More Records Tumble As China Cold Snap Persists
More low temperature records tumbled across China on Thursday, as the country endures a persistent cold snap that has crowned a year of extreme weather.
Iranian, Chinese Charged By US With Exporting Drone Components To Iran
The United States has charged an Iranian and a Chinese national with allegedly supplying microelectronics to Iran for use in the drone program of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
At Least 116 Dead In Northwest China Earthquake
At least 116 people were killed when an earthquake collapsed buildings in northwest China, state media reported Tuesday, as rescue workers raced to start digging through rubble in freezing conditions.
Yellen Urges China To Shift From 'Unfair' State-driven Economic Policy
US companies have long complained about what they see as an unfair business environment in China, with limited protection for intellectual property and preferential treatment afforded to domestic competitors.
China Shows Off Homegrown C919 Jet In Hong Kong
Chinese authorities hope the sleek, narrow-body aircraft -- built by the state-owned Commercial Aircraft Corp of China (COMAC) -- will challenge foreign models like the Boeing 737 MAX and the Airbus A320.
Chinese Dissident Doctor And AIDS Whistleblower Dies Aged 95
Gao moved to New York in 2009 after years of harassment by Chinese officials believed to be nursing grudges after she exposed a cover-up of the true extent of the AIDS epidemic in central Henan province.
Philippines Summons Chinese Envoy Over Maritime Confrontations
Videos released by the Philippine Coast Guard showed Chinese ships blasting water cannon at Philippine boats during two separate resupply missions to fishermen at Scarborough Shoal and a tiny garrison at Second Thomas Shoal on Saturday and Sunday.
China Calls Costa Rica's 5G Network Cyber-Security And Spying Concerns Baseless
The Chinese embassy in San Jose warned such statements can make an impact on economic ties with China -- the second-biggest economy in the world.
China Says Exports Rise For First Time In Seven Months
Chinese exports rose in November for the first time in seven months, officials said Thursday, as the country navigates a troubled recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic.
China's Evergrande Liquidation Case Adjourned Until January: HK Court
Heavily indebted Chinese property giant Evergrande has until late January to put together a restructuring plan, a Hong Kong court ruled Monday, extending a deadline that could lead to its liquidation.
US Commerce Chief Warns Against China 'Threat'
US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo on Saturday urged lawmakers, Silicon Valley and US allies to stop China from getting semiconductors and cutting-edge technologies key to national security.
Taiwan Leader Says China Invasion Unlikely For Now
China is not likely to consider a major invasion of Taiwan for now due to domestic challenges, the island's president Tsai Ing-wen said Wednesday, although Beijing is trying to sway its upcoming election.
Why The U.S. Is Increasingly Concerned With China's Space Operations in Latin America
Washington does not rule out the possibility that the civilian space and satellite programs has defense capabilities too
WHO Asks China For More Data On Respiratory Illness
The World Health Organization has asked China for more data on a respiratory illness spreading in the north of the country, urging people to take steps to reduce the risk of infection.
China Says It Is Ready To Continue Working With Argentina Despite Milei's Criticism
Throughout his campaign, Javier Milei had slammed the Chinese government, comparing it to an "assassin."
China FM Says 'Urgent' Steps Needed To Ease Gaza Crisis
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said Monday the world must "act urgently" to calm the Israel-Hamas war as he hosted diplomats from Arab and Muslim-majority nations in Beijing.
China's Economic Might Fuels Central America's Dependence
Only Guatemala and Belize are among the 13 nations that still maintain diplomatic ties with Taiwan
Mexico, China Presidents Strengthen Commitment To Fight Illegal Drug Trafficking
Andrés Manuel López Obrador met Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in San Francisco, where the duo agreed to strengthen their ties further
China Ready To Be 'Partner And Friend' Of US: Xi
Xi's remarks in San Francisco came hours after his highly anticipated talks with US President Joe Biden, where both men pledged to reduce tensions as they met for the first time in a year.
Blinken In India For Talks On China, Israel
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken will hold talks Friday in New Delhi seeking to bolster India as a regional counterweight to China and win backing for its position on Israel's war with Hamas.
China's Diplomacy Shifts From 'Wolf Warrior' to 'Handsome Boy'
Analysts say Beijing is opting for the carrot over the stick as its economy sputters and public disapproval of China internationally reaches historic highs
China Owed More Than $1 Trillion In Belt And Road Debt: Report
China is owed more than a trillion dollars through its Belt and Road project, making it the biggest debt collector in the world, a report said this week, with an estimated 80 percent of the loans supporting countries in financial distress.
China's Xi To Welcome Australian PM Albanese In Beijing
Chinese leader Xi Jinping will welcome Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to Beijing on Monday, a high-water mark in their nations' ties following years of tensions that cut billions of dollars in trade.
US Says To Hold Climate Talks With China In California Ahead Of COP28
US climate envoy John Kerry will welcome his Chinese counterpart Xie Zhenhua from Saturday through Tuesday at the estate near Palm Springs, the State Department said.
China Lithium Boom Harming Fragile Tibetan Plateau: Report
China is the world's biggest EV market but largely relies on other countries to supply the lithium used in the batteries that power low-carbon vehicles.
China's Electric Bus Revolution Glides On
On a rainy afternoon in Shenzhen, damp passengers jostle their way onto the megacity's buses, the quiet foot soldiers of an electric revolution for coal-guzzling China's public transport network.
Top China, Russia Officials Warn Foreign Forces Stoking Turmoil
Beijing has billed this week's Xiangshan Forum as its answer to Singapore's Shangri-La Dialogue and says that representatives of 90 countries are taking part, including Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu.
Former Chinese Premier Li Keqiang Dies At 68
Former Chinese premier Li Keqiang, a reform-minded bureaucrat once tipped as the country's future leader only to be eclipsed by President Xi Jinping, died Friday.
China Launches New Mission To Space Station
The Shenzhou-17 blasted off from the Jiuquan launch site in northwest China at 11:14 am (0314 GMT), carrying a three-astronaut team with the youngest average age since the space station's construction.
China's Top Diplomat Starts US Visit As Biden Stands Firm
Foreign Minister Wang Yi is paying a rare high-level to Washington as the world's two largest economies seek to manage, if not resolve, a host of disputes that repeatedly sent tensions soaring in recent years.