- China's exports jump 19.4% on-year in May, 35% to US
China's exports saw a strong jump in May, rising 19.4 percent year-on-year. Imports also climbed signific ...More
China's exports saw a strong jump in May, rising 19.4 percent year-on-year. Imports also climbed significantly. Technology and auto shipments fueled this growth. Notably, exports to the US surged over 35 percent. Meanwhile, China's oil imports dropped to an eight-year low in May. ...Less

- Jin Ze Death Update: How did the Chinese star die? Check cause of death amid social media buzz
Chinese actor Jin Ze, real name Zhang Jiawei, has died at 33. His agency confirmed his passing on June 6, ...More
Chinese actor Jin Ze, real name Zhang Jiawei, has died at 33. His agency confirmed his passing on June 6, 2026, at his Hangzhou home. Jin Ze, a model and actor, began his career in fashion before transitioning to television. He gained popularity in micro-dramas. His upcoming project had significant pre-release interest. ...Less

- Chinese celebrity dog 'Chutou' with over a million followers kidnapped while owner was abroad, sold to meat restaurant and eaten
A celebrity dog, Chutou, owned by a travel influencer in China, was allegedly stolen and slaughtered for ...More
A celebrity dog, Chutou, owned by a travel influencer in China, was allegedly stolen and slaughtered for meat. The incident highlights the lack of robust legal protections for pets in the country, despite some cities banning dog meat consumption. The owner is seeking justice after the dog was reportedly sold to a restaurant. ...Less

- Another Yu Menglong like death? Chinese actor Jin Ze dies at 33; here’s what we know so far
Chinese actor Jin Ze, real name Zhang Jiawei, has passed away at 33. His agency confirmed his death at hi ...More
Chinese actor Jin Ze, real name Zhang Jiawei, has passed away at 33. His agency confirmed his death at his Hangzhou home on June 4, 2026. Also known as Garvey, Jin Ze was a model and actor who gained popularity in micro-dramas. His passing follows the mysterious death of actor Yu Menglong in September 2025. ...Less

- Man uses wheat flour to look like Nvidia's Jensen Huang and now has thousands of followers on social media
A young man from rural China has become an internet sensation impersonating Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. Yang ...More
A young man from rural China has become an internet sensation impersonating Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. Yang Yang gained tens of thousands of followers in two weeks with videos mimicking Huang's look and habits. Inspired by Huang's recent viral visit to China, Yang's content resonated widely. His newfound fame brings unexpected pressure and attention. ...Less

- 2,400,000,000,000: Chinese are smoking nearly half of world's total
China's cigarette consumption has surged by 39% between 2003 and 2023, contrasting with a global decline. ...More
China's cigarette consumption has surged by 39% between 2003 and 2023, contrasting with a global decline. Despite fewer young smokers, low prices and steady sales contribute to the nation consuming nearly half of the world's cigarettes annually. This escalating tobacco epidemic poses a significant public health threat. ...Less

- China's April industrial profits grow at fastest in more than two years
China's industrial profits saw a significant jump in April, the fastest since November 2023. This growth ...More
China's industrial profits saw a significant jump in April, the fastest since November 2023. This growth is largely fueled by strong exports and the booming AI sector. However, domestic demand continues to falter, creating a challenging environment for many businesses. Companies are increasingly relying on overseas markets for expansion. This uneven recovery highlights persistent economic headwinds within China. ...Less

- Putin in China: Lip-smacking dinner menu for Russian President with Xi Jinping is gastronomic delight
Vladimir Putin is visiting China just days after Donald Trump left the Chinese capital. Xi Jinping and Pu ...More
Vladimir Putin is visiting China just days after Donald Trump left the Chinese capital. Xi Jinping and Putin -- who have met dozens of times over the past decade -- were keen to showcase their unshakeable relations in the aftermath of Trump's visit to Beijing. ...Less

- China's marriages drop to decade low, deepening demographic concerns
Marriage registrations in China have seen a significant drop. Official data reveals a 6.2% decrease in th ...More
Marriage registrations in China have seen a significant drop. Official data reveals a 6.2% decrease in the first quarter compared to last year. This figure is now approximately half of what it was in 2017. The trend underscores the demographic challenges facing the nation. ...Less

