🇨🇳 China

Hot Mic Captures Putin and Xi's Talk on Organ Transplants and Longevity
September 3 @ 11:32pm ET  
A hot mic caught Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping discussing organ transplants and living to 150 during a Beijing parade on September 3. This unscripted chat has sparked global debate on biotechnology ethics.
Trump Accuses Xi, Putin, and Kim of Plotting Against US at China Parade
September 3 @ 9:26am ET  
President Trump accused Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin, and Kim Jong Un of conspiring against the US during China's military parade on September 3. The event marked the 80th anniversary of China's WWII victory over Japan.
China's Naval Surge: Outpacing US Shipbuilding at Alarming Rate
September 3 @ 7:05am ET  
China's navy, now the world's largest with 234 warships, outpaces the US fleet of 219. Its shipbuilding capacity, 200 times greater than the US, raises concerns about maritime dominance.
Texas Law Limits Chinese Property Ownership Over Security Concerns
September 1 @ 4:41am ET  
Texas's new Senate Bill 17, effective September 1, restricts property ownership for citizens from China, Iran, North Korea, and Russia. Critics argue it fosters discrimination, while officials claim it's vital for national security.
US Tightens Restrictions on Samsung and SK Hynix Chip Production in China
August 31 @ 11:30am ET  
The US has tightened restrictions on Samsung and SK Hynix, revoking waivers for using American chipmaking equipment in China. This move, driven by national security, mandates licenses and may disrupt global semiconductor supply.
Pentagon Ends Use of Chinese Nationals in Cloud Systems, Hegseth Confirms
August 28 @ 3:31am ET  
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ended the use of Chinese nationals in Pentagon cloud systems, citing national security concerns. A third-party audit of Microsoft's practices is underway to ensure compliance.
Xi Jinping's Rare Tibet Visit Highlights Unity and Control
August 22 @ 8:40pm ET  
Xi Jinping's rare visit to Lhasa on August 20 emphasized unity and control during the 60th anniversary of Tibet's autonomous status. His focus on stability highlights China's ongoing efforts to assert authority in the region.
Nvidia's New China Chip Sparks Debate Over AI Export Policies
August 22 @ 4:15pm ET  
Nvidia is developing a new AI chip for China, seeking Trump administration approval amid U.S.-China tech tensions. CEO Jensen Huang confirmed discussions for a follow-on to the H20 chip.
Urgent Efforts to Save Yangtze Finless Porpoise from Extinction
August 22 @ 8:40am ET  
Scientists are racing to save the Yangtze finless porpoise, a critically endangered species in China's Yangtze River. Conservation efforts, including fishing bans and artificial breeding, offer hope for their survival.
American Firm Battles China's Tariff Dodging Tactics
August 20 @ 8:32pm ET  
A U.S. company with 124 years of history fights China's tariff evasion tactics. Their determination reflects a broader push for stronger trade law enforcement.
Swatch Faces Backlash in China Over 'Slanted Eyes' Advertisement
August 20 @ 8:40am ET  
Swatch faces backlash in China over an ad featuring a model making a 'slanted eyes' gesture, deemed racist by critics. The Swiss watchmaker apologized and removed the ad amid calls for a boycott.
China's Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing Showcase Tech Triumphs and Challenges
August 18 @ 10:16am ET  
The World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing showcased China's AI and robotics advancements with over 500 robots competing. Despite triumphs in events like running and soccer, frequent falls highlighted ongoing challenges.
China-Japan Tensions Persist 80 Years After WWII Through Film Narratives
August 18 @ 4:41am ET  
Eighty years after Japan's WWII surrender, Chinese films on the Nanjing Massacre fuel memory and anger. This cultural divide highlights ongoing tensions in China-Japan relations.
Chinese Ownership of US Farmland Sparks National Security Debate
August 16 @ 8:01pm ET  
Chinese ownership of US farmland, estimated at 265,000 to 370,000 acres, raises national security concerns due to proximity to military bases. New policies like the National Farm Security Action Plan aim to limit such purchases.
Hong Kong Tycoon Jimmy Lai Faces Life Sentence as Trial Nears End
August 15 @ 4:40pm ET  
Jimmy Lai's national security trial in Hong Kong resumed on August 14 amid health concerns, facing life imprisonment if convicted. His son Sebastien fears he may 'die in prison' due to harsh conditions and prolonged detention.
CCP's Rising Cyber Threat Forces US to Strengthen Defenses
August 14 @ 4:01am ET  
The Chinese Communist Party's cyber threats have escalated, prompting the U.S. to label it a top adversary. Recent hacks on critical infrastructure highlight the urgent need for stronger defenses.
