Canada’s Prime Minister Arrives In China Amid Diplomatic Spotlight
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
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
South Korea’s new president is making a carefully timed move — and all eyes are on Beijing. President Lee Jae Myung is meeting Xi Jinping
China is moving to put some firm guardrails around artificial intelligence. And this time, the focus is clear: children’s safety and harmful chatbot advice. With
What happens when tensions are already high—and one side decides to flex its muscles? That’s the question hanging over Taiwan this week. China has launched
Japan is on high alert again — and this time, it’s because Russian and Chinese warplanes decided to take a long flight around its backyard.
Japan and China are sparring once again — this time over a tense mid-air encounter that Tokyo says crossed a dangerous line. So what happened
Imagine walking into a shop in China, glancing at a QR code, saying a quick command — and boom, you’ve paid. That’s the pitch behind
China and Japan are once again clashing over a tiny cluster of islands in the East China Sea. This time, both sides are telling very
China and Japan are trading some of their harshest words in years — all sparked by a few sentences about Taiwan. So what exactly happened,