- China to raise retail fuel prices from May 9
China will increase retail gasoline prices by 320 yuan per metric ton and diesel prices by 310 yuan per m ...More
China will increase retail gasoline prices by 320 yuan per metric ton and diesel prices by 310 yuan per metric ton starting May 9. This price hike follows a reduction in April. The move signals a shift in pricing strategy after previous adjustments to counter oil price fluctuations. Consumers will see higher fuel costs soon. ...Less

- China acquired capacity to build 50 nuclear power reactors simultaneously: Official report
China is set to build up to 50 nuclear reactors at once. This move aims to boost nuclear power and reduce ...More
China is set to build up to 50 nuclear reactors at once. This move aims to boost nuclear power and reduce reliance on fossil fuels. The nation's nuclear technology is advancing rapidly. China currently operates 60 reactors and has many more under construction. By 2040, capacity is projected to reach 200 GW. ...Less

- China weaponises Taiwan’s own voices in escalating information war
China is using social media platforms like Douyin to spread messages from Taiwanese opposition figures. T ...More
China is using social media platforms like Douyin to spread messages from Taiwanese opposition figures. These clips are then shared on platforms popular in Taiwan, aiming to discredit President Lai Ching-te's government. The campaign seeks to weaken Taiwan's resolve and discourage defense spending against China's military might. ...Less

- China hits food delivery platforms with 3.6 bln yuan fine for 'ghost' deliveries
China has imposed hefty fines on seven major e-commerce platforms for serious food safety breaches. Compa ...More
China has imposed hefty fines on seven major e-commerce platforms for serious food safety breaches. Companies like Taobao, Meituan, Pinduoduo, and Douyin failed to verify store licenses. This led to 'ghost food deliveries' from unverified vendors. The regulator also cited issues with order transfers. ...Less

- Is Trump the president who lost Asia to China?
Developing countries long wary of dependence on China are rethinking that stance as the US-Israel war wit ...More
Developing countries long wary of dependence on China are rethinking that stance as the US-Israel war with Iran disrupts energy supplies. Nations tied to Chinese supply chains are showing greater resilience than those reliant on the US-led order. ...Less

- Nvidia stock has plunged 18% in just 7 days, what could be the reason? Here's what reports are saying
Nvidia's stock plummeted by 18% in a week, entering a bear market. Despite strong earnings, concerns over ...More
Nvidia's stock plummeted by 18% in a week, entering a bear market. Despite strong earnings, concerns over profit margins and leaked AI chip sales to China have exacerbated the situation. Regulatory issues loom as Nvidia's GPUs are reportedly entering China through black market routes, prompting investigations. Investors are wary as shares dip below critical resistance levels. ...Less

- IT firms to set up more overseas centres: Premji
Information technology czar Azim Premji said with the sharp appreciation of the rupee, the trend of India ...More
Information technology czar Azim Premji said with the sharp appreciation of the rupee, the trend of Indian IT firms setting up overseas centres in new low-cost destinations will accelerate. ...Less
- India, 39 others raise concerns over China-led investment pact proposal
Many nations are voicing concerns at the World Trade Organisation. A China-backed proposal for investment ...More
Many nations are voicing concerns at the World Trade Organisation. A China-backed proposal for investment facilitation is facing opposition. India and Turkiye are among the countries raising issues. Proponents aim for a deal at an upcoming ministerial meeting. Opponents worry about policy flexibility and support for poorer nations. The debate continues on integrating this into WTO rules. ...Less

- India-China border trade via Lipulekh Pass to resume after six years
Border trade between India and China via Lipulekh Pass in Pithoragarh is set to resume. Preparations are ...More
Border trade between India and China via Lipulekh Pass in Pithoragarh is set to resume. Preparations are underway for the trade session, typically from June to September. This move follows government directives and clearances. Traders can retrieve goods stored in Tibet. The resumption aims for better coordination and facilitation. ...Less

