VIDEO: The Dream Company Party! The CEO Laid Out 26 Million in Cash โ For Everyone to Take, But on One Conditionโฆ
A company in Henan, China, celebrated the New Year by offering 26 million Chinese yuan in cash for employees to take during a themed party, with a unique condition for the collection.
How serious is the COVID outbreak in China? 37 million people infected in one day
Almost 37 million people in China may have been infected with COVID-19 in a single day, marking the largest outbreak in the world to date.
$26 million on the table - The bonus of a Chinese CEO with only one condition - Video
A Chinese CEO gave employees access to a staggering $26 million in cash as a bonus during a corporate party, with the only rule being to carry away as much as one could by hand.
Russia and Iran entered into an unplanned battle in one area
Russia and Iran are competing to sell discounted oil to China, with price reductions increasing in February.
China urges the United States to cancel the new unilateral tariffs: "No one wins in a trade war"
China is urging the United States to revoke new unilateral tariffs, asserting that trade wars benefit no one, while also warning that it will firmly protect its interests against Trump's alternative measures.
Seven Chinese tourists die after bus falls into frozen lake in Russia
Seven Chinese tourists drowned after their bus fell into Lake Baikal in Siberia, with only one survivor escaping on foot.
China's androids captivated everyone, but there's one problem: Who will buy them?
China's Spring Festival showcased advanced humanoid robots in a spectacular state television show, highlighting the booming industry behind their production but raising questions about market demand.
Talvikki, 26, abandoned as a baby on the street in China โ repeatedly faces one question in Finland
Talvikki Saarinen, 26, was abandoned as a baby on the streets of Fuzhou, China, and now lives in Finland where she often reflects on her mysterious early life.
China's Nuclear Ambitions Worry America
US intelligence agencies are concerned about China's development of a new generation of nuclear weapons, including at least one secret test in recent years, aiming to modernize its nuclear arsenal.
CNN: According to US intelligence agencies, China is secretly testing a new generation of nuclear weapons
US intelligence agencies report that China is developing a new generation of nuclear weapons and has conducted at least one secret explosive test as part of a broader initiative to enhance its nuclear arsenal technologically.
Russia-China Silent, Mexico Raises Hand... Is Cuba on the Brink of Collapse Due to the Oil Crisis?
Cuba is currently facing one of its biggest crises in history due to insufficient oil supply caused by U.S. sanctions, leading to a severe shortage of transportation and electricity.
Harsh criticism from Villarruel of Milei's economic model: 'Without industry, one becomes dependent even in the smallest things on China'
The Vice President of Argentina, Victoria Villarruel, criticized Javier Milei's economic model, highlighting the dangers of dependency on China and the negative impact of open trade policies on national industry.
American Tariffs Changed Everything: China is Now Germany's Number One Trading Partner
American tariffs have significantly shifted the trading landscape, positioning China as Germany's top trading partner.
Thailand has become one of Russia's main drone suppliers
Thailand is now a pivotal hub for Chinaโs drone exports to Russia, facilitating a significant volume of military supplies despite official denials from the Chinese manufacturers.
Is a Chinese price attack finally coming? Currently, no one else has cheaper SUVs in the Czech Republic
Chinese brand BAIC has introduced the X35 SUV in the Czech market at a price below 400,000 crowns, challenging previously established competitors without significantly lowering quality.
The statue got two extra children when China changed policy
A statue in Wuhan's Jiangtan Park symbolizes China's shift from the one-child policy to encouraging larger families by adding two children to the original family depicted.
China wins 2 gold medals in one day, salvaging face
After a rough start to the competition, China secured two gold medals in one day, restoring its reputation in the Winter Olympics.
Zaha Hadid and the Monumental China
The Greater Bay Area Sports Center in China, inaugurated last December, continues Zaha Hadid's legacy by aiming to become one of the most-used sports facilities in the world.
China is Close
The article critiques Carlo Rovelli's praise of China's various virtues, portraying it as overly idealistic and one-sided in comparison to the US.
Which countries contribute the most to Beijing's trade surplus for 2025?
China's trade surplus is projected to exceed one trillion dollars in 2025, despite increasing protectionism and tariffs.
You Won't Become One of Your Own in China: The Life of Latvians in One of the World's Largest Economies
The article discusses the unique experience of Latvians living in China, highlighting their efforts to connect with each other despite the vast population.
Why do we ignore one of the fundamental economic laws in the EU?
The EU aims to reduce CO2 emissions by 90% by 2040, but this plan is economically questionable compared to efforts by countries like China and India.
US Representative to NATO: One country could end the war with a phone call to Putin
A U.S. representative suggested that China could end the war in Ukraine by calling Vladimir Putin and halting military supplies to Russia.
US ambassador to NATO believes China could stop Russia's war in Ukraine with one call
The US ambassador to NATO claims that China has the power to end the conflict in Ukraine by leveraging its relationship with Russia.
Trump's $12B rare earth plan targets China as experts warn US is 'one crisis away'
President Trump's $12 billion initiative, known as 'Project Vault', seeks to bolster the US supply of rare earth elements to reduce reliance on China.
The race to develop electric car batteries heats up among major companies
The competition to develop electric car batteries has intensified, becoming not just an environmental battle but also an industrial and political one among China, the USA, and the EU.
