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

Xi Jinping and Kim Jong Un pledge closer cooperation in politics, trade and culture as Beijing and Pyongyang highlight a renewed partnership.

From Plato’s ideal order to carbon accounting, a new organizing principle is reshaping the global economy. As carbon becomes the metric that governs trade, finance, and industry, the real contest is no longer over emissions—but over who writes the rules

State-run Xinhua plans an "authoritative" agentic AI to promote official party doctrine and flag citation errors in political texts

Speaking at a major Mediterranean fisheries meeting in Rhodes, Agriculture Minister Margaritis Schinas outlined plans to boost fish farming output while emphasizing that growth and sustainability are not incompatible goals.

The Greece-China partnership lies at the heart of developments.

Ambassador Benjamin Leon warned against Chinese involvement in critical sectors such as telecommunications, data and defense, while stressing the importance of continued U.S.-Spain security cooperation

The Russian president’s 25th visit to China comes days after Donald Trump’s high-profile trip, as Beijing seeks to reinforce its image as a reliable global partner while expanding strategic cooperation with Moscow

Iran dominated talks during Trump's 2-day visit to Beijing, China, which wrapped up with a state luncheon

Stone tools found at the Lingjing site in central China are 20,000 years older than previously thought, rewriting the timeline of human innovation in East Asia