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U.S. withdraws newly updated list of firms allegedly aiding China's military
The U.S. government initially published and then withdrew a revised list identifying companies allegedly involved in assisting China's military endeavors. This decision comes amid efforts by President...
China mulls US manufacturing fund ahead of Xi-Trump summit, business leader says
James Zimmerman, chairman of the American Chamber of Commerce in China, predicts that the upcoming summit between Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping will yield several positive outcomes but not a ...
China’s iSpace launch firm raises record $729 million for reusable rockets
Chinese launch company iSpace has achieved a record-breaking funding round of D++ aimed at enhancing its development of reusable rockets and broadening its industry presence....
Are Banned Chinese Cameras Watching the U.S. Military?
The article discusses concerns over Chinese-manufactured surveillance cameras that have been labeled as security risks and subsequently banned by certain government agencies being potentially used wit...
9 arrested over Louvre ticket fraud scheme involving Chinese tourists
French prosecutors have detained nine individuals as part of an investigation into a suspected decade-long fraudulent ticket scheme at the Louvre Museum. The fraud is estimated to have caused losses e...
700,000 Western-brand cars sold in Russia since Ukraine invasion, routed through China bypassing sanctions – Reuters
Since the start of the conflict in Ukraine, an estimated 700,000 vehicles from Western brands such as BMW, Toyota, and Mercedes have been illegally imported into Russia. These car imports were reroute...
India's Northeast Highway In Assam Becomes Strategic Runway For IAF Assets Near China Border
India has converted a 4.2-kilometre stretch of the Dibrugarh-Moran National Highway in Assam into an Emergency Landing Facility for the Indian Air Force, enhancing India's air power capabilities near ...
Why the J-15 “Flying Shark” Fighter Makes China’s Aircraft Carriers A Problem for the U.S. Navy
The J-15 'Flying Shark', China's operational carrier-based fighter derived from the Soviet Su-33, represents a critical milestone in maritime aviation capability for the People's Liberation Army Navy ...
China’s BYD and Geely bid for Nissan-Mercedes Mexico plant to dodge Trump tariffs
BYD and Geely, major Chinese automakers, are among the contenders bidding for the acquisition of a joint Mexican plant operated by Nissan and Mercedes-Benz. This strategic move aims to secure a manufa...
China’s New H-20 Stealth Bomber Is Facing ‘Significant Engineering Hurdles’
According to General Stephen Davis of the U.S. Global Strike Command, China's new H-20 stealth bomber is encountering significant engineering challenges in terms of stealth materials and engine perfor...
U.S. Marine Corps Advances Plans for Drone Wingman
The U.S. Marine Corps is progressing with plans to integrate drone wingmen into its operations, likely in response to growing concerns over the increasing threat posed by China. The article suggests t...
Bully vs sovereignty: how Manila and Beijing are sharpening their South China Sea messaging
The article discusses the ongoing narrative battle between China and the Philippines over territorial disputes in the South China Sea. It highlights a video shared by the Philippine coast guard showin...
I was wrong about fighting China in 2025. But the US still isn’t ready for that fight.
A retired U.S. general acknowledges he was incorrect about predicting a conflict with China by 2025 and expresses concern that the United States is still not prepared for such a potential clash....
China accuses US of seeking to revive its nuclear test programme
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian rebuffed claims made by US Undersecretary of State for Arms Control and International Security Thomas DiNanno that China conducted a nuclear test in 2020. L...
The Role of Foreign Fighters in a Taiwan Resistance Scenario
This analysis examines how international volunteers might support Taiwan in case of a conflict with China, considering strategic implications and potential outcomes....
Challenges for Japan during the U.S.-China ‘truce’
Discusses potential difficulties Japan faces amid improved relations between the United States and China, with both superpowers aiming for a leadership role in global governance....
Amid Raging Memoirs Row, Ex-Army Chief Naravane Shares ‘Status’ Of His Book
The former Indian Army chief, General M.M. Naravane (retired), responded to the ongoing controversy surrounding his unpublished memoirs. The book is alleged to cover events during the 2020 Galwan Vall...
Between Giants: The Middle Power Paradox
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney at the World Economic Forum argued that traditional alliances are no longer viable and suggested middle powers should collaborate to counterbalance great power riva...
Indonesia 'Ready' to Deploy Up to 8,000 Soldiers to Gaza
Indonesia has indicated its readiness to contribute up to 8,000 soldiers for peacekeeping in the Gaza Strip. This move is part of Indonesia's effort to showcase its international role beyond Southeast...
US Treasury chief warns China could challenge US digital asset lead via Hong Kong
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent testified before the Senate Banking Committee regarding potential challenges from China in digital assets. He expressed that he wouldn't be surprised if China is co...
US Senator Urges Pentagon to Investigate SpaceX Allegedly Having Chinese Investment
A US senator has written to the Department of Defense urging an investigation into allegations that SpaceX, a leading aerospace manufacturer and space transportation company, may have received investm...
Merz courts Gulf as Germany seeks energy alternatives to US, China
Germany, aiming to diversify its energy sources amid strained relations with the United States over defense commitments and tariffs, is strengthening ties with Gulf states for potential energy coopera...
Chinese boy, 10, fights leukaemia, calls medicines ‘dessert’ before dying from disease
Haohao, an optimistic 10-year-old boy from Guizhou province in southwestern China, died of acute myeloid leukemia on January 27. He first received his diagnosis at four years old and faced the disease...
China has an AI crisis plan. Australia should, too
China possesses a national-level plan for addressing potential crises involving artificial intelligence (AI). In comparison, while Australia's National AI Plan, released in December, outlines commitme...
