After a Saudi appeal, China is leaning on Iran behind closed doors to curb the Houthis, using its position as Tehran's top oil customer

Chinese citizens embrace AI in daily life, trusting Beijing to manage the risks, unlike the anxious discourse in the United States

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

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

Mark Zuckerberg says AI must stay widely accessible, not concentrated among a few firms, as Meta pushes to rival China's open models

The ban is expected to hit Unitree, the world's leading maker of humanoid robots, amid national security concerns

Sources told Reuters Tehran is set to receive hundreds of Chinese-made shoulder-fired air-defense systems worth up to $70 million within weeks, in a move aimed at strengthening its short-range defenses after months of conflict

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

Zeekr's first appearance at the Paris Motor Show marks another step in its European growth push

An ECB survey found that nearly 80% of Greek consumers have shopped on Chinese online marketplaces over the past year, with low prices and product variety driving demand despite concerns over quality and trust.

The rise of religious tourism has fueled demand for monastery products, but concerns are growing over mass-produced goods and the loss of their spiritual meaning.

The counterfeit products, imported from China and sold under a well-known brand name, were seized in Romania, Serbia and Spain after a cross-border investigation led by the EU's anti-fraud agency.