- Euro rises on China news, but trims gains on Portugal fears
"The euro was at the heart of the action, with two events defining its price action," said currency strat ...More
"The euro was at the heart of the action, with two events defining its price action," said currency strategist Elsa Lignos at RBC Capital Markets in London. ...Less
- Japan's Nikkei rises as Nvidia's AI China news lifts chip-related shares
Japan's Nikkei saw a rise, closing 0.55% higher, buoyed by a rally in chip stocks following Nvidia's plan ...More
Japan's Nikkei saw a rise, closing 0.55% higher, buoyed by a rally in chip stocks following Nvidia's plan to resume AI chip sales in China. This offset initial caution surrounding U.S. price data and domestic election outcomes. Gains were led by Tokyo Electron and other chip-related companies, while investors await U.S. consumer price data and monitor the domestic political landscape. ...Less

- Dollar a spectator to China news, yen ponders rate risks
The dollar held steady on the yuan on Tuesday as markets digested a welter of policy statements out of Ch ...More
The dollar held steady on the yuan on Tuesday as markets digested a welter of policy statements out of China, while a rebound in Tokyo inflation seemed to take Japan a step closer to the end of negative interest rates. ...Less

- India, China agree to hold military officers meet soon
The two ministers noted that there was an agreement between both sides in the last meeting of the MEA-led ...More
The two ministers noted that there was an agreement between both sides in the last meeting of the MEA-led WMCC on June 25 to hold another round of meeting of senior military commanders. ...Less

- China's BRI comes under severe criticism on its fifth anniversary
Earlier an article in the Financial Times in July 2018 pointed out that 234 out of 1,674 Chinese-invested ...More
Earlier an article in the Financial Times in July 2018 pointed out that 234 out of 1,674 Chinese-invested infrastructure projects announced in 66 Belt and Road countries since 2013 have encountered difficulties. ...Less

- China's new land law could impact existing bilateral arrangements, says India
India and China have still not resolved the boundary question, the external affairs ministry (MEA) noted ...More
India and China have still not resolved the boundary question, the external affairs ministry (MEA) noted in a statement. The new Chinese law passed on October 23 comes in the backdrop of an impasse along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Ladakh and recent transgressions by People's Liberation Army (PLA) along other sectors of LAC. ...Less

- India, China seek to build consensus on Delhi’s UNSC agenda
In what was first bilateral meet which did not focus on LAC stand-off since last April. Both sides discus ...More
In what was first bilateral meet which did not focus on LAC stand-off since last April. Both sides discussed a wide range of issues on the UNSC agenda. The Indian delegation briefed the Chinese side on India’s priorities during its UNSC tenure. ...Less

- India, China inch closer to Ladakh disengagement
The Indian position has been for a “comprehensive de-escalation” of tensions in Eastern Ladakh that cropp ...More
The Indian position has been for a “comprehensive de-escalation” of tensions in Eastern Ladakh that cropped up in April last year after PLA moved close to 50,000 troops near the border and tried to breach the Line of Actual Control (LAC). ...Less

- US approved $23 billion worth of licenses to ship US tech to blacklisted Chinese cos early last year: Lawmaker
McCaul also said the Commerce Department, which oversees export controls, denied only 8 percent of licens ...More
McCaul also said the Commerce Department, which oversees export controls, denied only 8 percent of license requests to sell to those companies during the January to March period last year. ...Less

- China says will make 'necessary' response to United States arms sales to Taiwan
The United States should immediately halt all weapons sales to Taiwan, ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian tol ...More
The United States should immediately halt all weapons sales to Taiwan, ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian told a daily news briefing in Beijing, after a source said the White House was moving forward with three sales of advanced weaponry to Taiwan. ...Less

- China is sitting inside our country because...: Rahul Gandhi's big dig at Modi govt
Rahul Gandhi, the leader of the opposition in the Lok Sabha, criticized the Modi government's "Make in In ...More
Rahul Gandhi, the leader of the opposition in the Lok Sabha, criticized the Modi government's "Make in India" initiative, claiming it has failed. He argued that China’s presence in Indian territory is due to India's weaker industrial system compared to China’s, which he believes emboldens China to encroach on Indian land. ...Less

- Forty years of population policy in China: A timeline
The decades under one-child rule led to under-reporting of female births, as well as a high rate of abort ...More
The decades under one-child rule led to under-reporting of female births, as well as a high rate of abortions of female foetuses, skewing the sex ratio. But the results were dramatic, with fertility rates falling from 5.9 births per woman in 1970 to about 1.6 in the late 1990s. ...Less

