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Chinese researchers have achieved a critical milestone in quantum computing with their Zuchongzhi 3.2 processor, reaching the fault-tolerant threshold. They are now the second team globally, after Google, to clear this hurdle, intensifying the tech race.

The U.S. faces a backlog of over $20 billion in arms sales to Taiwan due to production capacity issues at defense contractors. The delays, affecting F-16V jets, raise concerns about security gaps.

China's new superconducting maglev has set a world record, accelerating to 700 km/h in under 2 seconds. The technology could unlock new possibilities for hyperloop and aerospace launch assistance.

80 years before Vasco da Gama, Chinese admiral Zheng He's massive fleet reached Africa. Discover how this forgotten history is shaping China's modern Belt and Road Initiative and its geopolitical strategy today.

China has revealed a new catalogue of encouraged industries for foreign investment, effective Feb 2026. The list adds 205 sectors for a total of 1,679, aiming to attract capital into high-tech fields.

Chinese state media is escalating criticism of Japan's alleged 'neo-militarism,' raising tensions. Beijing has warned it has sufficient policy tools to respond if its core interests are threatened.

Foreign-branded smartphone shipments, led by Apple's iPhone, more than doubled in China in November 2025, signaling a strong rebound amid fierce competition from Huawei.

China's top advisory body, the CPPCC, has removed eight members, including four former defense executives, in a move seen as an extension of Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign.

China's first batch of 2026 fuel export quotas is set to remain unchanged from the previous year, according to Reuters sources. The move signals policy stability but leaves Asian energy markets guessing.

As the US's commitment to defending Taiwan appears to waver, China's military activity has become a critical barometer. Observers analyze five years of PLA movements to decode Beijing's intentions for reunification.

The Trump administration's recall of nearly 30 career ambassadors has prompted a stark warning from Democrats, who claim the move leaves over 100 posts vacant and creates a diplomatic vacuum for China and Russia to exploit.

An analysis of how China's 'panda diplomacy' reflects shifting relations with Japan and France. The movement of these animals is more than goodwill; it's a tool in Xi Jinping's foreign policy.