China's women's volleyball team, after a rocky start, finished the Nanjing leg of the Volleyball Nations League with three wins and one loss, capped by a 3-1 comeback victory over previously unbeaten Poland.
China develops gallium-based chips for 6G communications and commercial space programs
Nanjing has officially implemented new regulations for ride-hailing services, focusing on protecting drivers' rights. The rules ensure fair employment, social security, compensation, and the right to choose orders, aiming to create a comprehensive protection system.
Nanjing will implement new regulations on administrative inspections of businesses from June 15, 2026, to address issues like multiple inspections and inconsistent standards. The "Measures for Regulating Administrative Inspections of Enterprises in Nanjing" aim to streamline procedures, reduce business interference, and strengthen enterprise rights protection.
Nanjing police have busted an insurance fraud ring where agents exploited high-commission life insurance policies, creating fake policies and pocketing over 4.8 million yuan. The scheme involved self-insurance, mutual insurance, and enlisting friends and family to create fictitious policies, leading to the arrest and conviction of the ringleader.
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth's speech at an international forum will gauge the stability of US-China relations post-Xi-Trump talks, amid Asia-Pacific concerns over the Iran war's impact on security and economies.
China's women's volleyball team faces an injury crisis with key players Wu Mengjie, Li Yingying, and Ji Yuxiao sidelined ahead of the Volleyball Nations League (VNL) in Nanjing, prompting questions about intense training methods.
A Chinese analyst warns that the era of US-China relations defined by three joint communiques may have ended, citing unrealistic expectations for a political understanding on Taiwan due to US domestic politics. The White House echoed the sentiment, emphasizing fairness and reciprocity.
The Ningma intercity railway, connecting Nanjing and Ma'anshan, has facilitated easier travel and economic exchange since its opening on April 22. The line has seen high passenger traffic, leading to extended operating hours and boosting tourism and consumption in both cities.
Song Yuhang, Oxford PhD graduate (2022) and JP Morgan AI Research Award recipient, co-founded UK AI chip startup Fractile in 2021 with Walter Goodwin. He left the company in May 2024 after questions emerged about his academic background and ties to China's Beihang University, where he completed his undergraduate studies. No misconduct allegations have been made.
Song Yuhang, Oxford PhD graduate and co-founder of British AI chip startup Fractile, left the company in May 2024 after questions were raised about his academic background and ties to Chinese institutions, particularly Beihang University where he completed his undergraduate studies. No misconduct has been suggested.
China’s top anti-corruption body said on Wednesday it was investigating the head of the country’s badminton association for “serious violations of discipline and law”. Olympic gold medallist Zhang Jun, chairman of the Chinese Badminton Association (CBA) and vice-president of the Nanjing Sport Institute, has been placed “under disciplinary review”, it said on its website. Jun is also being investigated by the Nantong Municipal Supervisory Commission in eastern Jiangsu province, the statement...