- Chinese spacecraft set for Mars landing in May: State media
In 2003, China became the third country to put a man in space with its own rocket after the former Soviet ...More
In 2003, China became the third country to put a man in space with its own rocket after the former Soviet Union and the United States. China has made space exploration a top priority in recent years as it tries to become a major space power by 2030. ...Less

- China says no new deaths in coronavirus milestone
Beijing imposed an unprecedented lockdown on tens of millions of people in Wuhan and the rest of Hubei pr ...More
Beijing imposed an unprecedented lockdown on tens of millions of people in Wuhan and the rest of Hubei province in late January in a bid to smother the virus, and the number of new domestic infections has dwindled for weeks. Relief has been tempered, however, by caution over new risks: rising numbers of infected people arriving from abroad. ...Less

- Not just India and US, China's behaviour is becoming a problem for its friends, too
Countries like Russia, Iran and Kazakhstan need to get the investment, trade and in some cases diplomatic ...More
Countries like Russia, Iran and Kazakhstan need to get the investment, trade and in some cases diplomatic support they want from Beijing, while preserving some economic independence and pursuing foreign policy goals that at times conflict. The need to maintain this delicate balance is giving these countries sleepless nights. ...Less

- India, China, South Africa fare 'relatively better' than other economies
India, China and South Africa fared 'relatively better' than other major economies during the first quart ...More
India, China and South Africa fared 'relatively better' than other major economies during the first quarter of 2021 even as global trade recovery from Covid-19 impact reached a new high, the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development said on Wednesday. ...Less

- China summons internet finance firms as clampdown widens
The companies will have to set up financial holding companies if they meet requirements to do so, as Alib ...More
The companies will have to set up financial holding companies if they meet requirements to do so, as Alibaba's fintech affiliate Ant Group was recently forced to do, a move that tightens capital requirements. ...Less

- China's factory activity contracts for a second month
China economy: The official manufacturing purchasing managers index, or PMI, slipped to 49 from 49.3 in J ...More
China economy: The official manufacturing purchasing managers index, or PMI, slipped to 49 from 49.3 in January, a four-month low, the National Bureau of Statistics reported Wednesday. The figure from its monthly survey of factory managers is measured on a scale of 0 to 100 and indicates contraction when it is below 50. ...Less

- China's plans for Himalayan super dam stoke fears in India
The structure will span the Brahmaputra River before the waterway leaves the Himalayas and flows into Ind ...More
The structure will span the Brahmaputra River before the waterway leaves the Himalayas and flows into India, straddling the world's longest and deepest canyon at an altitude of more than 1,500 metres. ...Less

- Taiwan detects seven Chinese naval vessels, three military aircraft encircling it
On April 3, Taiwan Defence Ministry detected 30 Chinese military aircraft and nine navy vessels operating ...More
On April 3, Taiwan Defence Ministry detected 30 Chinese military aircraft and nine navy vessels operating around its nation between Tuesday 6 am and Wednesday 6 am, Taiwan Ministry of National Defence said. ...Less

