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Russia has just wrapped up hosting mass military drills involving troops and defense technology from eight countries which state media hailed as applying lessons learned from the Ukraine war.
China is rapidly consolidating its banking industry as Beijing tries to strengthen the financial system amid mounting pressure on the world's second-largest economy.
China's Fuman Oilfield has produced more than 26 million tonnes of oil and gas from ultra-deep formations below 6,000 metres. Engineers have now recovered rock cores from 8,080 metres underground, reaching rocks roughly 500 million years old.
Beijing's new 15-year grants borrow American funding idea with a proven record, but money can't buy the freedom to argue or leave
US fighters a welcome relief against near-daily Chinese air incursions, but jets would face steep odds if the shooting ever actually started
In a world first, Chinese engineers have achieved brief nuclear fusion with a much cleaner and abundant fuel supply in what an international review team called a "significant and valuable" advance in the field.
Beijing wants large-scale production, but the world's biggest EV battery maker warns that making the technology affordable is another matter.
What happens when the relentless pursuit of adrenaline leads to losing your soul in the process?
There will be no clear winner as US looks to build the most powerful AI while China seeks to make the tech ubiquitous
Refueling in orbit signals a turn in space warfare, as sustained operations make space a high-stakes, maneuver-driven gray zone
US-Saudi agreement gives Riyadh technical means to pursue nuclear latency in risky bid to sever kingdom's budding ties to China
The United States and China announced massive tariff cuts Monday on a wide range of items from each nation.
Xi de facto laid the framework for how China and the U.S. should compete on a "win-win" basis.
China's decision to extend the maximum term for individual home mortgages from 30 years to 40 years has received a lukewarm response from homebuyers.
MP Materials' rare earth magnet factory is on the cusp of making history. Will it be enough?
China just broke ground on a revolutionary new hybridized energy production and storage facility.
Following our earlier coverage of Barclays senior China economist Yingke Zhou's view that Chinese leader Xi Jinping's state visit delivered "more signaling, less substance," attention turns to Taiwan, where Xi pressed President Donald Trump to oppose
Xi and Trump traded warm words in Washington, but history shows goodwill is fragile unless institutions turn rhetoric into reality
I am in Washington this week. Yesterday afternoon Marine One flew over on its way to Joint Base Andrews, with the President on board to meet Xi Jinping's plane in person.
Following our earlier coverage of Barclays senior China economist Yingke Zhou's view that Chinese leader Xi Jinping's state visit delivered "more signaling, less substance," attention turns to Taiwan, where Xi pressed President Donald Trump to oppose
Potentially, fifty years from now people may look back and marvel at how easily (and cheaply) China could wind up the Western liberals, and how they got away with it.
Question is no longer whether Taiwan's hardware can be replicated, but whether US can do so fast enough as AI race with China accelerates
Trade truce extended two months, not six, as the United States says China lags on agriculture deals and rare earths shipments
Russian academic and RAS member Sergey Glazyev, together with Konstantin Malofeev, outlined scenarios in a Tsargrad piece.
...something far bigger slipped past us.
In the first eight months of 2026, China imported more than 1,000 tonnes of gold, spending a record $158.8 billion. That already exceeds the $96.5 billion it spent in all of 2025.
How do math skills compare around the world?
When we last covered an FCB (short for Fang Cheng Bao) car, it was the 1,430-mile (2.300-km) PHEV SUV crossover. And that was just last month. Now, FCB has launched its very first sedan in the form of the Formula S. And it's coming for the Tesla Mo
A coil of copper, a battery, and a magnet can spin until the battery dies. That quiet rotation is also why phones, cars, and missiles depend on a handful of metals that almost nobody else can turn into magnets at scale.
Last Sunday morning, the Treasury Secretary Bessent and the Vice Premier of China sat down to negotiate the commercial future of the two largest economies on earth.
