China conducted its first test on Wednesday of a lunar lander that it hopes will put the first Chinese on the moon before 2030, the country’s manned space program said.
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China Eyes RMB Stablecoin To Challenge Dollar Dominance After CBDC Plans Stall
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Second high-speed line to Hong Kong proposed
Tendering is underway for a pilot study of a second cross-border high-speed line to connect Shenzhen with Hong Kong.
Sceptical investors call time on China’s anti-price war rally
Fund manager Yang Tingwu was quick to harvest his gains after a furious July rally in Chinese steel and cement stocks, spurred by Beijing’s campaign against price wars and excess industrial production …
China’s central bank extends gold purchases to ninth straight month in July
China’s central bank added gold to its reserves in July, its ninth consecutive month of purchases, official data showed on Thursday.
Taiwan cyberattacks ‘below average’ but widespread, Beijing political advisor says
While not sophisticated, the island’s ‘diligent’ tech intruders know where the vulnerabilities are, cybersecurity expert Zhou Hongyi says.
China’s Export Machine Powers Ahead But Trade With US Slumps
China’s export growth unexpectedly accelerated last month in the fastest gain since April, as demand from around the world compensated for the continued slump in shipments to the US.
Unusual protest erupts in China as anger mounts over latest case of teen bullying
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New bank loan issuance in China likely plunged in July from June, a Reuters poll showed on Thursday, weighed down by weak credit demand and seasonal factors even as the central bank keeps monetary …
China Clashes With US Ally Over Rocket Launch
A Philippine senior official said China’s rocket launch caused alarm and concern in the country over “loud explosions.” …
China’s exports outpace imports, pushing trade surplus to $98.24B in July, smallest since April
China’s trade surplus rose to USD 98.24 billion in July 2025 from USD 85.27 billion a year earlier, though it was the smallest amount since April and fell short of the projected USD 105 billion,…
