68 articles tagged with "China"
The Trump administration's focus on 'America First in Africa' may be neglecting vital sectors like space, potentially allowing China to strengthen its foothold on the continent.
The dynamics of China-Asean relations encompass both risks and opportunities, reflecting the region's strategic significance amid global tensions.
Anthropic has raised alarms about China's alleged unauthorized training on its AI model, Claude, igniting discussions on international AI ethics and security.
South Korean e-commerce companies are increasingly turning to Chinese platforms, finding cost-effective ways to reach international markets amid rising global demand for Korean products.
Z.ai has launched its GLM-5.2 model, which closely competes with Claude Opus 4.8 while exclusively using Huawei technology, presenting notable cost benefits.
At the Hong Kong auto show, Chinese automakers are focusing on high-income consumers in right-hand-drive markets, showcasing luxury vehicles and innovative designs.
Zhipu's stock sees a notable 33% increase as Wall Street analysts express optimism about the future of China's AI sector, influenced by recent actions from Anthropic.
China's investment in the AI token economy is reshaping the future of artificial intelligence, impacting costs, scale, and security.
A recent report from an Australian think tank indicates that China's missile capabilities are advancing, raising alarms about potential direct strikes on Australia.
In response to fierce competition from BYD, Geely Auto is set to reduce excess capacity as part of a broader strategy to enhance its global competitiveness in the automotive sector.
In a strategic move, Japan plans to invest in rare-earth mining operations in Greenland, aiming to lessen its reliance on China for these critical minerals.
Jessie J's recent announcement of being cancer-free coincides with her return to the music scene, highlighting the potential for Western artists in China's lucrative market.
In a strategic effort to lessen its reliance on China, the U.S. is enhancing relationships with Central Asian countries known for their rare earth mineral deposits.
Min Zin, a U.S. scholar known for his work on Myanmar, has been arrested by Chinese authorities on allegations of espionage, raising concerns about U.S.-China relations.
Beijing has raised concerns that foreign intelligence services are employing sea turtles equipped with tracking devices to gather sensitive information about its coastal defenses.
China's significant decrease in fuel consumption is having a stabilizing effect on global oil prices, a positive development for oil markets.
China's nuclear energy strategy is undergoing a significant transformation, with a rapid increase in reactor construction and capacity since 2016.
As China and Russia compete for influence in North Korea, Kim Jong-un appears to be carefully managing his relationships with both countries to avoid over-dependence.
An investigation by France's Viginum agency has uncovered thirteen fake news websites linked to CGTN, China's state-run television, promoting a biased view of China.
Following the recent summit between China and North Korea, experts suggest that the meeting was beneficial for Kim Jong Un, particularly due to the absence of discussions on nuclear issues.
With China controlling over 80% of the global rare earth supply, allied nations must unite to explore alternative sources and enhance recycling efforts.
An examination of how China evolved from a manufacturing center to a leading global industrial force, highlighting key regions and industries.
Research indicates that volcanic eruptions may have significantly influenced historical famines in China, emphasizing the connection between climate disruption and food shortages.
In a significant diplomatic move, China has imposed a one-year ban on four New Zealand lawmakers who recently visited Taiwan, signaling rising tensions in the region.
The dual-use potential of China's deep-sea mining operations raises alarms, particularly regarding their capability to monitor US submarines.
Cheng Li-wun, leader of Taiwan's Kuomintang party, has started a two-week visit to the US, expressing a desire to meet President Trump while facing scrutiny over her China relations stance.
In a surprising move, China has launched its Long March 12B rocket for the first time, successfully deploying Qianfan satellites into orbit without prior notice.
China is launching educational initiatives focused on rare earth elements, which are vital for various modern technologies and industries.
As dialogue between China and Japan comes to a halt, the future of their vital rare earth trade faces uncertainty, raising concerns for both economies.
The U.S. is witnessing a notable rise in LNG exports, while China is actively developing strategies to diversify its energy sources beyond current market trends.
Rick Pazdur addresses the significant shifts at the FDA, highlighting how competition from China may necessitate a restructuring of the agency.
US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth expressed alarm about China's military buildup in Asia, urging allies to boost defense spending.
As tensions rise, Brussels is reassessing its trade relationship with China, deeming it increasingly unsustainable. The EU's measures have not altered the dynamics, prompting criticism from Beijing.
Replimune is set to make a third attempt for FDA approval of its drug, while Pfizer has recently secured a deal in China, highlighting ongoing developments in the pharmaceutical sector.
All 27 European Commissions will debate EU-China trade relations Friday to mitigate dumping and overdependencies.
