Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is exploring an opportunity to meet US President Donald Trump during her visit to the United States later this month, as Tokyo seeks to exchange views with
At 85, Chen Liquan, an academician at the Chinese Academy of Engineering, remains actively engaged in guiding China’s battery technology revolution. He is driven by a vision he calls “Electric China.” As
MoreAmid mounting tensions in the Indo-Pacific, US military officials are sounding the alarm about China’s increasing military activity near Taiwan. According to Admiral Samuel Paparo, the top US Navy commander in the
MoreAlibaba’s chair, Joe Tsai, recently confirmed that the Chinese ecommerce giant will provide artificial intelligence (AI) technology for Apple’s iPhone models sold in China. This collaboration has already fueled a significant surge
MoreUS private equity firms have invested billions of dollars in data centres serving ByteDance, the owner of TikTok, creating a lucrative business that is now facing challenges due to a US crackdown
MoreChina’s construction of coal-fired power plants reached its highest level in nearly a decade in 2024, contradicting President Xi Jinping’s pledge to peak carbon emissions before 2030, according to a report by
MoreFormer Google CEO Eric Schmidt has urged Western nations to focus on developing open-source artificial intelligence (AI) models, cautioning that failure to do so could lead to China taking the lead in
MoreA popular narrative in Washington has blamed trade for America’s perceived relative decline in global influence. Many argue that by opening up to trade with rising powers like China and India, the
MoreChina has raised formal objections to the portrayal of Arunachal Pradesh and Aksai Chin as part of India in Bangladeshi school textbooks and on the official website of the Department of Survey.
MoreTesla has officially launched its first energy storage gigafactory outside the United States, opening a $200 million battery facility in Shanghai despite ongoing trade tensions between Washington and Beijing. As reported by
MoreHong Kong has announced plans to file a complaint against the United States’ newly imposed tariffs with the World Trade Organization (WTO), after Beijing’s retaliatory levies on American goods took effect. Hong
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