Park Jeong-hwan loses in the second match of the finals of the World Go Championship with a prize of 400 million won... Final match with Wang Xinghao on the 27th
Park Jeong-hwan, the second-ranked Go player in Korea, lost to China's Wang Xinghao in the second match of the finals of the World Go Championship, leading to a decisive final match on the 27th.
Friedrich Merz in China: The Chancellor criticizes only quietly
Friedrich Merz's diplomatic visit to China emphasizes collaboration while avoiding direct criticism of sensitive topics such as China's relationship with Putin.
Friedrich Merz visits China's artificial intelligence center hoping for business deals
German leader Friedrich Merz visits China to strengthen economic ties amid global instability, accompanied by a delegation of business leaders.
International Relations: Friedrich Merz Did Much Right in China
The article discusses the actions and statements made by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz during his inaugural visit to Beijing, highlighting the balance he struck in diplomatic discussions.
Russia Forced to Rely on Chinese Optical Fiber Imports After Ukrainian Strikes Halt Domestic Plant
Russia is now entirely dependent on Chinese imports for optical fiber after a domestic plant was damaged in Ukrainian attacks and has been offline since May 2025.
Secret pact for CM-302 supersonic missiles: Iran's plan to target US aircraft carriers
Iran is reportedly close to a deal with China to purchase supersonic anti-ship cruise missiles amid heightened military tensions in the Persian Gulf.
‘Digital public shaming’: Chinese AI tools under fire for pornographic deepfakes
Chinese AI tools, particularly those developed by ByteDance, are criticized for facilitating the spread of non-consensual sexual deepfakes, raising serious concerns regarding women's rights and safety.
China-EU trade ties are at a crossroads. Could tech bridge the divide?
China-EU trade relations are facing challenges, but technology could offer a pathway for cooperation amid rising US-China tensions.
US and China have achieved 'strategic stability' in the relationship, says Rubio
Marco Rubio, the US Secretary of State, announced that the US and China have reached a form of 'strategic stability' ahead of President Trump's visit to China.
Translation of 'The Novel 'Romance of the Three Kingdoms' Took 3 Years and 17,000 Pages to Translate for Historical Accuracy
Kim Young-moon, a Korean translator, has completed a monumental translation of 'Romance of the Three Kingdoms,' emphasizing historical accuracy.
Created an electric car that boasts an impressive driving range and a battery replacement takes only 99 seconds
The GAC Aion UT Super, a new budget electric vehicle from China, offers a remarkable 500 km driving range and an innovative battery replacement feature in just 99 seconds.
‘Father of graphene’ Andre Geim leaves Britain for chair professorship at HKU
Nobel laureate Andre Geim is leaving the UK to join the University of Hong Kong as a chair professor, citing the city's unique East-West synergy as a draw.
‘China shock’ hits Germany as Merz joins Beijing pilgrimage
Germany experiences economic concerns tied to its dealings with China as Merz visits Beijing.
Group based in China spied on companies in Brazil for seven years, says Google
Google disclosed that a Chinese cybercriminal group conducted a digital espionage campaign targeting Brazilian companies from 2018 to 2023.
USFK denies apologizing to Seoul for standoff with Chinese jets
US Forces Korea denies that its commander apologized to South Korean military leaders regarding a recent standoff with Chinese fighter jets, clarifying that advance notification was given.
Germany and China seek stronger partnership amid global trade instability
Germany and China have committed to enhancing their bilateral cooperation following a summit between their leaders amidst global trade challenges.
[Editorial] Clarification and accountability needed on USFK standoff with Chinese jets
The editorial discusses the need for accountability following a standoff between US and Chinese fighter jets, emphasizing the role of South Korean military communication in the incident.
Former Air Force Pilot Arrested in the USA, Trained Chinese Military
Gerald Brown, a former U.S. Air Force pilot, was arrested in Indiana for allegedly training Chinese military pilots without U.S. government authorization.
Merz tours Forbidden City during key China trade discussions
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz visited the Forbidden City as part of his official trip to China, addressing key trade and global tension discussions.
An ancient Chinese practice that helps lower blood pressure: how to do it, step by step
The article discusses Baduanjin, an ancient Chinese practice that combines movement and mindfulness, which has been shown to help lower blood pressure and is comparable to brisk walking according to a recent study.
Two Months of 'Bongguan' Experiment in Hainan, China: Expansion of Sino-Korean Business Exchanges and Investments
Business exchanges and investments between Korean and Chinese companies have increased in Hainan following the initiation of the 'Bongguan' experiment.
USA accuses former fighter pilot of training Chinese air force
The U.S. Justice Department has arrested a former fighter pilot, Gerald Brown, for allegedly training Chinese air force pilots without authorization.
Why Americans will confront China if they attack Iran
Tensions between the U.S. and Iran are escalating despite ongoing negotiations, highlighting a critical point in international relations involving nuclear capabilities and economic sanctions.
Chinese embassy in Angola warns citizens not to fall foul of immigration crackdown
The Chinese embassy in Angola has issued a warning to its nationals about the risks of illegal employment amid a crackdown by Angolan authorities.
The Merz and Xi Jinping Summit Opens a New Chapter of Strategic Cooperation
The summit between German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and China's Xi Jinping marks a significant improvement in bilateral relations amid fluctuating ties with the U.S.