- China mulls record local debt quota, wider budget deficit
Chinese officials are considering a record quota for special local government bonds this year and widenin ...More
Chinese officials are considering a record quota for special local government bonds this year and widening the budget deficit target as they ramp up support for the world's second-largest economy, according to people familiar with the matter. ...Less
- China daily local COVID cases hit two-year high
China's current case count is far fewer than those of many other countries, but the growing number could ...More
China's current case count is far fewer than those of many other countries, but the growing number could complicate Beijing's "dynamic-clearance" ambition to suppress contagion as quickly as possible. ...Less
- China is making it harder to solve the mystery of how Covid began
China has effectively snuffed out Covid-19, thanks to stringent border curbs, mass testing and a surveill ...More
China has effectively snuffed out Covid-19, thanks to stringent border curbs, mass testing and a surveillance network that allows infected people and their contacts to be tracked via mobile phone data. ...Less
- China to boost spending to meet growth target
Beijing on Thursday unveiled a slightly lower growth target of 4.5%-5% for 2026, down from last year's 5% ...More
Beijing on Thursday unveiled a slightly lower growth target of 4.5%-5% for 2026, down from last year's 5%, which was met largely through a one-fifth surge in its trade surplus to a record $1.2 trillion. ...Less
- Developers let Chinese farmers pay for homes with watermelons
Homebuyers in Qi county, a major garlic-producing region in central China's Henan province, can exchange ...More
Homebuyers in Qi county, a major garlic-producing region in central China's Henan province, can exchange their produce at three times the market price to settle part of their down payment. Accepting crops at inflated prices has allowed developers to offer steeper discounts on homes than permitted by local governments while tapping into an underserved market. ...Less
- China encroachments in Bhutan could emerge as headache for India in chicken's neck
Chinese encroachments in Bhutan involves construction of three villages, 66 miles of linking roads, and a ...More
Chinese encroachments in Bhutan involves construction of three villages, 66 miles of linking roads, and at least five military or police outposts on land understood for centuries to be within Bhutan. ...Less
- Southwest China hit by 5.7 quake
A 5.7-magnitude quake shook southwest China on Saturday on the border between the provinces of Yunnan and ...More
A 5.7-magnitude quake shook southwest China on Saturday on the border between the provinces of Yunnan and Sichuan, the US Geological Survey announced. ...Less
- Pushed by Trump, US allies are resetting relations with China
Western allies are increasingly engaging China as U.S.-China tensions continue, signaling a shift in glob ...More
Western allies are increasingly engaging China as U.S.-China tensions continue, signaling a shift in global diplomacy. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney secured a trade deal lowering tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles and boosting Canadian farm exports. U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer visited Beijing to restore ties, while German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo are also engaging China in trade, climate, and strategic talks. ...Less
- US govt investigates WSJ for bribery claims in China
If the Chinese bribery allegations were true, such behaviour would be a potential violation of the US For ...More
If the Chinese bribery allegations were true, such behaviour would be a potential violation of the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. ...Less
- Taiwan says it has not stepped up military deployments on frontline islands
Taiwan, which China claims as its own territory despite the island's rejection, has been wary of efforts ...More
Taiwan, which China claims as its own territory despite the island's rejection, has been wary of efforts by Beijing to ramp up pressure on Taipei following last month's election of Lai Ching-te as president, a man Beijing considers a dangerous separatist. ...Less
- US companies in China grow more pessimistic about bilateral ties
The relations between US and China have deteriorated in recent months, with Chinese President in March cr ...More
The relations between US and China have deteriorated in recent months, with Chinese President in March criticising the US for its strategy of “containment and suppression.” ...Less
- China didn't warn public of likely pandemic for 6 key days
President Xi Jinping warned the public on the seventh day, January 20. ...More
President Xi Jinping warned the public on the seventh day, January 20. ...Less
- China says to accelerate push to vaccinate elderly against Covid-19
Beijing's National Health Commission (NHC) pledged to "accelerate the increase in the vaccination rate fo ...More
Beijing's National Health Commission (NHC) pledged to "accelerate the increase in the vaccination rate for people over the age of 80, and continue to increase the vaccination rate for people aged 60-79", adding it would "establish a special working group... to make special arrangements for the vaccination of the elderly against Covid". ...Less
- Delay in CPEC projects sowing frustration in Pakistan, China: Report
