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Nobel Prize jurist Thomas Mikael Oliveberg joins top medical school in southern China
Thomas Mikael Oliveberg, a member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences and Nobel Prize judge for chemistry, has left his position at Stockholm University after nearly two decades to take a full-ti...
China’s Communist Party paper warns of Japanese militarism seeping into culture and sports
A key publication of China’s Communist Party has expressed concern that Japanese militaristic influences are seeping into culture and sports. The Study Times, operated by the Central Party School for ...
Tesla loses EV crown to China's BYD in 2025 as sales slip
Tesla has lost its position as the global leader in electric vehicle (EV) sales to Chinese competitor BYD by 2025, according to recent trends. Despite this shift, investor focus remains on Tesla's oth...
US Navy aircraft crashes offer lessons for PLA carrier operations, analysts say
Two recent US Navy aircraft crashes in the South China Sea have prompted analysts to suggest that the Chinese navy could take lessons from both strengths and weaknesses observed in the US operations. ...
China slashes hundreds of tariffs in strategic trade war twist
Beijing has announced the 2026 Tariff Adjustment Plan, which reduces import duties on 935 items below Most-Favored-Nation rates as of January 1st. This move is interpreted as reflecting China's priori...
Could 2026 be the make-or-break year of CK Hutchison’s Panama ports deal?
CK Hutchison Holdings' $22.8 billion global ports sale, initiated in early 2025 by billionaire Li Ka-shing’s conglomerate as a strategic exit, faces potential failure due to geopolitical tensions betw...
China warns satellites from Elon Musk’s Starlink are ‘safety and security’ risk
During an informal UN Security Council event initiated by Russia, China expressed concerns over the growing number of internet satellite constellations like SpaceX's Starlink. The country highlighted ...
Australia ‘disappointed’ with China’s 55% beef tariffs, as US$667 million in trade at risk
The Australian government expresses disappointment over China's decision to impose new retaliatory tariffs on imported beef from Australia and other countries, including Brazil and the US. These measu...
Landspace targets $1 billion for reusable rockets as IPO application accepted
Chinese launch startup Landspace has had its initial public offering (IPO) application approved by the Shanghai Stock Exchange's STAR Market. The company aims to raise approximately $1 billion with a ...
Beijing renews trade-in subsidy scheme amid domestic car market’s gloomy outlook
Chinese officials have accelerated the renewal of car trade-in subsidies ahead of schedule to boost internal automobile sales, amid concerns over a possible market downturn in 2026. The new scheme off...
Soft tariff shock, US math anxiety and China’s land of robots
This article provides an economic roundup focusing on the implications of soft tariff adjustments, concerns about US math education affecting its technological advancement, and highlights the robotics...
Trump Foreign Policy Hangover in 2026
An analysis suggesting that the effects of former President Donald Trump's approach to foreign policy could still be felt ten years after his presidency ended. The piece explores how his unconventiona...
4 Predictions for China in 2026
The article discusses four potential trends and predictions for China in 2026, focusing on areas such as women's rights advancements, challenges and opportunities within the tech sector, particularly ...
No Silver Bullet to the US Navy's Shipbuilding Woes
A Business Insider article by Chris Panella discusses the US Navy's difficulties in maintaining a competitive edge against China due to issues with several ship classes. The report indicates that ther...
New Hong Kong industrial park eyes edge in smart manufacturing, Chinese medicine
Hong Kong's Hung Shui Kiu industrial park aims to specialize in advanced manufacturing, including proprietary Chinese medicine, setting it apart from the San Tin Technopole. Development authorities ha...
Chinese homeschool students embrace freer youth in cutthroat market
Despite China's prohibition on homeschooling, the number of students pursuing this educational route has grown annually by approximately 30% since 2013....
New approach to fast-track Hong Kong industrial park gets thumbs up from firms
Hong Kong's initiative to expedite the development of an industrial park within the Northern Metropolis megadevelopment project has received initial support from local firms. Developers view the prefe...
China protests to Panama over destruction of memorial to Chinese labourers
Chinese officials expressed serious dissatisfaction regarding the recent demolition of a memorial dedicated to Chinese workers within the Chinese-Panamanian Friendship Park in Arraijan. The Ministry o...
US Vulnerable to Chinese Aircraft Carriers and Fighters: Pentagon's Latest Warning
According to a recent warning from the Pentagon, the United States faces increasing risks from Chinese naval assets such as aircraft carriers and fighter jets....
Hong Kong bond markets, yuan issuance to expand in 2026 under HKMA, SFC road map
In 2026, Hong Kong expects an increase in bond issuance from various currencies due to growing demand for non-US dollar assets amid geopolitical tensions and local government initiatives. The HKMA and...
China Rejects Pentagon Report On India Ties, Calls It Unresponsible
The Chinese government has responded negatively to the latest report by the U.S. Department of Defense on military relations between India and China. The report was perceived as misleading and overly ...
Hong Kong finance chief upbeat about 2026 outlook on back of 3.2% growth
Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po expressed optimism about Hong Kong’s economic outlook for 2026, projecting a growth rate of 3.2% this year. His optimism is based on anticipated growth in mainland ...
Soaring to the top: China appoints first female captain for flights on home-grown C919
China has appointed its first female pilot to captain flights exclusively on the domestically produced C919 jetliner. Yu Yue, previously a Boeing 737 pilot for over a decade, transitioned this year to...
Genomic sequencing puts Hong Kong at forefront of cancer care innovation
According to Aya El Helali, a clinician-scientist in medical oncology at the University of Hong Kong, genomic sequencing is enabling faster and more accurate identification of cancer treatments tailor...
