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  • China reportedly blocks Meta’s 2 billion USD AI startup deal over security concerns

    China has reportedly blocked Meta’s $2 billion acquisition of AI startup Manus, citing national security concerns. The move reflects tighter regulatory scrutiny over technology transfers and is expected to increase caution in global cross-border tech investments.
  • China outplays India women 5-0 in Uber Cup clash

    India’s women’s team put up a spirited fight but lost 0-5 to defending champions China in the Thomas and Uber Cup 2026. PV Sindhu and others showed promise, but China dominated the Group A clash in Denmark.
  • China to send giant pandas to Atlanta again

    China will send two giant pandas, Ping Ping and Fu Shuang, to Zoo Atlanta under a 10-year conservation deal. The move strengthens US–China “panda diplomacy” amid strained ties and upcoming high-level political engagement
  • China calls Hormuz international waterway; Xi presses for reopening 

    Xi Jinping called for keeping the Strait of Hormuz open for global shipping, stressing it as an international waterway amid Iran–US tensions, energy concerns, and rising regional conflict affecting trade and navigation security
  • China calls US blockade of Strait of Hormuz ‘dangerous’, warns of retaliation

    China has strongly criticised the US blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, calling it a "dangerous and irresponsible move" that threatens regional stability. Beijing denied allegations of aiding Iran militarily and warned of countermeasures if Washington raises tariffs.
  • Russia, China veto UN resolution on Strait of Hormuz

    The UN Security Council failed to pass a resolution aimed at safeguarding navigation through the Strait of Hormuz after Russia and China vetoed the proposal. Bahrain, backed by Gulf allies, had introduced a toned-down draft calling for defensive coordination, but Pakistan and Colombia abstained.
  • Opinion: Xi’s push for a common Chinese identity

    For China’s leadership, the law on ethnic unity marks the culmination of policies aimed at shaping a Han-centric national identity under the Communist Party
  • India sharply increases Russian oil imports, tankers diverted from China

    India has sharply increased Russian oil imports after the US allowed higher purchases, prompting several tankers originally bound for China to divert to Indian ports. Analysts say rising demand from multiple buyers could push global oil prices higher.
  • Taiwan reports large-scale Chinese military aircraft presence near island

    Taiwan detected 26 Chinese military aircraft and seven naval ships near the island after a recent dip in such activity. Analysts link the surge to military training, US–China diplomacy, and ongoing tensions, while Taiwan maintains its defensive posture
  • China’s air defence system fails miserably, becomes ‘laughing stock’: Report

    China’s HQ-9B air defence system is facing global criticism after reported failures in Pakistan, Venezuela and Iran. A report said the missiles and JY-27A radars failed to detect or stop attacks in real combat, raising doubts about Chinese military technology
  • BYD unveils Blade Battery 2.0 with 1,000 km range and ultra-fast charging

    The Chinese EV maker stated that its 'flash charging' system can power the battery from 10% to 70% in just five minutes, and reach 97% in approximately nine minutes under normal conditions
  • China restricts exports to 40 Japanese entities with ties to military

    China restricted exports to 40 Japanese companies, citing Japan’s “remilitarisation” after PM Sanae Takaichi hinted at intervention over Taiwan. Measures include dual-use export bans and watchlists, prompting strong protests from Tokyo amid rising Sino-Japanese tensions
  • Editorial: Breaking China’s semiconductor chokehold

    Resilient semiconductor networks are essential in a world increasingly shaped by supply chain weaponisation
  • Pakistan successfully launches second indigenous Earth Observation Satellite EO-2

    Pakistan launched its second indigenous Earth Observation Satellite, EO-2, from China’s Yangjiang Seashore Launch Centre. Developed by SUPARCO, the satellite will improve earth observation, high-resolution imaging, disaster management, and strategic planning, expanding Pakistan’s satellite fleet for enhanced coverage and precision.
  • China comments on Japan election: Takaichi victory sparks diplomatic reflection

    China reacted to Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s landslide midterm victory, citing structural and ideological trends. Beijing emphasized adherence to bilateral agreements, criticized Takaichi’s Taiwan remarks, and highlighted ongoing diplomatic tensions, including travel advisories and trade restrictions on Japanese goods.
  • Trade pact with US may stabilise rupee: Report

    The India-US trade deal is expected to help stabilise the rupee, narrow the current account deficit and boost foreign direct investment, according to a report. Improved market access and tariff certainty could support exports, manufacturing investment and medium-term economic growth
  • China criticises Grammy Award to Dalai Lama, warns against ‘anti-China’ use

    China has criticised the Grammy Award given to the Dalai Lama, warning against its use for what it calls anti-China activities. The Tibetan spiritual leader won the award for a spoken-word album and responded by emphasising peace, compassion and shared human responsibility.
  • UK’s Starmer heads to China seeking thaw in relations but risking rift with Trump

    UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer begins a landmark China visit seeking economic gains and warmer ties with Beijing amid strained US relations. The trip aims to boost trade and investment but risks criticism over security, human rights and potential fallout with Washington
  • Top General Zhang Youxia threatened Chinese Communist Party’s leadership over military: PLA Daily

    China investigates top generals Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli for corruption and challenging party control, reinforcing Xi Jinping’s absolute leadership over the military and anti-graft campaign
  • Islamic State group claims attack on Kabul restaurant that killed 7, including Chinese national

    At least seven people, including a Chinese national, were killed in a suicide bombing at a restaurant in Kabul’s Shahr-e-Naw district. The Islamic State claimed responsibility, citing retaliation against China’s treatment of Uyghur Muslims, while investigations continue
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