International
China Jails Artist for Three Years Over Satirical Mao Sculptures
Chinese artist Gao Zhen sentenced to three years in prison for satirical Mao sculptures in a secret trial.
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International
China’s Strategic Reserves Bolster Resilience Against US Economic Pressure on Iran
Chinese analysts believe Beijing can resist US economic pressure on Iran due to its critical mineral control and oil reserves.
International
China Mandates Door Safety Fixes for Tesla and Eight Other Automakers
China's regulator orders Tesla and eight other automakers to fix electric car door safety issues, citing occupant exit difficulties.
International
US State Department Declares Scholar Wrongfully Detained in China
US State Department designates scholar U Min Zin as wrongfully detained in China, raising diplomatic concerns.
International
China jails Evergrande founder for life amid property empire collapse
China sentences Evergrande founder Hui Ka Yan to life in prison, capping the downfall of a property empire.
International
China’s LandSpace Achieves Reusable Rocket First Stage Landing
Chinese startup LandSpace lands reusable rocket first stage, signaling increased competition in low-cost spaceflight.
Business
China’s Faltering Economy Amplifies Working-Class Voices in Literature
Working-class writers in China are gaining recognition for their authentic narratives amid economic challenges, drawing government attention.
News
China Eyes Global AI Influence Through Data Export
China aims to influence global AI by exporting data, raising concerns about narrative spread.
Business
China Reflects on Zhu Rongji’s Openness Amidst Xi’s Era of Control
Tributes to former Premier Zhu Rongji highlight his outspoken style and global economic integration efforts, contrasting with Xi Jinping's era.
News
Taiwan Simulates Internet Blackout to Gauge China Invasion Resilience
Taiwan conducted a 30-minute simulated internet blackout to test public and infrastructure resilience against potential Chinese cyberattacks.