Xi Jinping Likely To Visit India For First Time In Seven Years
China is reportedly preparing a delegation of about 400 officials, significantly larger than the delegation it sent in 2019.
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China Expands Maritime Presence Near Taiwan As Ship Sightings Surge
Taiwan detected 118 mainland Chinese coast guard, survey and other official vessels during the first 24 days of August.
Chinese Giant Alibaba Shares Slide As Heavy AI Spending Hits Profits
Alibaba will issue 710 million new shares to non-U.S. investors at HK$112.70 each
Study Warns China Could Face Major Drone Shortfall In War
System Simulation. Researchers led by Professor Zhang Jihai of Beijing Institute of Technology used an AI model to examine China’s drone supply chain
Watch: Chinese Humanoids Wow Audiences At Robotics Conference
Several AI-powered machines and robotic dogs stole the show at the Beijing global conference.
The Innovation Mirage: Why DeepSeek and Kimi 3 Do Not Settle the Question of Chinese Technological Supremacy
The instinct to treat each headline release as proof of a broader technological ascent is understandable.
China’s Fighter Jet Experts Urge Caution Over AI-Generated Intelligence
AI systems may lack reliable access to authoritative military information and could produce recommendations that violate basic physics, engineering limits or operational realities
China Investigates Top Comedian Over Revolutionary Song Joke
Guo reportedly changed a line from “Playing my beloved pipa” to reference the Forbidden City while performing in Wuhan in late July
11 Charged In Decade-Long Scheme Allegedly Selling Green Cards Through Fake Marriages To Chinese Nationals
The two-count indictment alleges that some foreign nationals paid as much as $100,000 to be in the sham marriages, according to the Justice Department
What Happened To The US Navy Destroyer That Lost Power For Four Days
Navy officials said no crew members were injured. The cause remains under investigation.
Iran Pushes Deeper BRICS Ties Amid Sanctions And Economic Turmoil
Central Bank of Iran Governor Abdolnasser Hemmati said Thursday that Tehran expects to join the BRICS New Development Bank
Who Was Zhu Rongji, China’s ‘Economic Czar’ Who Died At 97
Zhu served as premier from 1998 to 2003 after years as a senior economic official.
China Dismantles More Than 1,000 Gangs In Major Crime Sweep
The campaign focuses heavily on crimes that have shifted online, including illegal lending, extortion, harassment, forced consumption and so-called “soft violence.”