#China

As Iran faces US-Israeli strikes, China confronts the limits of its transactional partnerships and global ambitions amid economic headwinds and geopolitical uncertainty.

Analysis of how US military involvement in Iran creates opportunities for China to expand influence in Asia

Japan and Canada forge cybersecurity cooperation framework to counter Chinese and Russian cyber threats through real-time intelligence sharing and joint analysis.

China allocates $277B for defense with 7% increase, maintaining military buildup pace despite economic slowdown. What this means for global security and regional stability.

China sent no warplanes near Taiwan for six consecutive days - the longest pause in three years. Is this strategic restraint ahead of the Xi-Trump summit?

China announces 7% defense spending increase for 2026, lowest in five years but still outpacing regional growth amid Taiwan tensions and military purges.

China's military spending surge amid leadership purges raises questions about regional stability and defense industry implications across Asia.

China invested $24bn across 168 ports in 90 countries over 25 years. This isn't just about trade—it's about reshaping global power through maritime control.

Honda becomes first Japanese automaker to sell China-made EVs domestically, signaling a seismic shift in global automotive power dynamics and manufacturing pride.

China embraces open-source AI development while the US pursues closed systems, reshaping the global tech landscape and competitive dynamics.

US munitions rapidly depleting in Iran campaign while China watches for Taiwan invasion window. Military stockpile crisis threatens global deterrence.

The European Union unveiled sweeping industrial policies that mark a dramatic shift from decades of free trade principles, specifically targeting Chinese competition and investments.