Seven Chinese Nationals Die After Bus Sinks In Lake Baikal
What looks like a frozen wonderland can turn deadly in seconds—just ask the tourists who ventured onto Siberia’s iconic lake. Seven Chinese tourists lost their
What looks like a frozen wonderland can turn deadly in seconds—just ask the tourists who ventured onto Siberia’s iconic lake. Seven Chinese tourists lost their
China is drawing a firm line in the sand when it comes to digital money. But what’s allowed—and what’s banned—might surprise you. On Friday, Beijing
What would you do if your quiet village suddenly felt… watched? That’s the question residents of Camblanes-et-Meynac, a sleepy spot near Bordeaux, are now asking.
China wants to take AI to space—and it’s not waiting around. Beijing plans to launch space-based AI data centres over the next five years, state
Keir Starmer’s visit to Beijing was meant to break the ice — and it did more than that. For the first time in eight years,
China has carried out the execution of 11 members of the infamous Ming family. A clan once synonymous with scam empires along the China-Myanmar border.
China’s military top brass is in chaos. Seriously. When the country’s most senior general and another high-ranking officer are suddenly purged, you can’t help but
China’s baby bust just hit a new low — and it’s raising uncomfortable questions about the country’s future. Official figures released Monday show births fell
After eight long years of diplomatic frost, a Canadian prime minister is back in Beijing. Mark Carney touched down on Wednesday, marking the first such
So, is the AI chip freeze finally thawing? Washington has given Nvidia the go-ahead to resume sales of its powerful H200 AI processors to China.
A Russian warship has sailed into South African waters. It will join Chinese and Iranian naval vessels for a week-long set of military exercises off
A misplaced phone. A foreign airport. And some very sensitive data. That’s the uncomfortable mix now facing Japan’s nuclear watchdog. According to Japanese media, an
