Rather than splurging on impulsive purchases, China’s young are saving ferociously as the world’s second-largest economy remains in the doldrums.
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Chinese competitor to Nvidia charged with financial fraud, loses spot on Shenzhen Stock Exchange
The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) found Zuojiang’s 2023 financial reports to be significantly false, leading to the delisting decision. The company failed to present a clean audit for …
NASA administrator weighs in on China’s historic lunar far side samples — and potential US access
China now has the first samples ever collected from the far side of the moon and says it will share them with scientists around the world. But a 2011 law complicates access for the US.
New COVID-19 Summer Wave: Masks Back In Hospitals, Restrictions Re-Implemented As Cases Rise In UK, US
COVID-19, the deadliest virus outbreak that the mankind has ever witnessed is back. And the WHO has warned that a new COVID-19 summer wave may take over the vulnerable part of the world population …
Taiwan Is Beijing’s Real Target in the South China Sea
China sees the Philippines as taking a hard turn toward the US under the Marcos administration. The annual Balikatan joint military exercises held in April further cemented that view. The drills took …
There is no end in sight for China’s uneven economic recovery
This contrasts with the results of an official government survey Sunday that showed a contraction among larger, state-owned manufacturers, underscoring that the recovery in the world’s second largest economy remains uneven.
China’s Maritime Gamble: A Departure From Gray-Zone Coercion in East Asia
Recent aggressive Chinese military actions in the Taiwan Strait and South China Sea mark a departure from its previous gray-zone activities.
China Extends Crucial Lifeline to Russia’s Wartime Economy
Russia is eager to increase its gas exports to China and other friendly markets after losing much of its business in Europe following its invasion. China has been a lifeline to Russia’s heavily …
The South China Sea’s Forgotten Front: Mitigating Sinophobia for Philippine Stability and Security
Geopolitical tensions with the People’s Republic of China (PRC) have led to heightened scrutiny of PRC nationals and individuals of Chinese descent in the Philippines and around the world.
Crude Cartoons and Death Threats: One Woman Battles China’s Trolls
Xu, formerly a Chinese citizen and currently in Australia, has been under attack since a report she wrote over four years ago on forced labor of the Uyghur minority in northwestern China. Branded a traitor…
Barone: COVID-19: Another fail-safe institution proves not so safe
Between 1998 and 2003, the budget of the National Institutes of Health was doubled. This was an extraordinary enterprise after the multi-year, post-Cold War decline in defense spending and at a time …
Beijing says state owns China’s rare earth metals
Beijing has decreed that rare earth metals belong to the state under new regulations said to be aimed at protecting supplies in the name of national security, but which will be seen as another shot…
Beijing E-Town Builds Itself into AI Town
On June 29, the AI Town Innovation Conference of Beijing E-Town was held at the National Industrial Park for Information Technology Application and Innovation, releasing Beijing E-Town’s development …