Jimmy Lai's fraud conviction quashed but he remains in jail
Jimmy Lai, a British pro-democracy campaigner, has had his fraud conviction overturned but continues to serve a 20-year sentence for national security offenses in Hong Kong.
Merz in China: Chancellor's Trip to an Exhausted Gold Mine
Chancellor Friedrich Merz's visit to China focuses on deepening economic cooperation despite the ongoing 'China shock' affecting Germany.
The Rule of Law in Crisis: How Russia, China, and Trump's America Are Destroying Our Idea of the State
The article discusses the destabilization of legal principles in the West due to increasing confrontations with Russia, China, and the political climate in the United States under Donald Trump.
China sees rise in Chinese New Year travel, but per capita spending remains flat
Despite a record number of domestic trips during the Chinese New Year, overall consumer spending per capita remains unchanged.
Washington points the finger at Beijing: doubts about a nuclear test in Lop Nur
US officials have raised concerns about a potential nuclear test conducted by China in 2020, reigniting discussions on nuclear testing moratorium in Washington.
China affirms ‘no nukes’ position amid claims of European plan to arm Ukraine
China has reiterated its stance against the use of nuclear weapons in light of accusations from Russia regarding European plans to arm Ukraine with nuclear capabilities.
The Costs of Alcohol Abuse, the Home Appliance Crisis, and Merz's Visit to China
A podcast discusses the rising costs of alcohol abuse in Poland, the challenges facing the household appliance industry, and a notable visit by a Polish politician to China.
Washington arrests a former pilot who provided services to the Chinese military
The U.S. has arrested a former Air Force pilot for allegedly providing military training to Chinese pilots without the necessary authorization.
Merz in Beijing: Friendly Appeals Are Useless
Friedrich Merz's visit to Beijing highlights the limitations of Germany's approach to China amidst its economic dependence and the need for a unified EU stance.
Arrest in Indiana: Former US Fighter Pilot Allegedly Trained Chinese Pilots
A former elite US fighter pilot has been arrested for allegedly training pilots of the Chinese military without the required government approval.
The new tea rebellion: how Henrietta Lovell has revolutionized our understanding of infusions
Henrietta Lovell, known as The Rare Tea Lady, has transformed the perception of tea through her personal journey and deep research into the beverage's varieties.
Quick as a blink: Chinese scientists unveil 3D printing in under a second
Chinese scientists have developed a method to print 3D objects in under a second using holographic projection, marking a significant advancement in printing technology.
The world will live for years in anguish under the threat of the atoms of Damocles
The expiration of the New Start treaty has removed the last barrier to arms control as the U.S., Russia, and China secretly prepare to increase their nuclear arsenals.
Former American Officer Arrested for Secretly Training Chinese Pilots
A former U.S. Air Force officer was arrested for allegedly providing unauthorized defense services to Chinese military pilots and conspiring to do so.
Xi Jinping meets foreign leaders: tracker 2026
The article discusses ongoing diplomatic engagements of Xi Jinping with various foreign leaders as part of China's international relations strategy leading up to 2026.
US arrests ex-air force pilot for training Chinese military
A former US Air Force pilot was arrested for allegedly providing unauthorized flight training to Chinese military personnel.
China’s Huawei joins US giants OpenAI, Google in AI standards alliance
Huawei has joined forces with US and European companies in an AI standards alliance to enhance global AI development.
Breaking: Pro-democracy Hong Kong media mogul Jimmy Lai's fraud offence overturned
The Hong Kong Court of Appeal has overturned Jimmy Lai's fraud conviction, allowing him to avoid a previous five-year and nine-month jail sentence.
Russia and Iran oil suppliers intensify price competition for buyers in China
Experts from the Norwegian analytical firm 'Rystad Energy' suggest that India's imports from Russia may decrease significantly, as Russian oil shipments increasingly shift to China, intensifying competition with Iranian suppliers.
Ex-Air Force pilot arrested for allegedly training Chinese military pilots without authorization
A former U.S. Air Force pilot has been arrested for allegedly training Chinese military pilots without proper authorization from the U.S. government.
China freeze on H200 chip sales clouds Nvidia’s record earnings
Nvidia's record earnings are overshadowed by uncertainty regarding sales of its H200 chips in China due to ongoing U.S.-China trade tensions.
Why is the Communist Party warning cadres about their performance?
The Communist Party of China is launching a governance campaign aimed at improving accountability and performance assessments among its cadres, particularly as the country faces critical challenges.
Merz’s China tightrope: warm words, but hard questions for Beijing
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz engages in delicate diplomacy during his visit to Beijing, addressing issues such as subsidies, currency devaluation, and relations with Russia while seeking to support German businesses.
China extends tech lead over South Korea and surpasses Japan, Seoul’s ranking data shows
China has advanced its technological capabilities, surpassing Japan and extending its lead over South Korea, according to a report from South Korea's Ministry of Science.
US to keep China trade tariffs steady ahead of key Trump-Xi meeting: Greer
The US will maintain current tariffs on Chinese goods, ranging from 35% to 50%, as preparations are made for a meeting between President Trump and President Xi.