China’s Communist Party Opens Four-Day Plenum Focused on Discipline as Xi Eyes a Fourth Term
Xi opened the closed-door meeting with a draft decision on ‘full and rigorous party self-governance.’
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Kim Jong Un Crosses New Bridge Into China, Vows Closer Ties in First Visit in a Year
Kim met senior Chinese official Wang Huning in Dandong and toured a war memorial and a car factory.
Magnitude 7.0 Earthquake in Northern Tibet Kills at Least 16
More than 330 homes collapsed in a remote, high-altitude area as 1,600 rescuers moved in.
Wyoming Grad Student Accused of Poisoning Colleague’s Tea Arrested Fleeing to China
Prosecutors say Aili Wang, 32, bought acrylamide on eBay and was caught at LAX with laptops and documents.
FBI Disables Tools Used by China-Linked ‘Flax Typhoon’ Hackers
The scanning and phishing tools were used against a U.S. power company, airports in Japan and Poland, and Taiwanese universities.
FBI Arrests California Real Estate Agent at LAX, Accusing Her of Spying on Taiwan President’s Family for China
Wanying ‘Heather’ Zhang, 34, of Irvine is charged with acting as an unregistered agent of Beijing after allegedly surveilling the Seattle-area home of President Lai Ching-te’s son.
What China Thinks Of Kamala Harris As A Presidential Candidate
The turmoil in the US presidential election season over the last several weeks has garnered a great deal of interest from across the world. Prior to the arrival of summer, several nations were considering the potential consequences of former President Donald Trump’s comeback to the White House, as well as the potential benefits of U.S….
The Rise of TEMU: Disrupting US Commerce with Controversial Practices
Temu, a Chinese e-commerce company launched in 2022, has swiftly expanded to over 50 countries, becoming a major global player. Lauded for its innovation but criticized for controversial practices, Temu’s rise has significant implications for US-China trade relations and the e-commerce landscape. The Temu Phenomenon In a short span, Temu has become the second most…
Don’t break law and you have nothing to fear, China tells Taiwan staff of multinational firms
BEIJING (Reuters) – Taiwan staff at multinational firms in China have nothing to fear as long as they don’t break the law, the Chinese government said on Wednesday, following new legal guidelines that mandate execution in extreme cases for “diehard” separatists. China, which views Taiwan as its own territory, issued the new guidelines after President…
China leading generative AI patents race, UN report says
By Emma Farge GENEVA (Reuters) – China is far ahead of other countries in generative AI inventions like chatbots, filing six times more patents than its closest rival the United States, U.N. data showed on Wednesday. Generative AI, which produces text, images, computer code and even music from existing information, is exploding with more than…
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