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Scientists discovered massive microplastics forming plastic clouds over Chinese cities, raising concerns about human health, atmospheric pollution and climate impacts, revealing plastics are now part of the skies.
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Poland has maintained trading ties with China even as Beijing sided with Russia over its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Warsaw has repeatedly blamed Moscow for a series of hybrid attacks on its territory.
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In a veiled reference to Trump's mercurial trade policies, He slammed the "unilateral" actions and trade agreements of "some countries" which he said violates the rules of the World Trade Organization.
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Chinese investments in mining, oil and infrastructure provide quick cash and come without human rights conditions, a combination that strengthens Akhundzada’s grip on power.
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China has announced a cut in export tax rebates on lithium-ion batteries from 9% to 6% effective April 1, with plans to withdraw the incentive entirely within a year
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New research shows Beijing committed more than $200 billion to overseas energy, infrastructure and resource projects last year as it moved to secure supply chains and expand its global economic reach.
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A woman in Shanghai found out after her husband’s death that he had a secret affair and sent almost 20 million yuan to his mistress, triggering a legal dispute.
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Chinese stocks gained and the offshore yuan held steady against the dollar after the data release
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Gold and silver both jumped to all-time highs, while oil slipped on concerns about what an all-out trade war between the US and Europe could mean for global growth and demand
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The dog’s quiet vigil, coupled with his refusal to eat or drink despite repeated offerings, quickly drew attention within the community and later across social media. Many netizens likened his behaviour to 'Hachi: A Dog’s Tale', the 2009 film inspired by the true story of a Japanese dog that waited for its deceased owner for nearly 10 years.
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Outbound flows of the materials — used in electric vehicles, weapons systems and high-tech manufacturing — totaled 6,745 tons, down from 6,958 tons in November
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Thanks to fresh progress in sectors from commercial rockets to robotics and flying cars, Chinese tech shares have begun the new year with a bang
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Total power consumption in China rose 5% from a year earlier to 10.4 trillion kilowatt hours, according to the report
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In December, shipments to the US fell 1.8% from year-ago period but exports to key markets surged, with China up 67%, Malaysia 65%, Hong Kong 61% and Spain 48%
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The surge in silver imports comes at time when gold has slipped and petroleum growth slowed, likely driven by global price spikes and China export curbs
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An official graphic asking “Which way, Greenland man?” drew attention not for its artwork, but for how bluntly it framed Washington’s strategic pitch.
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Copper, zinc and aluminum all fell in Shanghai, as well as on the London Metal Exchange, which sets global benchmark prices for the commodities
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Iran unrest: Tehran has acted as a counterweight to Pakistan’s influence, especially during periods when Islamabad sought to weaponise jihadist networks against Indian interests.
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The MSCI Asia Pacific Index is poised for a fourth week of gains, during which time it had risen more than 7%
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As protests rock Iran and Washington keeps up pressure, Tehran’s powerful partners appear willing to offer words, trade and limited assistance, but not the kind of military backing that could draw them into a wider war.
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The American concern is that images acquired at customs ports could be accessed by Chinese authorities, jeopardizing both US and Italian national security.
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'She said she bought love insurance; my first reaction was that she had been scammed,' said the woman's husband.
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In 2024, the government had announced an outlay of Rs 8,500 crore for promoting coal and lignite gasification
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China’s military activity in the Arctic remains modest and is largely tied to cooperation with Russia, especially after Moscow’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
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The US’s lightning raid on Venezuela highlights a deep integration and intelligence gap that explains why China, despite modern weapons and elite troops, would struggle to carry out a similarly precise decapitation strike against Taiwan.
