China: News
'India fully prepared': Navy chief as Pakistan receives China-made submarines
The Indian Navy on Thursday said it is closely monitoring the delivery of advanced submarines to Pakistan by China.
Netherlands returns control of chipmaker Nexperia to China
The Dutch government has announced its decision to relinquish control of Nexperia, a major chipmaker owned by China's Wingtech.
Why China has suspended seafood imports from Japan
China has announced a complete ban on all imports of Japanese seafood, amid rising diplomatic tensions between the two nations.
Chinese spies are using LinkedIn to target UK lawmakers
UK's domestic intelligence agency, MI5, has issued a warning to lawmakers about Chinese spies posing as recruiters on platforms like LinkedIn.
China reacts to Sheikh Hasina's death sentence
China has termed the death sentence given to former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina as an "internal affair" of Bangladesh.
Believe it or not, this country is biggest Chinese-loan recipient
A recent study by AidData, a research lab at the College of William & Mary, has revealed an unexpected twist in global finance.
How US plans to tackle growing tech challenge from China
A prominent advisory panel on China policy has recommended the creation of a "consolidated economic statecraft entity" by US Congress.
China's budget spending hits 4-year low: What's the reason?
China's fiscal spending fell sharply in October, marking the largest drop since at least 2021.
Trump clears F-35 jet sale to Saudi despite China concerns
United States President Donald Trump has given the green light to sell F-35 fighter jets to Saudi Arabia.
China delays Japanese film releases over Taiwan row
The release of at least two popular Japanese films has been postponed in China amid a diplomatic dispute over Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's comments on Taiwan.
China's rare earth exports hit 4-month low: What's the reason?
China's exports of rare earth products, key components in electric vehicles (EVs), weapons, and high-tech manufacturing, have declined.
'Operation Sindoor was just trailer': Army chief warns Pakistan
Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Upendra Dwivedi has issued a stern warning to Pakistan, saying, "'Operation Sindoor' was just a trailer," and India is ready for any future challenges.
Shanghai plans 'AI dining' revolution with robot chefs, smart kitchens
Shanghai, China's premier city, is gearing up for a major transformation in the dining sector.
'Rat people': China's Gen Z rebels against grind culture
China's Gen Z is challenging the country's grueling work culture with a new trend: "rat people."
Indian toy exporters face 50% order decline amid US tariffs
Indian toy exporters are witnessing a major drop in orders from the US, with a staggering 50% decline.
US, China reach deal to curb exports of fentanyl chemicals
The US and China have reached a major agreement to restrict the export of chemical precursors used in the production of fentanyl, a synthetic opioid that has been responsible for tens of thousands of American deaths.
Yunus's speedy takeover shows 2024 coup was premeditated: Sheikh Hasina
Bangladesh's former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has alleged that her ouster was a premeditated coup.
Australia accuses China of hacking telecoms, stealing data worth $8B
Australia has accused China of hacking into its telecommunications networks and other critical infrastructure to steal sensitive information.
Worrying: China might have stolen India's immigration data
A data breach at Chinese cybersecurity firm KnownSec has exposed sensitive information about India, including its immigration records.
Discover the hidden science behind origami
Origami, the Japanese art of paper folding, is much more than a creative pastime. It has deep cultural roots and has been practiced for centuries in Japan.
India's highest airfield, Nyoma in Ladakh, becomes fully operational
India's highest airfield, the Nyoma Advanced Landing Ground (ALG), has become fully operational.
Why China's youths are embracing frugality
China's younger generation is adopting a more frugal lifestyle as the economy slows down.
Apple removes gay dating apps in China, sparking community concerns
Apple has removed two of China's most popular gay dating apps, Blued and Finka, from the App Store following an order from the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC).
Scientists discover rare-earth elements in living plant for first time
In a groundbreaking discovery, a team of scientists led by Chinese researchers has found a naturally occurring mineral containing rare earth elements in a fern.
Video: Hongqi Bridge in South China collapses months after opening
A section of the newly constructed Hongqi Bridge in China's Sichuan province collapsed on Tuesday.
'We don't have many talented workers': Trump defends H-1B visa
United States President Donald Trump appears to have softened his hardline stance on H-1B visa reforms.
These Tai Chi techniques can improve your mental clarity
Tai chi, an ancient Chinese martial art, combines slow movements and deep breathing to promote mental clarity and focus.
India should become 3rd-largest economy in the world by 2028
India is on track to become the world's third-largest economy by 2028, after the US and China, according to a recent report by UBS.
Chinese 'cryptoqueen' who stole $5.6B from pensioners faces jail
Qian Zhimin, a Chinese national dubbed the "Cryptoqueen," is due to be sentenced for her role in a massive cryptocurrency fraud scheme.
Tesla's sales in China fell to 3-year low last month
Tesla's sales in China fell to a three-year low of 26,006 vehicles in October. The figure marks a staggering 35.8% decline from the same period last year.
India withdraws from Tajikistan's Ayni airbase: How it impacts country
India has officially withdrawn its military presence from the Ayni airbase in Tajikistan, its only full-fledged overseas base.
Apple removes LGBTQ+ dating apps from Chinese App Store
Apple has removed two popular LGBTQ+ dating apps, Blued and Finka, from its App Store in China.
Worrying: India's reliance on China for rare earth machinery growing
India's dependence on China for rare earth and mining-related machinery has increased significantly over the last seven years.
Shanghai-Delhi flight takes off after 5 years with 95% occupancy
Direct commercial flights between India and China have resumed after a five-year hiatus.
ISIS-linked doctor arrested for preparing lethal ricin for terror attack
The Gujarat Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) on Sunday arrested three suspected ISIS terrorists, including a Hyderabad-based doctor.
The most magical lantern festivals around the world
Lantern festivals are a beautiful way to celebrate culture and tradition. They light up the night sky with colorful lanterns and bring communities together in a joyous celebration.
China to allow Nexperia chip exports for civilian use
China has announced an exemption for the export of Nexperia chips meant for civilian use, as per a statement from its commerce ministry today.
Chinese companies can now export gallium, germanium, antimony to US
China has suspended its ban on the export of "dual-use items" related to gallium, germanium, antimony, and super-hard materials to the United States.
China's Moonshot AI claims its model beats GPT-5, Claude Sonnet
Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) start-up Moonshot AI has launched a new version of its open-source Kimi K2 model.
China's AI models meet US ones in 'frontier risks'
A recent study has revealed that Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) models are approaching "frontier risks" levels similar to those of their US counterparts.
China might turn to recycling to meet construction material demands
A recent study led by Tsinghua University researchers has found that recycling sand and gravel aggregates from construction and demolition waste, could meet half of China's demand for these materials by 2050.
Bajaj Auto may move KTM production from Austria to India
Bajaj Auto is considering moving the production of KTM bikes from Austria to India.
These data centers in China can't use foreign AI chips
China has ordered its state-funded data centers to use only home-grown artificial intelligence (AI) chips for new projects.
These US AI coding tools might be using Chinese models
Two leading artificial intelligence (AI) coding tools developed by US companies in the last week are suspected of being based on Chinese models.