Chinese Science Raises Concerns in the USA. Only One American University Keeps Up
The article discusses how Chinese universities, particularly Zhejiang University, are surpassing American institutions in scientific research output, raising alarm in the U.S.
China: Taiwan is part of our territory and its president is a warmonger
China has deemed Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te a 'warmonger' following his statements regarding potential Chinese aggression towards other regional nations.
Hong Kong Media: US-China Trade War 'Truce Extension' Expected in April Summit
US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are expected to discuss extending the trade truce for up to one year during their summit in Beijing in early April.
In China, drones deliver food and packages in parks and no one worries about theft
A Chinese company, Meituan, operates over 30 drone delivery routes across parks, allowing users to receive products within approximately 10 minutes without concern for theft.
China Quadrupled Its Share of Imports in 20 Years: Now Accounts for One in Four Dollars Spent by the Country on Foreign Goods
China's share of Argentina's imports has quadrupled over the past two decades, now accounting for 24% of total imports and matching that of Brazil.
Chinese man transported pigs by drone, one got tangled in power lines
A Chinese man attempted to transport pigs using a drone, resulting in one pig becoming entangled in power lines.
Hong Kong court sentences one of the main critics of the Chinese government to 20 years in prison
A Hong Kong court sentenced pro-democracy activist Jimmy Lai to 20 years in prison, marking the harshest penalty under the controversial national security law.
After I. Ruginienฤ's words about the Taiwanese representative office โ Presidential comment
Lithuania maintains its international commitments regarding the One China policy and clarifies that the Taiwanese representative office in the country is not a diplomatic mission.
Eileen Gu Speaks Out: 'Previously, I Felt I Had to Look Like a Boy'
Freestyle skier Eileen Gu, representing China, is set to be one of the most followed athletes at the Milan-Cortina Olympics, juggling her sports career, studies at Stanford University, and modeling for luxury brands.
Explosion at a factory in northern China: At least seven dead and one missing
An explosion at a biotechnology factory in northern China resulted in at least seven fatalities and one person missing, prompting active search and rescue operations.
He wants a Middle East where neither Israel nor Iran is dominant
The article discusses the shifting geopolitical landscape of the Middle East, emphasizing the influence of both traditional and modern tools of power, as well as the importance of partnerships like the one between Saudi Arabia and China.
Nigeria and China mark 55 years of diplomatic ties
Nigeria and China celebrate 55 years of diplomatic relations with a commitment to enhancing their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.
As traditional US allies hedge their bets, will China be the one to cash in?
This article discusses how traditional US allies are reevaluating their relationships with both the US and China in light of the changing political landscape, particularly influenced by Donald Trump's presidency.
Putin's ally succumbs to US pressure. The Kremlin bets everything on one card, but there is a catch
Following pressure from the US, India, the largest maritime importer of Russian oil, has announced it will stop importing processed Russian crude, prompting Putin to strengthen ties with China amid record oil flows as India retreats.
When leaders dismiss generals, one should pay attention
The article discusses the recent dismissal of General Zhang Youxia, the vice chairman of the Central Military Commission of China, highlighting the unusual political implications of such a move by President Xi Jinping.
One does not travel here with a raised index finger
Chancellor Merz has arrived in the Emirates during his trip to the Gulf region, focusing on reducing dependence on China and the USA while seeking new strategic partnerships.
One Month After Announcement of China's Export Regulation Strengthening, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry Says 'We Will Keep a Close Eye on Future Developments'
A month after China's announcement to strengthen export regulations on dual-use items to Japan, Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry reports no significant impacts but calls for a withdrawal of the measures and to monitor future developments closely.
China's Clean Power Energizing Economy, Adding a Brazil's Worth of GDP: Report
A new study reveals that clean energy industries accounted for over one-third of China's economic growth in 2025, significantly driven by solar power and electric vehicles.
Political thriller in China: why Xi Jinping got rid of his most loyal and powerful general
Xi Jinping took one of the boldest internal political moves by ousting and arresting top general Zhang Youxia, alongside second-in-command general Liu Zhenli, marking a significant shift in China's military elite.
'Russia and China act in harmony', says Russian government after call between Putin and Xi Jinping
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping held a nearly one-and-a-half-hour video conference, discussing global events and planning a visit to China by Putin in the first half of 2026.
The time for hidden car door handles is coming to an end, and no one will mourn them
The article discusses the decline of hidden or retractable car door handles, which have become less favored in modern automotive design, moving away from luxury brands towards more conventional designs influenced by manufacturers like Tesla.
China raises taxes on some sectors to boost finances: a one-off fix or tough times ahead?
China has increased taxes in specific sectors like telecoms to enhance fiscal revenue amid falling finances, but experts suggest broader tax hikes are unlikely.
How did the Moon come to have such different hemispheres? The Chinese study points to a devastating impact
A Chinese study reveals that the Moon's distinct hemispheres may have originated from a catastrophic impact, explaining why only one side is visible from Earth.
China bans hidden door handles on electric cars. This is one of Tesla's bigger problems
China has banned hidden door handles on electric vehicles, becoming the first country to halt this controversial design popularized by Elon Musk's Tesla, amidst growing safety scrutiny of EVs following several fatal accidents.