The big projects under the project are having problems raising the required funds and the completed proje ...More
The big projects under the project are having problems raising the required funds and the completed projects are being shut down, a media portal reported, adding that the government of Pakistan has now also abolished the CPEC authority, which was set up for smooth and rapid development. ...Less
- China: Locked-down Shanghai residents barter for what money can’t buy
Availability of many goods in Shanghai has been strained by clogged logistics into the city and the lack ...More
Availability of many goods in Shanghai has been strained by clogged logistics into the city and the lack of couriers to deliver supplies to locals barred from leaving their homes. The city’s sweeping restrictions on movement, aimed at stymieing the spread of the highly infectious Omicron variant, are now entering their third week. ...Less
- Half a million quarantined as China export hub faces outbreak
The problems in the province come as Chinese media reported on Monday that the country's first case of th ...More
The problems in the province come as Chinese media reported on Monday that the country's first case of the fast-spreading Omicron variant had been identified in the northern port city of Tianjin. ...Less
- China developer Kaisa pleads for help, 'patience' as sector's debt woes mount
The troubles of China Evergrande Group, the world's most indebted developer, have reverberated throughout ...More
The troubles of China Evergrande Group, the world's most indebted developer, have reverberated throughout China's real estate sector, sparking offshore defaults, credit rating downgrades and sell-offs in some developers' shares and bonds in recent weeks. ...Less
- China says COVID situation at 'low level' after holiday
"The overall epidemic situation in the country has entered a low level, and the epidemic situation in var ...More
"The overall epidemic situation in the country has entered a low level, and the epidemic situation in various places has maintained a steady downward trend," National Health Commission spokesperson Mi Feng told a media briefing on Monday . ...Less
- China shuts business center of Shenzhen to fight virus surge
Everyone in Shenzhen, a finance and technology center that abuts Hong Kong, will undergo three rounds of ...More
Everyone in Shenzhen, a finance and technology center that abuts Hong Kong, will undergo three rounds of testing after 60 new cases were reported Sunday. All businesses except those that supply food, fuel and other necessities were ordered to close or work from home. ...Less
- India, China agree on need for immediate ceasefire in Ukraine
The external affairs minister said both sides discussed their respective approaches and perspectives and ...More
The external affairs minister said both sides discussed their respective approaches and perspectives and agreed that diplomacy and dialogue must be the priority. ...Less
- China may take advantage of Ukraine crisis: US general
General Kenneth Wilsbach, the head of US Pacific Air Forces, noted that China had aligned itself with Rus ...More
General Kenneth Wilsbach, the head of US Pacific Air Forces, noted that China had aligned itself with Russia in the crisis, raising questions about own intentions in Asia. ...Less
- China looms large in reports submitted by all eight groups of ministers
The GoM on manufacturing has even suggested formulating a model ‘Time-Bound Clearances Act’ for permissio ...More
The GoM on manufacturing has even suggested formulating a model ‘Time-Bound Clearances Act’ for permissions to set up investment projects in a state, besides speedier land acquisition, titling and registration processes for businesses looking to relocate from China. ...Less
- China says report that it seized territory from Nepal is unfounded
A Daily Telegraph report on Tuesday quoted Nepalese politicians as saying China has annexed more than 150 ...More
A Daily Telegraph report on Tuesday quoted Nepalese politicians as saying China has annexed more than 150 hectares from the tiny Himalayan nation bordering Tibet. ...Less
- China 'uses its good offices' with WTO Director General to retain DDG post
The outgoing WTO DDG from Asia was also a Chinese national. Beijing views these coveted posts as critical ...More
The outgoing WTO DDG from Asia was also a Chinese national. Beijing views these coveted posts as critical to seek equivalence with the US as a global power. ...Less
- Chinese actor Qiao Renliang’s mutilated body, torture, dealing with depression and chilling similarities with Yu Menglong's death case; who was he and how did he die
Chinese actor Yu Menglong died in Beijing after reportedly falling from a building. Audio recordings surf ...More
Chinese actor Yu Menglong died in Beijing after reportedly falling from a building. Audio recordings surfaced, alleging a USB drive retrieval from his body. This case recalls Qiao Renliang's 2016 death. Both actors shared an agency and a legal firm. Actress Song Yiren reportedly linked them to wealthy circles. Conspiracy theories surround their deaths. Depression was a factor in Qiao's demise. ...Less
- Congress accuses govt of adopting 'callous attitude' towards national security
The Congress has accused the Narendra Modi government of adopting a "callous attitude" towards national s ...More
