Beijing plans to increase its intelligent computing power to over 130,000 petaflops by late 2026 and implement new policies for its "token economy," accelerating AI adoption to compete with the US in the tech race.
Chinese capital has continued to support Filipino private businesses, providing nearly $9 billion in loans over two decades, including a $3.9 billion syndicated loan to Dito Telecommunity in 2023, despite geopolitical friction.
China has implemented new national security regulations, effective Wednesday, allowing broader review of overseas investments and transfers impacting its strategic interests, especially in AI and semiconductors. This move, amid tech competition with the US, aims to protect Chinese technological capabilities but raises concerns for Chinese companies' global expansion and foreign partners' access to Chinese expertise.
An aircraft struck the upper floors of a 528-meter tower, causing wreckage to fall and prompting urgent evacuations. Police cordoned off the area, and ambulances were seen near the building.
China's foreign ministry confirmed ongoing "communications on the relevant dialogue" with the EU. EU sources indicated meetings were postponed, not as retaliation by Beijing, amid Chinese academic Guo Mingxu's criticism of Brussels blaming China for its own failures.
Brazil's Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira met with China's top diplomat Wang Yi and Vice-President Han Zheng in Beijing for the Global Strategic Dialogue. The talks focused on enhancing practical cooperation and jointly repelling external challenges, with China supporting Brazil's national sovereignty and commitment to the One China principle.
Galeries Lafayette closed its Beijing flagship store due to declining sales, impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic and China's property crisis, but retains presence in Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Macao with plans for more functional stores.
Russian President Putin's Beijing meeting with Xi Jinping showcased strong Russia-China trust, occurring shortly after a US presidential visit. Key takeaways include unified stances on various issues and China's diplomatic balancing act.
Beijing announced that Washington has committed to not exceeding current tariff levels on Chinese goods, a commitment made during trade talks in South Korea before President Trump's visit. This signals a move towards "managed competition" between the two largest economies.
Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin met in Beijing, presenting a united front against perceived threats to global supply chains, US-Israeli actions in the Middle East, and foreign interference in Latin America. They also expressed concerns over Japan's rearmament and sanctions against North Korea.
A judicial ruling from Spain's Audiencia Nacional suggests José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero promoted an opaque company in the UAE, with clients including Venezuelan and Chinese capital firms. The structure allegedly facilitated payments to Zapatero and his daughters.
Xi and Putin's summit will likely solidify their strategic partnership amid global tensions. They will discuss economic cooperation, the Middle East, and the Ukraine war. Around 40 deals are expected to be signed.
Xi and Putin are set to meet, strengthening their strategic partnership amid global tensions. The summit will cover economic cooperation, the Middle East, and the Ukraine war, with around 40 deals expected. This meeting occurs during the 30th anniversary of China-Russia ties and 25 years of the SCO.
Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin will meet to strengthen their strategic partnership, discussing economic cooperation, the Middle East, and the Ukraine war. Around 40 deals are expected to be signed during Putin's visit, amid heightened geopolitical tensions and pressure from Washington.
Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Beijing on Wednesday, warning against "jungle law" in global affairs and emphasizing strategic coordination. The leaders renewed their friendship treaty, with Putin describing bilateral ties as "unprecedented."
Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Beijing, warning against "jungle law" in global affairs and stressing strategic coordination. The leaders renewed their friendship treaty, with Putin describing ties as "unprecedented."
Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin are set to meet, strengthening their strategic partnership amidst global tensions. The summit will focus on economic cooperation, the Middle East, and the Ukraine war, with around 40 deals expected.
Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Beijing, warning against "jungle law" in global affairs and stressing strategic coordination. The leaders renewed their friendship treaty, with Putin describing ties as "unprecedented" and a "stabilizing factor" internationally.
Xi and Putin are set to meet, strengthening their strategic partnership amid global tensions. The summit will cover economic cooperation, the Middle East, and the Ukraine war, with around 40 deals expected. This meeting occurs during the 30th anniversary of China-Russia ties and 25 years of the SCO.
Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin are set to meet, strengthening their strategic partnership amid global tensions. The summit will focus on economic cooperation, the Middle East, and the Ukraine war, with around 40 deals expected.
Xi and Putin's summit will likely strengthen their strategic partnership amidst global tensions. They will discuss economic cooperation, the Middle East, and the Ukraine war, with around 40 deals expected to be signed.
Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in Beijing for a state visit aimed at strengthening the partnership between Russia and China. He was greeted with a formal reception and will meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday.
The 10th China-Russia Expo opened in Harbin, China, ahead of an anticipated visit by Russian President Vladimir Putin. The event highlights deepening economic ties between the two nations, particularly important for Russia amid Western sanctions.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is visiting China for talks with Xi Jinping, while U.S. President Trump continues to threaten Iran over the Strait of Hormuz. Oil prices rose, and Asian markets dipped on supply fears ahead of key Chinese economic data.