China orders travel agencies to slash group tours to Japan as dispute festers
Chinese authorities are instructing travel agencies to significantly decrease the number of group tour trips to Japan, with one agency directed to cut tour frequencies to around 60% of previous levels...
Loyal Wingman Drone Appears On China’s Supersized Type 076 Amphibious Assault Ship
A Loyal Wingman drone has been observed on board China's new Type 076 amphibious assault ship, commissioned last month. This marks the first time such a drone has been seen aboard the vessel....
Advice to Trump on the next steps for engagement with Pyongyang
The article discusses potential strategies for US President Donald Trump's engagement with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. It highlights the previous situation where Kim was considered a pariah by Mo...
China Accuses US of Trying to Thwart Improved China-India Ties
China has accused the United States of attempting to obstruct improved relations between China and India. No further details or evidence were provided in the article....
Chinese Side Opposes Unwarranted Comments on Sino-Indian Relations Made by Relevant Countries
A spokesperson for the Chinese Foreign Ministry stated that China opposes comments from other countries regarding Sino-Indian relations, in reference to an allegation made in a Pentagon report. The st...
From Shein to Labubu, French shoppers are buying Chinese for Christmas
A new physical store of Shein, a fast-fashion company owned by China, has opened in Paris amidst protests over working conditions and environmental concerns. Despite controversy, many French shoppers ...
China university offers US$11,000 ‘micro’ overseas study to help students pass failed courses
A private college in Xi'an, China, Xian Technology and Business College, has been accused of coercing students who failed exams into participating in a fraudulent 'micro study abroad' program to remov...
Irish Prime Minister dismisses claims that China poses a threat
The Taoiseach (Irish Prime Minister) has dismissed a statement made by an intelligence officer of the Irish Defence Forces claiming that China is a hostile state. The government position remains oppos...
China’s anti-Japan sentiment is rising, but it’s nothing new
Recent increases in anti-Japanese sentiment within China are part of an ongoing trend since 2023. This surge has been exacerbated by comments made by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi....
EHang VT35
EHang's VT35 autonomous electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft for lift-plus-cruise missions has completed final assembly. Testing is underway in preparation for unveiling potentially ...
Zero Gravity ZG-T6
The Zero Gravity Aircraft Industry is developing a tiltrotor eVTOL (electric vertical takeoff and landing) concept named ZG-T6 for passenger transport and urban air cargo missions. Expected to enter s...
How US is Helping India Eat into China's Solar Exports
The article discusses how the United States is assisting India to reduce its reliance on Chinese solar panel exports by promoting alternative suppliers and fostering domestic production capabilities i...
America’s Venezuelan adventure has limited impact on Asia
The article discusses the perceived limited impact of recent US actions against Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and efforts to seize Venezuelan oil revenues on Asian geopolitics. It critiques assu...
DeepSeek stays mum on next AI model release as technical papers show frontier innovation
Chinese artificial intelligence firm DeepSeek has not disclosed information about its upcoming major releases for the V3 and R1 models, despite publishing technical papers highlighting advancements in...
Trump dials up risky Iran tariffs that would hit China, UAE and others: What to know
US President Donald Trump has announced new 25% tariffs on any country trading with Iran in an attempt to increase pressure on Tehran. However, this move might not immediately impact Iran significantl...
Chinese rocket shares slump after warnings on ‘irrational’ rally
Chinese stocks linked to commercial rocket production declined sharply this week following warnings about irrational market behavior. Companies like Hunan Aerospace Huanyu Communication Technology and...
NATO Secretary General Dodges Greenland Question and Refrains from Criticizing Trump
During an interview, NATO's Secretary General avoided directly addressing questions regarding Greenland potentially aligning with China and steered clear of commenting on President Trump’s recent stat...
DeepSeek founder’s High-Flyer ranks among China’s top hedge-fund firms in 2025
High-Flyer Quant, founded by DeepSeek's CEO Liang Wenfeng, achieved a 56.6% return last year and ranked second among the top-performing large hedge funds in China. The firm was narrowly outperformed o...
Xpeng’s flying car unit readies Hong Kong IPO for take-off
Aridge, formerly known as AeroHT and an affiliate of Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng, plans to list its shares in Hong Kong. The Guangzhou-based company controlled by He Xiaopeng (co-founder and ...
Seats sell out on Hong Kong’s new high-speed rail routes to mainland China
Hong Kong's new high-speed rail routes connecting 16 mainland Chinese destinations have seen rapid sales success with seats selling out on the first day. MTR Corporation launched these additional link...
Carney’s visit to Beijing could reset Canada-China ties
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Chinese President Xi Jinping aim to address trade tensions between their countries, which face significant U.S. tariffs. The meeting in Beijing is expected t...
Hong Kong stocks edge higher on tech and pharmaceutical gains
On Monday, Hong Kong's stock market saw slight increases due to gains in technology and biopharmaceutical sectors. The Hang Seng Index advanced by 0.3% to reach 26,308.4 at 9:45am, while the Hang Seng...
Foreign, Hong Kong retailers close stores in mainland China amid changing dynamics
Foreign and Hong Kong retailers are experiencing difficulties in mainland China with multiple store closures due to outdated business models and changes in the macroeconomic environment. Analysts at L...
Hong Kong must issue bonds as public works drive capital account deficit: Paul Chan
Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po stated that Hong Kong's investment in public works projects will lead to a capital account deficit, necessitating bond issuance for funding. He also announced the u...
Is the Development of AI Really a "Race"?
Sam Roggeveen ponders whether the competition between the U.S. and China in artificial intelligence development can be described as an existential struggle or just another technological race....
Washington halts rule targeting Chinese drone imports
The United States Commerce Department has withdrawn a proposed rule that would have imposed new restrictions on Chinese-made drones. This decision concludes months of review and precedes President Don...
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