Later today, the Kazakh tennis star will return to the court for a mixed doubles match. There, she will team up with Andrey Rublev, and they will take on six-time Grand Slam champion Swiatek and…
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Yomiuri: Beijing may use AI to undermine Taiwan’s elections
A report in Japan’s Yomiuri Shimbun says China may try to use AI to interfere in Taiwan’s local elections next year and to prevent Taiwan President Lai Ching-te from winning reelection in the 2028 …
China Signals Sustained Fiscal Support for Growth in 2026 Plan
China pledged to broaden its fiscal spending base in 2026, signaling sustained government support to drive growth in a challenging external environment.
Racist incidents against Africans in China amid coronavirus crackdown spark outcry
A sign displayed at a McDonald’s in Guangzhou, China, read “black people are not allowed to enter” – just one instance of a growing problem in the city. Discrimination based on efforts to contain the…
Shenzhen Intelamp Solar Lighting Supports English Rugby League Events in China
As rugby remains a niche sport in the country, professional playing fields are limited, making event preparation particularly challenging. Intelamp stepped in to help renovate the venue and provide …
In a Beijing labor arbitration case, AI-caused job replacement is ruled illegal: media report
Beijing Municipal Human Resources and Social Security Bureau released on Friday a series of typical labor dispute arbitration cases for 2025. In a labor dispute arbitration triggered by artificial …
US urges Beijing to cease pressure, engage in talks
The US Department of State yesterday urged Beijing to cease military, diplomatic and economic pressure against Taiwan. The remarks came in response to China on Friday announcing fresh sanctions on 20 …
China’s finance ministry says fiscal policies will be more ‘proactive’ in 2026
China’s finance ministry on Sunday said fiscal policies will be more proactive next year, reiterating its focus on domestic demand, technological innovation and a social safety net.
China social media thrashes one-child policy after population control czar dies
The death of a former head of China’s one-child policy has been met not by tributes but by castigation of the abandoned policy on social media this week. State media praised Peng Peiyun, head of…
Nanshan District is changing the face of Shenzhen
Take a relaxing walk through Shenzhen’s Nanshan District, one of China’s fastest-growing and most futuristic areas. Surrounded by skyscrapers, clean streets, and modern city planning, this area is a …
Beijing orders overseas listing proceeds to be brought home as financial oversight tightens
China will require domestic firms to repatriate funds raised from overseas listings “in principle” under new rules aimed at tightening oversight …
China Revises Foreign Trade Law to Safeguard National Interests
China’s legislature approved revisions to the country’s foreign trade law, incorporating provisions to safeguard national sovereignty, security and development interests, state-run Xinhua News Agency …
A tiny Pacific paradise is gaming the US.-China rivalry over minerals
The Cook Islands—population 15,000—are being courted by the two superpowers as they hunt for rare earths, and could stand to reap a windfall.
