Two Philippine officials said China and the Philippines have reached a deal they hope will end confrontations at the most fiercely disputed shoal in the South China Sea …
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Beijing hosts international beverage festival
Beijing International Beverage Festival officially kicks off at Longtan Zhonghu Park in Dongcheng district on Friday. [Photo provided to] In recent years, Beijing has hosted various events to boost …
Beijing’s foreign trade hit record high amid growing contribution of exports from emerging industries
According to data released by the Beijing Municipal Customs Administration, Beijing achieved a historic peak in foreign trade during the first half o …
Beijing sets record in foreign trade in H1 of 2024
Beijing recorded a historic foreign trade figure of 1.83 trillion yuan (approximately USD256.61 billion). According to off …
Backstory – Tracking China in the Arctic
Amid searingly beautiful glacial landscapes, via interviews and in scores of documents, Newsweek documented potential “dual-use” Chinese research in the Arctic.
China’s Expanding Arctic Ambitions Challenge the U.S. and NATO
China’s presence in the strategically important Arctic is growing as it strives to become a “polar great power,” interweaving science, security and economy.
Philippines to resupply ship on South China Sea shoal without US help
The Philippines will resupply a beached naval ship in the South China Sea with food and provisions on its own, despite an offer from the United States for help, Manila security officials said on …
Paris Olympics: Beijing 2008 Games Village Are All Abandoned, 32 Billion Pounds Lays To Waste
As we are days away from Paris Olympics, discover the fate of Beijings 32 Billion Pounds Olympic stadiums, abandoned and forgotten after the Games. Learn about the lack of sustainability in sports inf
China braces for twin tropical cyclones after deadly flash floods
Two tropical cyclones will bring gales and heavy rain to China’s eastern seaboard this week, with the first expected to make landfall on Sunday, after deadly flash floods struck the country’s interior …
They used to work for China’s biggest companies. Now they’re doing manual labor
Conglomerates in China are slowly losing their appeal as economy faces headwinds. Some workers resign themselves to blue-collar jobs for work-life balance.
Shenzhen tech giants deepen rift as Huawei app store list snubs Tencent’s video games
Video game titles from Tencent have disappeared from the top lists of the app store of Huawei, in sign of a deepening dispute between the two Shenzhen-based tech giants.
Bridge collapses in China killing 12 and leaving more than 30 missing
At least 12 people have died and 31 others are missing after a bridge partially collapsed in China’s northern province of Shanxi, according to Chinese state broadcaster CCTV.
Beijing seeks to drive up China’s much-needed consumption by upping NEV number plate quota
Beijing is set to issue 20,000 new energy passenger cars with number plates to be used by families from Sunday.
