September 9, 1976, the day Mao Zedong died—the turning point from revolutionary transformation towards Deng Xiaoping’s very different path of development

Five decades after Mao Zedong’s death, China remains caught between the legacy of his revolutionary era and the economic transformation that turned the country into a global power

Military researchers, patents, and procurement records show Beijing accelerating plans to deploy humanoid robots in combat roles alongside human troops

Death toll from Himalayan flash floods reaches 469, with over 1,000 still missing, as authorities halt rescue work over fears of a second flood

China postponed the launch of its Chang'e-7 lunar probe, which aims to search the moon's south pole for water ice, citing unmet launch conditions

A newly confirmed carnivorous plant species from Yunnan's mountains finally proves a suspicion Charles Darwin couldn't confirm 150 years ago

The joint maritime exercises took place as Manila and Beijing exchanged fresh accusations over confrontations in disputed waters, underscoring ongoing tensions in the South China Sea

The UK is the favorite market for Chinese-made cars, while France and Germany are showing signs of resistance

A prostate cancer patient in Athens underwent surgery while the Greek surgeon operated from Wuhan, marking a milestone for telemedicine and robotic-assisted procedures in Greece

Beijing wants renewables to supply 80% of AI data centers power by 2030, up from just 11% in 2023, but demand unpredictability and grid operator resistance are slowing progress

Weighing under 0.3 grams and controlled via Bluetooth, the insect-mimicking micro-drone can carry a camera and microphone while evading radar and the naked eye

The five-day event will showcase contemporary Chinese cinema through eight films making their Greek debut while launching a new cultural partnership between film archives in China and Greece

Taiwan says its sovereignty cannot be challenged after Beijing ended a maritime operation near the island, while tensions continue over disputed waters and regional security concerns

With nearly 13 million students competing this year, China's college entrance exam determines not just university placement but lifetime income, status, and opportunity