As NASA moves forward with its moon base plans, China is reportedly increasing its space exploration activities, marking a significant moment in the ongoing space race.
Recent advancements in battery technology from China could potentially disrupt the established lithium-ion market, promising greater efficiency and reduced costs.
The closure of Galeries Lafayette's flagship store in Beijing marks a significant shift in the retail landscape, driven by declining consumer spending and evolving shopping preferences in China.
As German Trade Minister Katherina Reiche visits Beijing to enhance industrial relations, EU members are advocating for a firmer stance against China over concerns of overcapacities.
Despite high-profile diplomatic discussions, China's control over the rare earth market continues unabated, posing challenges for global competitors.
Iran's recent request for the transfer of highly enriched uranium to China has raised significant concerns within the international community regarding nuclear proliferation.
A new report from Wood Mackenzie suggests that China's dominance in the lithium market is set to grow, potentially reaching 39% by 2030, driven largely by the demand for electric vehicles.
The successful docking of China's Shenzhou-23 spacecraft with a space station signifies progress in the nation's goal to send humans to the moon by 2030.
Amid ongoing economic challenges, Cuba has received a shipment of rice from China, which is expected to help alleviate food shortages. However, the situation remains complicated by blackouts and US threats.
An explosion in a Chinese coal mine has resulted in at least 82 fatalities, prompting authorities to investigate significant breaches of safety regulations. Two individuals remain missing.
Following a summit between US and Chinese leaders, there are indications that China might relax its restrictions on rare earth exports, which could benefit American companies in the technology sector.
As China prepares for future Moon missions, a three-man crew is set to launch to the Tiangong space station, with one astronaut remaining in orbit for a full year.
A catastrophic explosion in a coal mine in northern China has resulted in the deaths of 90 people, marking one of the most severe mining accidents in recent years.
In a significant milestone, a Hong Kong astronaut will participate in a Chinese space mission, marking the first such inclusion as part of a three-member crew set to launch on Sunday.
Following a devastating coal mine explosion in China that has resulted in at least 90 fatalities, President Xi Jinping has called for an 'all-out rescue' as emergency teams are deployed.
Nicolas Forissier, France’s Minister for Foreign Trade, calls for a strategic shift in the EU's approach to trade with China, warning against naivety and emphasizing the need to protect European industry.
In the wake of US President Donald Trump's recent visit to China, Russian President Vladimir Putin is poised to meet with Chinese leader Xi Jinping in Beijing to bolster bilateral ties.
European lawmakers have finalized a trade agreement with the United States, originally signed last July. This development coincides with Russian President Vladimir Putin's meeting with Xi Jinping in China.
As Russian President Vladimir Putin prepares for his trip to China on May 19, the focus will be on reinforcing the strong ties between the two nations, particularly in the oil sector.
In a move aimed at enhancing national security and economic autonomy, Australia has ordered Chinese investors to divest their stakes in rare earth resources, reflecting rising tensions with China.
In a significant summit in Beijing, US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping address rising tensions over Taiwan, alongside trade and technology issues.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to engage in talks with Chinese leader Xi Jinping during a two-day visit to Beijing next week, as confirmed by the Kremlin.
In a recent interview, President Trump advised Taiwan against declaring independence from China, a warning that follows his discussions with President Xi Jinping during his China visit.
Geopolitics expert Marc-Antoine Eyl-Mazzega highlights the growing competition between the US and China over essential resources, leaving Europe at a disadvantage.
A recent claim indicates that the ocean floor may hold vast mineral resources, potentially challenging China's leading position in the AI minerals market for centuries.
In light of escalating diplomatic tensions, Taiwan has labeled China as the main risk to regional peace, following Xi Jinping's caution to Donald Trump regarding Taiwan.
As Trump prepares for his visit to China, concerns are mounting that a lack of progress on Iran could lead to significant market fluctuations.
An exploration of the waning influence of hardline advocates for a tough stance on China within Donald Trump's administration and its potential effects.
As President Trump prepares to meet with Xi Jinping, the focus will be on enhancing US-China relations and advocating for a more open Chinese economy.
Pharmaceutical companies have ramped up their lobbying efforts, spending over $130 million in 2025, while Bristol-Myers Squibb has announced a new partnership with a Chinese firm.
In a move to limit Iran's oil revenue, the United States has implemented new sanctions specifically aimed at shipments to China, reflecting ongoing tensions between the two nations.
As the Middle East faces escalating tensions and a fragile ceasefire, the strategic motivations of Russia and China in the region warrant closer examination.
Rising hydrocarbon prices due to conflicts in the Strait of Hormuz are boosting global interest in China's energy transition technologies, enhancing its position in the market.