China’s campaign to deprive Taiwan of diplomatic recognition risks a rare reversal this month when voters in Honduras choose their next president.
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Shenzhen’s low-altitude taxis offer a glimpse into a sci-fi future
During the 2025 “A Date with China” international media tour, journalists, experts and influencers from around the world explored Shenzhen’s low-altitude economy, travelling through Luohu, Futian and …
Italian Screens opens Beijing edition with four new films
Italian Screens — New Italian Cinema in Beijing, a project promoting the overseas influence of Italian films, launched its Chinese edition on Thursday in Beijing and will screen four new titles until …
Shenzhen court sentences teen to life imprisonment for murder of classmate
A 14-year-old male student in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, who brutally killed his female classmate in April, was sentenced to life imprisonment for intentional murder by the Shenzhen Intermediate …
From Shenzhen to Shannon: My Wild First Day in Ireland 🇨🇳 ️🇮🇪
Join us as two friends, one from China and one from Ireland, discuss the challenges and surprises of moving from Shenzhen to Ireland. Discover the emotional story of arriving at Shannon Airport, …
SENO Closes 700k Pre Seed Fundraising Round to Advance Its Next Generation Film Delivery Technology
SENO secured 700k in pre seed funding to accelerate research, testing, and platform development for its film based delivery technology while preparing for future technical evaluations in global …
On cam: Beijing issues stern warning for US ally Takaichi days after Xi ‘scolded’ Trump over Taiwan
China slammed Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s defence of her Taiwan comments, calling her explanation “burying one’s head in the sand.” Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun criticised …
COVID-19 Bombshell: Dr. Anthony Fauci Accused of Orchestrating ‘Massive Cover-Up’ About Disease’s Origin
“If you think back to the end of January, just before COVID became a thing in the news in the United States, January, February, what was Dr. Fauci doing? He was frantically engaging in a…
Why Beijing is unlikely to ease up on Japan over Takaichi’s comments on Taiwan
Analysts said Beijing would continue to push for a retraction, but some argued that the Japanese leader could not risk a domestic backlash.
Beijing’s influence comes under scrutiny as Philippines-China Studies Center debuts in Manila
A new Philippines-China Studies Center opens in Manila, aiming to bridge trust deficits amid escalating maritime disputes in the South China Sea. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at …
Vanke bonds plunge on plan to delay repayment, revive China property concerns
China Vanke’s bonds plunged on Thursday after the property developer sought to delay an onshore bond repayment for the first time, rekindling worries about a spillover effect for the broader property …
America’s oldest ally in Asia is drawing closer to China
King Maha Vajiralongkorn is the first Thai monarch to visit China since the two countries established diplomatic relations half a century ago. His trip was the most high-profile signal yet that …
Beijing institute plans to build space data centers
An institute in Beijing is preparing to launch its first new type of high-computing-power experimental satellites by late 2025 or early 2026, as China seeks new ways to meet surging demand for …