The Congress has accused the Narendra Modi government of adopting a "callous attitude" towards national security, viewing it solely for electoral advantage and the prime minister's "self-aggrandisement." Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh alleged that Army Chief General Manoj Pande's remarks, such as continuing talks with China, and the continued threat of cross-border terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir, highlight the government's disregard for national security and its impact on the country. ...Less
- China embraces Russian propaganda, blames US, Ukraine for war
It is explained to them that Russia is not at fault and all the faults lie with the US, NATO and Ukraine. ...More
It is explained to them that Russia is not at fault and all the faults lie with the US, NATO and Ukraine. Chinese Twitter accounts have noted that these meetings are not only mandatory for university teachers but also for high school and middle school teachers. ...Less
- Another Chinese property developer defaults, shares drop
Modern Land (China) Co Ltd said in a filing that it had not repaid principal and interest on its 12.85% s ...More
Modern Land (China) Co Ltd said in a filing that it had not repaid principal and interest on its 12.85% senior notes that matured on Monday due to "unexpected liquidity issues". ...Less
- China's construction equipment maker Sany eyes India listing in 2-3 years
Having invested almost Rs 1,000 crore in the Indian market so far, the company is looking to invest over ...More
Having invested almost Rs 1,000 crore in the Indian market so far, the company is looking to invest over Rs 1,000 crore more over the next five years. The funds will go toward increasing its manufacturing capacity and localisation levels from an average of about 35% now, Garg said. ...Less
- Xi Jinping elevates China’s ties with record number of nations to counter US
While Washington has built a diplomacy strategy dependent on coalitions of mostly rich allies, Beijing is ...More
While Washington has built a diplomacy strategy dependent on coalitions of mostly rich allies, Beijing is doing the opposite, wooing developing nations that make up the majority of the world’s population using aid, trade and investments. ...Less
- Chinese spy agency rising to challenge the CIA
In recent years, it has built itself up through wider recruitment, including of American citizens. The ag ...More
In recent years, it has built itself up through wider recruitment, including of American citizens. The agency has also sharpened itself through better training, a bigger budget and the use of advanced technologies to try to fulfill the goal of Xi Jinping, China's leader, for the nation to rival the United States as the world's preeminent economic and military power. ...Less
- Pneumonia outbreak in China sends several Indian states into alert mode
In view of the outbreak in parts of China, a number of states in India have advised caution and issued ad ...More
In view of the outbreak in parts of China, a number of states in India have advised caution and issued advisories. ...Less
- China athletes as young as seven in military training to 'create iron army'
Chinese football teams have previously undergone similar training, which is largely performative and part ...More
Chinese football teams have previously undergone similar training, which is largely performative and part of a wider campaign to promote Communist Party values. ...Less
- Chinese censorship is quietly rewriting the COVID-19 story
That the Chinese government muzzled scientists, hindered international investigations and censored online ...More
That the Chinese government muzzled scientists, hindered international investigations and censored online discussion of the pandemic is well documented. But Beijing's stranglehold on information goes far deeper than even many pandemic researchers are aware of. ...Less
- Boeing China appoints new president amid Sino-US tensions
China accounts for about a quarter of global aircraft imports and its dealings with Boeing have become mi ...More
China accounts for about a quarter of global aircraft imports and its dealings with Boeing have become mired in geopolitical and trade tensions with Washington. ...Less
- China’s soft power investment in Caucasus region gains traction
China is using its official media and various initiatives to promote its soft power in the South Caucasus ...More
China is using its official media and various initiatives to promote its soft power in the South Caucasus region. CGTN, a channel of the China Media Group, is presenting news and innovations related to China through social media platforms in Azerbaijani, Georgian, and Armenian languages. Confucius Institutes and the Chinese Embassy in Azerbaijan are actively promoting Chinese culture and language among students. ...Less
- China warns UN cooperation 'in danger' after Xinjiang report
Beijing has made no secret of its displeasure with the report, which was released minutes before former U ...More
Beijing has made no secret of its displeasure with the report, which was released minutes before former UN human rights chief Michelle Bachelet left office last week, and warned of possible crimes against humanity in the far-western Xinjiang region. The report brought the UN seal to allegations long made by campaigners and others, who accuse Beijing of a litany of abuses in Xinjiang. ...Less
- India-China ties should be based on '3 mutuals': EAM Jaishankar to Chinese counterpart Wang Yi
