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At the 9th China-South Asia Expo held in Kunming, a tea-making robot drew crowds by performing traditional Chinese tea rituals with smooth, graceful movements. The robot combined cultural tradition with modern technology, offering visitors a unique experience that showed how innovation can preserve and celebrate heritage. This year’s expo saw participation from over 2,500 companies

In the second round of trade talks today in London, the United States and China will focus on export controls regarding critical technologies and rare earths instead of tariffs...

Mainland China chipmaking capacity set to outpace Taiwan by 2030 Christina Comben · 2 days ago · 2 min read Mainland China chipmaking is set to surpass Taiwan by 2030, reshaping the global chip industry and impacting AI and crypto sectors. 2 min read Updated: Jul. 6, 2025 at 12:58 pm UTC Cover art/illustration via

China calls Trump’s trade deal accusations ‘groundless’  The Washington PostChina counters Trump's accusations of Geneva trade deal violations, says U.S. undermining consensus  CNBCUS efforts to coerce China into trade concessions ‘will not work’, analysts say  South China Morning PostChina accuses US of ‘seriously violating’ trade truce  The GuardianChina’s Grip on Rare Earths Gives Xi Leverage in US Trade Duel  Bloomberg...

China confirms US tariff suspension, Bitcoin nears ATH with huge green candle to $105k Liam 'Akiba' Wright · 1 month ago · 2 min read Gold drops while Bitcoin boasts gains, reflecting shifting investor risk appetites. 2 min read Updated: May. 12, 2025 at 9:57 am UTC Cover art/illustration via CryptoSlate. Image includes combined content

China has launched the first satellites of what is designed to be a computing network of some 2,800 satellites

Homepage > News > Business > China launches first AI-based nuclear warhead inspector A group of Chinese researchers has unveiled a solution to detect real nuclear warheads from decoys to streamline processes for global arms verification. According to a report, the solution leverages artificial intelligence (AI) to inspect nuclear warheads, distinguishing real nukes from replicas. Dubbed

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Beijing has a choice on whether or not to be a dependable partner with the rest of the world. Michael Nagle/Bloomberg via Getty Images