China may finally be waking up to the economic drag caused by its unchecked industrial price wars. In recent weeks, top officials including President Xi Jinping have publicly acknowledged the damage from oversupply and cutthroat competitionespecially in sectors like steel,

Authors warn that normalising the humanoid technology could lead to ‘indiscriminate killings and accidental deaths’

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will meet with China’s leader Xi Jinping on an upcoming trip he said Friday would focus on closer business ties. Albanese departs Saturday for the trip that includes stops in Beijing,

Xi Jinping skips BRICS Summit for the first time amid speculation of political turbulence in China and divisions between member nations over trade and strategic interests

The notion that Xi Jinping is about to be toppled is a distraction from the real cleavages in Chinese politics.

Just a few weeks after Tokyo complained about a Chinese combat aircraft having flown abnormally close to a Japanese maritime patrol aircraft operating over the

BEIJING] After years of mounting concern over deflation and the bruising price wars that have plagued much of China’s economy, President Xi Jinping’s government is showing signs of finally taking action.

China's Central Military Commission is its smallest in decades highlighting the personalization of Xi Jinping's control even as questions grow over his power.

Sometimes it was thirty-six hours. Other times it was seventy hours. Or maybe it was ninety-some hours,” write the authors of “2024: How Trump Retook the White House and the Democrats Lost

Membership in the Chinese Communist Party has become a sticking point for the Trump administration. But many join for professional over political reasons.