lithuania's Prime Minister expressed concerns that establishing a Taiwanese representative office has resulted in no gains from Taiwan and significant losses in relations with China.
It's easy to see why the line here is long.
This article discusses the popularity of dim sum at a restaurant in Norway, highlighting the long lines and delicious dumplings.
Such spirit at the age of 82! 12-hour bus journey every day to meet wife in ICU
An 82-year-old man travels 12 hours daily to meet his wife in ICU, demonstrating his unyielding love and commitment.
Study: Every tenth euro spent in online shopping ends up in China
A recent study revealed that 10% of every euro spent in Finnish online shopping goes to China, as domestic e-commerce grows at a faster pace than foreign alternatives.
China warns of ‘uncontrollable situation’ in Mideast after Trump threats
China cautions against potential uncontrollable conflict in the Middle East following Trump's aggressive threats towards Iran.
India will take a big step amidst the gas crisis, China will face a jolt
India is planning to impose anti-dumping duties on cheap LNG imports from China to protect its domestic industries amidst a global energy crisis.
Turning coal to medicines: Chinese scientists bring a 160-year-old dream to life
Chinese scientists have solved a 160-year-old chemical puzzle, enabling the transformation of coal into high-value medicinal compounds, which could revolutionize modern medicine production in the context of a global oil shortage.
China’s Zijin Mining clinches US$2.6 billion Chifeng Gold takeover in expansion drive
Zijin Mining has acquired controlling shares in Chifeng Gold for US$2.6 billion as part of its expansion strategy amid increasing resource nationalism.
"It damaged a US F-35": China studies the Iranian strategy
China is analyzing the recent incident involving a damaged US F-35 fighter jet during a mission in Iran, marking a significant event in military aviation history.
Zimbabwe's Ban On Raw Minerals Exports Puts Chinese Firms Under Pressure
The Chinese government has advised its nationals and businesses in Zimbabwe to be cautious following a new ban on exporting raw minerals and lithium concentrates.
South Africa: JSE Lists China-Focused Active ETF Under Panda Ticker
The Johannesburg Stock Exchange has launched the first actively managed ETF in South Africa focused on Chinese markets, trading under the ticker PANDA.
Chinese surgery robot outperforms humans, cuts brain imaging time by 29%
A new Chinese surgical robot has proven to reduce brain imaging time by 29% compared to manual procedures, marking a significant advancement in medical technology.
The Clock of the United States and China against Time
The postponement of the meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping is a strategic decision that reflects the international leadership dynamics between the two powers.
China developing first tourist submersible for trips 1,000 metres under the sea
China is set to develop its first tourist submersible capable of descending 1,000 meters under the ocean, aiming for commercial operations by 2030.
Trump Reschedules Visit to China: What Impacts Will U.S. Attacks on Iran Have on U.S.-China Relations?
U.S. President Donald Trump has postponed his planned visit to China to late May or early June, amidst rising tensions due to U.S. attacks on Iran.
China Grants First Commercial Approval for ‘Brain Implant’ for Patients with Spinal Cord Injury and Limb Paralysis
China has become the first country to commercially approve a brain-computer interface device designed to assist patients with spinal cord injuries and limb paralysis.
Trump-Xi summits: an inside view with US ex-diplomat William Klein
Former US diplomat William Klein discusses the significance of upcoming meetings between Trump and Xi, focusing on issues such as trade, Iran, and Taiwan.
As China charts a new course, Hong Kong writes its next chapter
The article discusses China's plans for economic growth and the role Hong Kong will play in this development following the latest governmental announcements.
China mocked the USA. It's about the American B-21 bomber
The article discusses criticisms from Chinese experts regarding structural flaws in the US B-21 Raider bomber, highlighting China's efforts to develop its own advanced bomber, the Xi'an H-20.
Waltz says Trump is using Iran's own oil strategy against itself to drive down global prices
U.S. officials are considering allowing the sale of Iranian crude oil previously bound for China to help lower global oil prices, redirecting those shipments to countries like India and Bangladesh.
'Recognition of the City and the Sertão': After the US Alleged That China Built a Military Base in a Telescope, Residents Come to Its Defense
Residents of Aguiar, Brazil, defend the BINGO radiotelescope project against US claims of it being a Chinese military base, arguing it represents technological recognition and opportunities for the community.
British traders press to close 'loophole' exploited by two Chinese companies
British traders are urging the government to swiftly address a controversial loophole in retail trade that allows foreign platforms to gain a competitive advantage with low-cost goods.
Why is China’s ASN-301 suicide drone more deadly than its Iranian counterpart?
