#China

As Hong Kong prepares to announce its first stablecoin licenses, Chinese companies are backing away. What this retreat reveals about crypto regulation and geopolitical tensions in Asia's financial hub.

Trump's second term reveals the world isn't multipolar—it's still unipolar, but now America exercises power without responsibility. China and Russia's challenge has failed to create genuine alternatives.

Beijing's latest military purges reflect domestic political maneuvering and corruption concerns, not Taiwan strategy. Understanding Xi's real priorities reveals a different calculus.

Chinese UN envoy warns of resolute retaliation if Japan intervenes militarily in Taiwan, escalating diplomatic tensions amid US-Japan joint military drills.

Sam Altman's praise for Chinese tech progress signals a shift in AI competition dynamics. What does this mean for global tech leadership and OpenAI's revenue strategy?

China announces unilateral zero-tariff policy for 53 African nations including South Africa, seeking no reciprocity. What's behind this unprecedented economic gesture?

While America focuses on oil drilling, China has seized control of solar panels, batteries, and electric vehicles—the infrastructure that will power the 21st century economy.

Kenya's investment chief reveals how Chinese projects go from signing to operation in under a year, while Western investments spend years in due diligence. A tale of two development philosophies.

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's Japan launches massive US investment push just a week after election victory, marking the beginning of a strategic economic realignment that puts Beijing on edge.

Chinese luxury brands are threatening European dominance with competitive pricing and cultural confidence. From Icicle's Paris IPO plans to Laopu Gold's meteoric rise, Made-in-China luxury is reshaping the global market.

Massive Chinese fishing vessel formations near Japan's waters signal a new form of maritime pressure, raising questions about gray-zone tactics in East Asian waters.

China's Dali-Ruili railway, dubbed the world's most challenging rail project, nears completion through the Hengduan Mountains, reshaping Southeast Asian connectivity.