Marco Rubio Doesn't Get It
The article critiques Marco Rubio's understanding of U.S. strategic interests, particularly his approach towards China and Russia. It argues that Rubio lacks nuanced appreciation for geopolitical comp...
Space Force beats its recruiting goal in just five months as service rushes to expand
The United States Space Force has surpassed its initial recruitment benchmarks within just five months of establishment and aims to further expand its ranks as threats from China and Russia in orbital...
How a ‘military vacuum’ in West and Central Africa opened new markets for China
As France's influence declines and Russia struggles to meet weapon demands, analysts highlight a 'military vacuum' in West and Central Africa that China is filling. The Chinese arms supplier emphasize...
American Reporter Tried To Sow Discord Between Russia And China But Putin Turned The Provocation Into A Triumph
An American reporter attempted to create tensions between Russia and China during recent international meetings. Russian President Vladimir Putin skillfully navigated the situation, turning what could...
China Touts Putin's Triumphant Response to Journalist Provocation: President Prevented US from Driving Russia and China Apart
The article discusses how Chinese media views Vladimir Putin's handling of a critical journalist interview as decisive in thwarting U.S. efforts to sow discord between Russia and China. It highlights ...
China Can End War in Ukraine with One Phone Call
The article discusses China's potential influence over Russia and its role in ending the conflict in Ukraine through diplomatic channels....
US States That China Can End The War With One Call To Putin
According to recent statements from the US, there is an assertion that China has significant influence over Russia's decision-making regarding the ongoing conflict and could potentially mediate peace ...
Russian Ambassador Reveals NATO's Plans for Maritime Blockade of Russia
A Russian ambassador claims that NATO is planning a maritime blockade against Russia. No further details about the plan were provided in this snippet....
Putin Bets on Hawks: Who Else Will Represent Russia in Geneva
Russian President Putin is reportedly relying heavily on hawkish officials for upcoming negotiations in Geneva, signaling a tough stance. The article discusses the composition of the Russian delegatio...
US Withdraws Tech Blacklist An Hour After Adding Two Major Chinese Companies
The United States government has removed all entries from the tech-related export control blacklist an hour after initially adding two major Chinese technology firms to the list. This sudden change in...
Not Enemies After All: What Does It Mean That Some Chinese Companies Are Being Removed From The US Blacklist?
This article discusses the implications of China's businesses being removed from the United States' entity list, highlighting a potential warming in relations between the two countries. It analyzes ho...
Sybiha, Wadephul Open ‘Ukraine House’ at Munich Security Conference
During the Munich Security Conference, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba and his Polish counterpart Zbigniew Rau inaugurated 'Ukraine House'. The event focused on defense support for Ukraine, i...
Chinese power line projects seek private capital in sign of infrastructure shift
China is encouraging private sector investment in infrastructure through new ultra-high-voltage power line projects initiated by local governments. This move follows Beijing's directive last November ...
Beware of ‘political swindlers’, China’s cadres warned ahead of leadership change
China's anti-corruption watchdogs have issued new directives warning officials about associating with 'political swindlers', individuals who falsely claim connections to senior officials for personal ...
Europe’s China shock worsens as trade deficit widens
The European Union recorded a significant increase in its goods trade deficit with China last year, amounting to €359 billion....
CIA Overhauls Tech Acquisition Strategy to Compete With China and Accelerate Private Sector Partnerships
The CIA has revamped its technology acquisition strategy to better compete with technological advancements from China and to enhance collaborations with the private sector....
Olympic chiefs ban Ukrainian racer who wanted to wear helmet honoring war dead
The International Olympic Committee has banned Ukrainian skeleton racer Vladyslav Heraskevych from competing with a helmet honoring the war dead. He wanted to include photos of fallen soldiers and ins...
Thousands of foreign cars sold to Russia through China, circumventing sanctions
Automakers from countries imposing sanctions on Russia claim they do not sell vehicles directly to the country and criticize the trade happening against their will via a Chinese intermediary channel....
China’s Wingtech faces setback as Dutch court keeps Nexperia CEO suspended, orders probe
A Netherlands court has upheld the suspension of Zhang Xuezheng, the former CEO of Dutch semiconductor maker Nexperia, and ordered an investigation into company governance issues. This ruling marks an...
Signs US-China ties warmer after Trump-Xi call as tech curbs loom
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent described the current relationship between the United States and China as 'productive' and 'in a very comfortable place,' following a recent two-hour phone conversa...
Russia concentrates Su-57 fighters near Chinese border
According to satellite imagery from AviVector and reported by Militarnyi (Ukraine), Russia has amassed at least 15 Su-57 stealth fighter jets near the Khabarovsk region, close to China's border. The a...
Hong Kong activist’s father convicted under national security law over insurance policy
The father of a Hong Kong activist was convicted under the city's national security law for allegedly making false statements on an insurance application. This verdict has garnered international criti...
China and India seek reset in talks, but old fault lines remain
Senior diplomats from China and India met in New Delhi for strategic dialogue, emphasizing mutual cooperation over competition amidst global changes. The Chinese Executive Vice Foreign Minister Ma Zha...
China charges former official of defense industry regulator with graft
A former Chinese official from the national defense technology and industrial office has been charged with bribery and corruption. The case reflects ongoing anti-corruption efforts within China's mili...
The general who spied for China gives his defense at the airbase today
A general involved in espionage activities on behalf of China appears before an audience at an airbase to provide an explanation or defense regarding these allegations....
US Drone Manufacturers Seek Sales in Asia Amid Rising Threat from China
American drone manufacturers are increasing their efforts to sell their products in Asian countries as concerns over Chinese military expansion rise. The companies aim to meet the defense needs of nat...
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