The article compares China’s ASN-301 suicide drone to its Iranian counterpart, emphasizing its superior capabilities and potential impact in a conflict scenario.
As global yuan use expands, questions resurface about China’s world-leading forex reserves
A recent report discusses the need to adjust China's foreign exchange reserves as the yuan gains international traction.
"Haven of Stability": China Promises Reliability to Foreign Companies Amid Trump Turmoil
Chinese Premier Li Qiang promises foreign firms increased economic openness and equal treatment during the China Development Forum in response to growing global trade tensions sparked by US President Donald Trump's policies.
Without mentioning Trump, Chinese PM criticizes unilateralism and promises to expand economic openness
Chinese Premier Li Qiang emphasized the need for increased global trade and criticized the unilateralism of certain nations during a speech at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai.
Hormuz crisis underlines vulnerability of global trade chokepoints
The ongoing crisis in the Hormuz Strait highlights the fragility of global trade routes and raises questions about the potential impacts of disruptions on the world economy.
Chinese social media is awash with criticisms of the US, but is it possible to go too far?
Chinese social media is filled with diverse criticisms of the United States, reflecting a mix of official stances and sarcastic public responses.
Cameras, Wi-Fi and 'smart seats'. How companies monitor employees in China
Employees in China are facing extensive surveillance at work through cameras and smart technology that track their movements and monitor their activities.
Alibaba chairman Joe Tsai credits China’s AI edge to power grid, open-source models
Joe Tsai, chairman of Alibaba, highlights China's competitive advantage in AI due to its strong power grid, commitment to open-source models, and comprehensive supply chains.
No cheap oil for China... the 'hidden' goal of the American war on Iran
The article discusses the geopolitical implications of the U.S.-Israel war on Iran, particularly its effect on global oil prices and China's energy strategy.
A man lived for 8 years with a metal toothpick stuck in his throat
A man in China had a 12 cm long metal toothpick lodged in his throat for eight years before finally undergoing surgery to remove it.
Veteran of ‘iPhone City’ tapped as party boss of China’s Silicon Valley
Jin Lei has been appointed as the new Communist Party chief of Shenzhen, a major tech hub in China, succeeding Meng Fanli who was promoted to provincial governor.
Traffic violations make Beijing tighten rules for self-propelled vehicles, popular in São Paulo
Beijing has decided to enforce stricter regulations on self-propelled vehicles, including e-bikes, due to traffic violations and safety concerns.
A Heart-Pounding Journey, My Knees Shook Too [Yang Hee-eun's Some Day]
The author reflects on a profound trip through Guizhou and Guilin in China, sharing intimate moments with strangers that offered joy and healing.
Gold slides as hawkish Fed and strong US dollar override geopolitical fears
Gold prices are declining due to the Federal Reserve's hawkish stance and a strengthening US dollar, overshadowing geopolitical tensions.
Trump’s biggest cheerleader? Why Japan’s Takaichi is making waves in China
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi faced mockery on Chinese social media for her animated expression during a recent visit to the White House, which some commenters interpreted as overly enthusiastic support for the U.S.
Taiwan fears depletion of US missile stocks during war with Iran
Taiwan is concerned that the ongoing war with Iran is depleting US missile stocks crucial for potential defense against a Chinese invasion.
Global CEOs including Samsung and Apple attend China Development Forum... Japanese companies absent
The China Development Forum (CDF) took place in Beijing with attendance from global CEOs like those from Samsung and Apple, while Japanese firms opted out amidst geopolitical tensions.
International capital flowing to China as investors seek certainty during Iranian conflict
Foreign investors are increasingly diverting capital to China amid uncertainties arising from the Iranian conflict and geopolitical tensions.
Business Ticker: VW CEO Blume praises China's "high discipline and willingness to perform"
VW CEO Oliver Blume commends China's planning strategies and operational discipline while suggesting that Germany could learn from China's approach.
China defends its trade surplus and pledges to address concerns of its partners
Chinese Premier Li Qiang has defended the country's significant trade surplus while committing to take steps to balance trade with partners.
Vietnam protests as China’s Paracels build-up escalates at Antelope Reef
Vietnam has lodged a formal protest against China's land reclamation activities at Antelope Reef in the disputed Paracel Islands.
US-China Summit: May Date is Uncertain, Proposal Pending Until End of Iran War
The US will delay discussions on a new date for the US-China summit until after the Iran war concludes, heightening uncertainties in US-China relations.
New ethnic unity law further pressures minorities in China
China's National People's Congress passed an ethnic unity law aimed at promoting national unity, but many see it as a means to further pressurize minority groups like the Uighurs.