China

As China’s influence grows, the US is engaging in actions that undermine its reputation as a champion of democracy

Finance Minister Mohammad Aurangzeb highlights steps for economic stability

Speaking at Bitcoin 2024 convention, Trump positions himself as pro-cryptocurrency candidate ahead of US election

Move aims to cut costs and boost energy efficiency

Huang Yuting and Sheng Lihao secure gold for China, holding off South Korea's late comeback

Provincial flood control and drought relief dept say heavy rainfall from Gaemi causes water to rise in 40 reservoirs

Wang Yi calls on Philippines to "honour its commitments" under recent provisional deal rather than to backtrack

The Philippines, heavily reliant on Sinovac, suffered severe pandemic impacts as US propaganda sowed distrust

Typhoon leaves trail of destruction across Asia, heads towards Jiangxi province

China will provide IT training to 200,000 Pakistani youths, says planning minister

Sources say Islamabad expects a $500 million facility from Islamic Development Bank for oil and other commodities

FM Kuleba states Ukraine insists no agreement can be reached without its participation and Russia not ready for talks

Taiwan's fire dept says Tanzania-flagged freighter with nine Myanmar nationals on board sunk off the coast

Discussions will also address issues related to China's energy circular debt and collaborative projects

Taiwan's Han Kuang drills now simulate real combat and night exercises, amid ongoing tensions with China

Nations aim to ease tensions with new resupply arrangement; Philippines to conduct missions independently

Tropical cyclones Prapiroon and Gaemi will bring heavy rain and gales to China's eastern seaboard this week

Joly's three-day visit, at Wang's invitation, is the first by a Canadian foreign minister in seven years

Joly, Wang agree on keeping communication lines open; committed to holding regular ministerial-level discussions

Pakistan and China renew commitment to CPEC; planning minister calls for enhanced preparation and cooperation

CCP expels former foreign and defence ministers, Qin Gang and Li Shangfu, for corruption and discipline violations

Challenges are compounded by the ongoing economic strain and the need for continued reform

Both benchmarks dropped in the three prior sessions, with Brent crude futures trading as low as $83.30

Beijing offers platform for Fatah and Hamas dialogue and renewed calls for national reconciliation

A week of cultural exchange and activities strengthens China-Africa friendship

China and Russia continue to strengthen military ties amid global tensions.

Beijing says US bill is 'gross interference' in domestic affairs and wrong signal to 'Tibet independence' forces

The breakthrough blends biological and mechanical elements, sparking ethical debates.

Chinese military exercises coincide with a NATO summit in Washington

Reuters poll of economists forecasted exports would grow 8.0% by value and imports would rise 2.8%

Kyiv seeks unrestricted weapon use against Russia, calling it pivotal, as NATO pledges support for its membership bid

Chinese carrier Shandong passes close to the Philippines on its way to the Pacific exercises

Cause of the failure at the Jiuquan satellite launch center is being investigated

Unnamed traveller was stopped by customs officers while trying to cross from Hong Kong into border city of Shenzhen

Sections of major highway leading to the Tibetan town Zhentang washed away by floods or blocked by landslides

Previously, PCG accused Chinese counterpart of blocking medical evacuation from warship, calling actions "barbaric

Beijing claims India's development in 'South Tibet' is illegal, opposing $1b hydropower projects in Arunachal Pradesh

Exercises named "Birlestik-2024" will taking place in Caspian Sea until July 17 hosted by Kazakhstan

Indian authorities plan to spend $1b on 12 power plants in Arunachal Pradesh, potentially raising tensions with China

China coastguard's 165-metre ship entered Manila's 200-nautical mile EEZ on July 2

Chinese FM says nation is committed to peaceful development but will defend its legitimate rights if threatened

Commission set to confirm provisional import tariffs of up to 37.6% on Chinese-manufactured (EVs)

China says trawler violated a summer ban on fishing and carried out illegal trawling operations

Weichai extensively implements use of industrial robots in its smart factories

Microsoft did not confirm or deny the closures and did not comment on number of authorised stores to be impacted

Ma said Xizang-related issues concern China's sovereignty and US should stop emboldening "Tibetan independence"

President Xi says both sides should coordinate and promote cooperation in fields such as minerals, and energy

China contributes to 16.6 percent of kingdom's total goods exports valued at around 16.9 billion Saudi riyals

NATO plays up non-existent 'China nuclear threat,' says China

Tianwen-3 and Tianwen-4 mission to be launched in 2030 to collect Martian samples and t explore Jovian system