In quick succession, US President Donald Trump has taken out two of Beijing’s closest allies: Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
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Why the Iran war is not a setback for China, but a lesson—and maybe even an opportunity to exploit
Many see Trump’s Iran strikes as a setback for Beijing. But China’s strategy is to watch, wait and safeguard its core interests—oil flows, Taiwan and trade—while its geopolitical rival expends ...
In early 2025, a little-known Chinese startup sent shockwaves through Silicon Valley—pushing executives and investors to ...
In a Shanghai shopping centre, customers browsed racks of used winter coats, $2 trousers and household appliances -- pre-used ...
Global conflicts over the past year have pushed the world towards a watershed moment, a spokesperson for China’s National People’s Congress said ahead of its annual meeting to be held from Mar 5 to 12 ...
China's major cities are likely to see a moderate pickup in home purchases during the traditional high season in March and ...
The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has pushed thousands of apps to launch "senior modes" with simplified interfaces and larger text. By 2025, over 3,000 websites and apps had ...
China’s Foreign Ministry condemned the reported targeting of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and called it a serious ...
The day the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran, China waited several hours before taking its first official position.
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