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U.S. Sanctions North Korea and Allies Over Missile SupportThe U.S. imposes sanctions on North Korean nationals and companies from Russia and China for procuring missile materials for North Korea.
U.S. Builds Missile Wall Around China: 70% of Navy, 50% of Air Force in RangeChina successfully tests ICBMs in the Pacific, enhancing military power, while the US responds by deploying intermediate-range missiles.
China Protests U.S. Sanctions on 29 Firms Over Alleged Forced LaborChina protests U.S. sanctions on 29 companies linked to Uyghur forced labor, calling them baseless and harmful to global supply chains.
Cook’s Third China Visit Signals Apple’s Continued Investment and Strategic TiesApple CEO Tim Cook emphasizes the importance of Chinese partners during his visit to the China International Supply Chain Promotion Expo.
NVIDIA’s $3.3 Trillion Market Value Crashes—Apple Takes the LeadNVIDIA's stock fell over 4%, losing its title as the most valuable company amid U.S. export control concerns on China.
Trump Targets China, Mexico, and Canada with New Tariffs to Tackle Fentanyl CrisisTrump plans new tariffs on China, Mexico, and Canada to combat drug trafficking and illegal immigration, effective January 20.
China Wants Europe to Lead with Openness, Not ConfrontationChina urges the EU to maintain strategic autonomy amidst rising unilateralism, emphasizing cooperation and dialogue with Luxembourg.
Tech Leaks to China Skyrocket: What’s Behind Korea’s Technology Crisis?South Korea sees a surge in technology leaks, with arrests hitting an all-time high, posing risks to national security and economy.
Starbucks Faces Growing Pains in China: Could a Stake Sale to Local Firms Help Revive Growth?Starbucks is exploring options, including selling its stake in China, to improve performance with local partners.
China Steals America's Top AI Talent: Is Silicon Valley Losing Its Edge?China is rapidly becoming a global AI hub, attracting top talent and fostering startups, supported by major tech firms and the government.
Shockwave Through Asia: US Plans Missile Deployment Near Okinawa for Taiwan CrisisThe U.S. and Japan plan missile deployments to counter potential Chinese aggression towards Taiwan, enhancing regional defense strategies.
China Fears the Worst as North Korea Strengthens Ties with Russia: The U.S. Is Watching CloselyChina is uneasy about North Korea's ties with Russia, fearing it may embolden Pyongyang against its interests amid regional tensions.
China’s Plan to Outmaneuver US Restrictions in Chip ManufacturingChina's semiconductor industry is rapidly growing, focusing on self-sufficiency, with production capacity expected to rise significantly.
China Opens Visa-Free Access for Japan—Why Now?China plans to resume short-term visa exemptions for Japan, aiming to boost tourism and investment following a recent summit.
Pizza or Nightmare? China’s Goblin Pizza Leaves Diners ShudderingPizza Hut China's "Goblin Pizza," inspired by a game, faces backlash for its unappealing appearance and negative public reactions.
Judge in Shanghai Calls Cryptos 'Commodities,' But Cautions Against Speculation and CrimeJudge Sun Jie clarifies that cryptocurrency is legal in China as a commodity but warns against its speculative and illicit uses.
US Needs News ‘Manhattan Project’ to Stay Ahead of China in AI, Report SaysThe USCC recommends a new "Manhattan Project" to enhance AI and tech competition with China, proposing 32 strategic measures.
China's Education System Faces Extreme Gender Imbalance: More Boys in Kindergarten, More Girls in CollegeChina's education system shows a gender imbalance, with more males in early education but a significant female majority in universities.
Russian Submarine Stirs Tensions in South China Sea, Philippines Respond with Force A Russian submarine was detected in the South China Sea, raising concerns in the Philippines as military tensions escalate in the region.
This ‘Monster Missile’ Could Wipe Out China’s Big Cities—And It’s Ready Now South Korea's Hyunmoo-5 missile, unveiled on Armed Forces Day, poses a strategic threat to North Korea and raises concerns in China.
U.S. Sanctions North Korea and Allies Over Missile Support The U.S. imposes sanctions on North Korean nationals and companies from Russia and China for procuring missile materials for North Korea.
U.S. Builds Missile Wall Around China: 70% of Navy, 50% of Air Force in Range China successfully tests ICBMs in the Pacific, enhancing military power, while the US responds by deploying intermediate-range missiles.
China Protests U.S. Sanctions on 29 Firms Over Alleged Forced Labor China protests U.S. sanctions on 29 companies linked to Uyghur forced labor, calling them baseless and harmful to global supply chains.
Cook’s Third China Visit Signals Apple’s Continued Investment and Strategic Ties Apple CEO Tim Cook emphasizes the importance of Chinese partners during his visit to the China International Supply Chain Promotion Expo.
NVIDIA’s $3.3 Trillion Market Value Crashes—Apple Takes the Lead NVIDIA's stock fell over 4%, losing its title as the most valuable company amid U.S. export control concerns on China.
Trump Targets China, Mexico, and Canada with New Tariffs to Tackle Fentanyl Crisis Trump plans new tariffs on China, Mexico, and Canada to combat drug trafficking and illegal immigration, effective January 20.
China Wants Europe to Lead with Openness, Not Confrontation China urges the EU to maintain strategic autonomy amidst rising unilateralism, emphasizing cooperation and dialogue with Luxembourg.
Tech Leaks to China Skyrocket: What’s Behind Korea’s Technology Crisis? South Korea sees a surge in technology leaks, with arrests hitting an all-time high, posing risks to national security and economy.
Starbucks Faces Growing Pains in China: Could a Stake Sale to Local Firms Help Revive Growth? Starbucks is exploring options, including selling its stake in China, to improve performance with local partners.
China Steals America's Top AI Talent: Is Silicon Valley Losing Its Edge? China is rapidly becoming a global AI hub, attracting top talent and fostering startups, supported by major tech firms and the government.
Shockwave Through Asia: US Plans Missile Deployment Near Okinawa for Taiwan Crisis The U.S. and Japan plan missile deployments to counter potential Chinese aggression towards Taiwan, enhancing regional defense strategies.
China Fears the Worst as North Korea Strengthens Ties with Russia: The U.S. Is Watching Closely China is uneasy about North Korea's ties with Russia, fearing it may embolden Pyongyang against its interests amid regional tensions.
China’s Plan to Outmaneuver US Restrictions in Chip Manufacturing China's semiconductor industry is rapidly growing, focusing on self-sufficiency, with production capacity expected to rise significantly.
China Opens Visa-Free Access for Japan—Why Now? China plans to resume short-term visa exemptions for Japan, aiming to boost tourism and investment following a recent summit.
Pizza or Nightmare? China’s Goblin Pizza Leaves Diners Shuddering Pizza Hut China's "Goblin Pizza," inspired by a game, faces backlash for its unappealing appearance and negative public reactions.
Judge in Shanghai Calls Cryptos 'Commodities,' But Cautions Against Speculation and Crime Judge Sun Jie clarifies that cryptocurrency is legal in China as a commodity but warns against its speculative and illicit uses.
US Needs News ‘Manhattan Project’ to Stay Ahead of China in AI, Report Says The USCC recommends a new "Manhattan Project" to enhance AI and tech competition with China, proposing 32 strategic measures.
China's Education System Faces Extreme Gender Imbalance: More Boys in Kindergarten, More Girls in College China's education system shows a gender imbalance, with more males in early education but a significant female majority in universities.
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