Early opposition successes point to potential trouble for DPP administration, from cross-strait policy and military budgets to falling popularity.
China’s high-end, green manufacturing to have ‘profound impact’ on global trade structures, former commerce vice-minister Jiang Yaoping tells globalisation forum in Beijing.
Social media accounts and media signal end to exercises staged as ‘punishment’ for ‘Taiwan separatists’.
A long-theorised but never-seen-before particle known as a glueball may have just been discovered by physicists.
‘Return to some level of dialogue’ expected to be main goal as China aims to pull Japan and Korea away from US orbit in first trilateral summit since 2019, analyst in Tokyo says.
The largest US semiconductor equipment maker is being probed by authorities for sending gear to SMIC via South Korea without Washington’s approval.
Evidence against the Hong Kong-born US citizen included video showing him giving information to Chinese agents and counting the US$50,000 he received for his service.
Once seen as propaganda tool, agency apps and websites disappear as funding cuts, staff shortages and internet trolls make maintenance a ‘burden’.
The meeting, to be held during the Shangri-La Dialogue next week, will be the first between Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin and Admiral Dong Jun since they spoke on the phone in April.
Development comes after Foreign Minister Wang Yi meets top Brazilian envoy and marks first such Beijing initiative since the armed conflict began.
The discussions, which will take place in California, will concentrate on industrial decarbonisation, carbon markets and clean energy deployment.
Wen went from staying in the basement of the Chinese takeaway where she worked in London to living in a mansion and going on shopping sprees at Harrods.
Prosecutors say the fugitive businessman bought a mansion, a yacht, expensive cars and two US$36,000 mattresses with money from fraudulent investment schemes.
Cao accepted nearly US$30 million from businesspeople to help them win contracts, court says.
‘Harbin Institute of Technology is a talent base for China’s nuclear industry,’ according to Putin.
What does one of the most influential business leaders think is the magic of China, and why could hubris rear its head if lessons are not learned from the perils and pitfalls of other economies?
Seeking economic opportunity, Chinese merchants build bustling wholesale markets, sell Made in China goods and deal with occasional resistance from Mexican vendors.
Global affairs expert Joseph Nye shares his assessments of what China has done right, and what will hold it back.
Amid price slashing and Western threats, on-the-ground accounts reflect how China’s new productive push is creating forces to be reckoned with.