Brooklyn Man Pleads Guilty to Smuggling 850 Turtles in Socks to Hong Kong
August 13 @ 8:03pm ET  
A Brooklyn man, Wei Qiang Lin, pleaded guilty to smuggling 850 turtles worth $1.4 million in socks to Hong Kong. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service uncovered the operation via an undercover Facebook sale.
U.S. State Department Exposes Beijing's Worldwide Repression Tactics
August 13 @ 2:01pm ET  
The U.S. State Department's new report exposes Beijing's global repression tactics, including harassment and surveillance. It highlights the targeting of dissidents and minorities worldwide, urging international action.
Chinese Warship Collision Near Scarborough Shoal Sparks Tensions
August 12 @ 8:42pm ET  
A Chinese warship collided with its own coast guard vessel near Scarborough Shoal on August 11, while chasing a Philippine boat. The crash, rendering the warship 'unseaworthy', heightens tensions in the disputed South China Sea.
China's Youth Unemployment Crisis: Pretending to Work in Fake Offices
August 12 @ 1:47pm ET  
China's youth unemployment crisis has led to a bizarre trend where young adults pay to pretend to work in fake offices. This reflects deep economic challenges and social pressures in the country.
US-China Tariff Deadline Looms: Trump Extends Cease-Fire by 90 Days
August 11 @ 7:15pm ET  
President Trump extended the US-China tariff deadline by 90 days, averting an immediate spike in tariffs set for Tuesday. This move keeps trade talks alive amid economic tensions between the world's largest economies.
U.S. Charges Chinese Nationals in Nvidia AI Chip Export Scandal
August 8 @ 8:40am ET  
Two Chinese nationals, Chuan Geng and Shiwei Yang, have been charged in the U.S. for illegally exporting Nvidia AI chips to China via Singapore and Malaysia. The case highlights national security concerns over advanced tech.
Rare Protests Erupt in China Over School Bullying Incident in Sichuan
August 6 @ 8:40pm ET  
Rare protests erupted in Jiangyou, Sichuan province, over a viral school bullying case involving a schoolgirl's beating. Police used batons and electric prods, escalating tensions as crowds demanded justice.
China's Mega Embassy in UK Sparks Security and Surveillance Fears
August 5 @ 8:40pm ET  
China's plan to build Europe's largest embassy in London at the Royal Mint Court has ignited fierce debate. Opponents cite security risks and surveillance fears, urging the UK government to reconsider approval.
Chinese Immigrants Face Tough Choices Amid Trump's Policies
August 4 @ 8:10am ET  
Chinese immigrants in the U.S. face a tough choice under Trump's 2025 policies: stay and risk deportation or flee and face penalties at home. Many fear fines or imprisonment if returned, amid heightened border security.
China and Russia Kick Off Joint Sea-2025 Naval Drills in Sea of Japan
August 4 @ 6:01am ET  
China and Russia have started 'Joint Sea-2025' naval drills near Vladivostok in the Sea of Japan from August 1 to 5. These exercises aim to boost military ties amid international concerns over their growing partnership.
Beijing Floods Claim Over 30 Lives at Nursing Home in Tragic Deluge
August 1 @ 12:40pm ET  
Flooding in Beijing killed 31 elderly residents at a Miyun District nursing home due to poor emergency planning. Local officials called it a 'wake-up call' as China's extreme weather claims 44 lives.
Trump's Trade Triumphs Face Rare Earth Hurdles with China
July 31 @ 7:31pm ET  
Trump's trade wins are overshadowed by China's dominance in rare earth minerals. The U.S. seeks alternatives through domestic support and global alliances to secure critical supplies.
China's $1,500 Child Subsidy Aims to Reverse Birth Rate Decline
July 30 @ 4:40pm ET  
China has launched a $500 annual subsidy per child under three to combat declining birth rates. This first-of-its-kind nationwide program aims to support 20 million families facing high child-rearing costs.
Security Concerns Mount Over Nvidia's H20 AI Chip Sales to China
July 30 @ 4:21pm ET  
National security experts oppose Nvidia's resumed H20 AI chip sales to China, citing risks to U.S. interests. The policy reversal by the Trump administration has sparked intense debate over technology export controls.
China Exploits U.S. Cyber Defense Weaknesses, Warns Former NSA Chief
July 30 @ 4:15am ET  
Gen. Timothy D. Haugh, former NSA and Cyber Command head, warns of China's exploitation of U.S. cyber defense gaps. His July 29 interview highlights urgent national security risks.
Shaolin Temple Scandal: Head Monk Shi Yongxin Under Investigation in China
July 29 @ 8:40pm ET  
Shi Yongxin, head monk of China's Shaolin Temple, is under investigation for embezzlement and improper relationships. The 'CEO monk,' known for popularizing kung fu globally, faces a scandal that could impact the temple's legacy.