"Began my day in Bali by meeting FM Wang Yi of China. Discussion lasted one hour. Focused on specific out ...More
"Began my day in Bali by meeting FM Wang Yi of China. Discussion lasted one hour. Focused on specific outstanding issues in our bilateral relationship pertaining to the border situation. Also spoke about other matters including students and flights," Jaishankar tweeted. ...Less
- China bans new steel, coking, oil refining, cement and glass projects
China will ban new steel, coking, oil refining, cement and glass projects in key zones, the government sa ...More
China will ban new steel, coking, oil refining, cement and glass projects in key zones, the government said on Friday ...Less
- China says 'positive progress' made in facilitating return of stranded Indian students
China is processing the list of hundreds of Indian students wanting to return to the country to re-join t ...More
China is processing the list of hundreds of Indian students wanting to return to the country to re-join their colleges. Over 23,000 Indian students, mostly studying medicine, are reportedly stranded back home due to the COVID-19 visa restrictions. India has submitted a list of several hundred students after China sought the names of those wanting to return immediately to pursue their studies. ...Less
- India not 'strategic rival or competitor' for China, says Chinese envoy
China's top diplomat Li Jiming also said that India and China can closely work together to resolve any ec ...More
China's top diplomat Li Jiming also said that India and China can closely work together to resolve any economic, geopolitical and other issues in this region and beyond. ...Less
- How deceit was built into China's first aircraft carrier
Varyag was to be an Admiral Kuznetsov class multi-role aircraft carrier in the Soviet Navy. She was known ...More
Varyag was to be an Admiral Kuznetsov class multi-role aircraft carrier in the Soviet Navy. She was known as Riga when her keel was laid in Nikolayev on December 6, 1985. Launched on December 4, 1988, she was renamed Varyag (Varangian) in late 1990, after the famous 19th century namesake former Soviet cruiser. ...Less
- Chinese developer Sunac misses bond repayment, expects to miss more
With $7.7 billion in dollar bonds, Sunac is the fourth-largest issuer among Chinese developers, according ...More
With $7.7 billion in dollar bonds, Sunac is the fourth-largest issuer among Chinese developers, according to data from Duration Finance. ...Less
- China says 200 million citizens have been vaccinated
China is now giving millions of shots a day and a top government doctor, Zhong Nanshan, has announced a g ...More
China is now giving millions of shots a day and a top government doctor, Zhong Nanshan, has announced a goal of vaccinating 560 million of the country's 1.4 billion people by mid-June. ...Less
- World Bank cuts China growth outlook on COVID, property woes
The Washington-based lender, in a report released on Tuesday, said it expected China's economy to grow 2. ...More
The Washington-based lender, in a report released on Tuesday, said it expected China's economy to grow 2.7% in 2022, before recovering to 4.3% in 2023 as it reopens following the worst of the pandemic. The bank's expected expansion for 2022 would be well below the official target of around 5.5%. In September, the World Bank forecast China's growth at 2.8% this year and 4.5% next year. ...Less
- NATO warns China not to help Russia in Ukraine war
"China has provided Russia with political support, including by spreading blatant lies and misinformation ...More
"China has provided Russia with political support, including by spreading blatant lies and misinformation," NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg told a news conference. ...Less
- China takes a middle path approach on Ukraine
Chinese Ministry of Defence spokesperson in a press conference on Mar 24 on Ukraine reiterated that -- Th ...More
Chinese Ministry of Defence spokesperson in a press conference on Mar 24 on Ukraine reiterated that -- The US has repeatedly spread rumours against China on Ukraine; China did not know of Russia’s plans in advance; US owes a clarification on biological military activities in Ukraine; China providing military aid to Russia is false information; Taiwan is not Ukraine, and using Taiwan to control China is doomed to fail. ...Less
- Apple, others face shipment delays on China Covid squeeze
China's race to stop the spread of Covid-19 has jammed highways and ports, stranded workers and left coun ...More
China's race to stop the spread of Covid-19 has jammed highways and ports, stranded workers and left countless factories awaiting government approval to reopen - disruptions that are rippling through global supply chains. ...Less
- India, China hold 15th round of military talks to resolve eastern Ladakh row
The main focus of the talks is expected to be the completion of the stalled disengagement process in the ...More
The main focus of the talks is expected to be the completion of the stalled disengagement process in the Hot Springs (Patrolling Point-15) areas. ...Less
- China sends largest incursion of jets into Taiwan defence zone in months
Taiwan lives under the constant threat of invasion by China, which sees the self-ruled, democratic island ...More
Taiwan lives under the constant threat of invasion by China, which sees the self-ruled, democratic island as part of its territory to eventually be reclaimed, by force if necessary. ...Less