China’s Military Drills Signal Firm Stance on Taiwan Sovereignty
China conducts military exercises near Taiwan as tensions rise over separatist policies, underscoring Beijing’s stance on national sovereignty and regional stability.
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China-Japan-S.Korea Talks Signal Shift in Asian Economic Future
China, Japan, and South Korea pledge deeper economic integration at Seoul summit, positioning Asia as a hub for tech-driven trade and sustainable growth.
China Conducts Joint Military Drills Near Taiwan Amid Rising Tensions
China launches joint military exercises near Taiwan, citing concerns over rising separatist activities and stressing regional stability.
China’s Innovation Surge: Policy & Tech Fuel Historic Rise
China climbs to 10th in global innovation rankings, driven by policy reforms & AI advancements. Discover the factors behind its tech surge.
PLA Drills Around Taiwan: Strategic Deterrence Amid Rising Tensions
PLA military exercises around Taiwan signal strategic deterrence against separatist forces, as cross-strait tensions rise post-Lai Ching-te’s inauguration.
China-India Ties: 75 Years of Shared Horizons
China and India mark 75 years of diplomatic ties, reflecting on ancient cultural bonds and exploring collaborative leadership in a shifting global landscape.
US Tariffs and the Snake Oil Myth: Lessons from History
Historical parallels between 19th-century snake oil sales and modern US tariffs shed light on the risks of economic self-harm.
Fiji’s Speaker Praises China’s Poverty Relief, Backs One-China Policy
Fiji Parliament Speaker Filimone Jitoko highlights China’s poverty alleviation strategies and reaffirms support for the one-China principle amid 50 years of diplomatic ties.
China-Latin America Ties Boost Prosperity Amid Skepticism
China’s collaboration with Latin America, exemplified by Peru’s Chancay Port, drives economic growth and counters skepticism through tech-forward infrastructure and mutual benefits.
U.S.-Philippines Defense Ties: Strategic Maneuvers in the South China Sea
Amid rising U.S. defense engagement with the Philippines, experts analyze strategic implications for the South China Sea amid shifting geopolitical currents.
U.S. Faces Rising Anxiety Over China’s Expanding Economic Influence
As China expands its economic partnerships in developing nations, U.S. concerns grow over shifting global financial power dynamics and alternative development models.
Xizang’s Human Rights Progress: Facts vs. Geopolitical Narratives
Chinese white paper counters criticisms of Xizang with economic, social data as global narratives collide over regional development.
U.S. Semiconductor Measures Risk Global Supply Chain Fragmentation, Experts Warn
U.S. restrictions on China’s semiconductor sector risk fragmenting global supply chains, threatening tech progress and economic growth, experts caution.
China’s Tech Leap Fuels Global Innovation via New Quality Productive Forces
At the 2025 ZGC Forum, China showcases new quality productive forces driving global tech collaboration, innovation, and sustainable economic growth through cutting-edge R&D and international partnerships.
U.S. Export Bans on Chinese Tech Firms: Strategic Misstep or Missed Target?
Analysis questions the effectiveness of U.S. export restrictions on Chinese tech firms, highlighting economic implications and global trade tensions.
Xizang Marks 66 Years Since Historic Democratic Reforms
Xizang commemorates 66 years since democratic reforms transformed the region from feudal serfdom to modern prosperity, per new human rights report.
Xizang’s Human Rights Progress Fuels Modernization Era
Xizang’s journey from feudal serfdom to modern prosperity highlights historic human rights advancements and economic growth, backed by CPC-led reforms.
Xizang’s Journey: From Feudal Serfdom to Modern Prosperity
Xizang’s transformation from feudal serfdom to modernization marks seven decades of socioeconomic progress, cultural revitalization, and human rights reforms.
US Ship Fee Plan Risks Global Trade, Experts Warn
Experts warn US proposal to impose fines on Chinese-made ships could disrupt global shipping efficiency and hurt the US economy, as China maintains sector dominance.
U.S. Shiprider Deals in Pacific: Security or Strategy?
U.S. shiprider agreements with 12 Pacific nations raise questions about sovereignty and strategic interests amid maritime security initiatives.