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China launches nuclear-capable missile into Pacific Ocean
China’s first such test since 2024 took place amid warnings from Australia and New Zealand.
China confirms strategic missile test in Pacific, says launch hit designated target
China said it successfully launched a strategic missile from a nuclear-powered submarine during a routine Pacific military exercise, prompting fresh security concerns across the Indo-Pacific.
Prior to launch, Japan ‘strongly urged’ China to reconsider missile test in Pacific
The Chinese Navy successfully conducted the test launch of a “strategic missile” by a nuclear submarine into the Pacific Ocean on Monday.
China test-fires ballistic missile in Pacific as geopolitical risk calculus shifts for crypto markets
China launched an ICBM into the Pacific for the first time since 1980. Here’s what the geopolitical escalation means for crypto investors and digital asset …
China preparing South Pacific missile test, Australian media report
By Renju Jose and Pete Mckenzie SYDNEY, July 6 (Reuters) – China is preparing to test fire a nuclear-capable ballistic missile with a dummy warhead in the South Pacific in the next 24 hours, …
A small plane hit Beijing’s tallest tower. Much remains unclear.
More than a week after a light aircraft crashed into Beijing’s CITIC Tower, key questions remain unanswered. Reuters examines the flight data, pilot and timeline of the crash.
China steps up financial risk cleanup under new top regulator
This underscores authorities’ increasing efforts to contain financial risks and strengthen market discipline Read more at The Business Times.
Beijing’s viral Peking Chamber unveils a special menu for its Singapore anniversary
One year after opening its doors in Singapore, Peking Chamber from Beijing is celebrating the milestone with a refreshed menu spotlighting the dishes that made it one of its citys …
China building more diversified, innovative financial system
Pan Gongsheng, governor of China’s central bank, provided a comprehensive overview of the evolving characteristics of the country’s financial structure and changes in financing data in his keynote …
China drops to 5th place in global financial competitiveness ranking
China’s governmental think tank has unexpectedly downgraded its global financial competitiveness ranking, despite ambitions to become a leading financial superpower.
China’s PBOC keeps liquidity taps open with 7 billion yuan injection as new overnight repo tool reshapes money markets
The PBOC injected 7 billion yuan via 7-day reverse repos at 1.4% while its new overnight repo tool and a planned 1-trillion-yuan operation reshape China’s …
Has China obtained the world’s most important machine?
Extreme ultraviolet lithography machines make the world’s most advanced semiconductors. Only a Dutch company makes them, but there are rumours China has one.
