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Since the onset of the pandemic in 2020, the competition within the Chinese automotive market has intensified exponentially each year. The price wars of the past two years have further escalated ...

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The Chinese military has designated seven zones along its eastern coast facing the self-ruled island of Taiwan for drills from Monday to Wednesday, Newsweek's map shows. The Taiwanese Defense ...

Taiwan's Defense Ministry on Tuesday said that China had deployed its largest navy fleet in regional waters in nearly three decades. The deployment is bigger than the military drills of 2022, when ...

(Bloomberg) -- Stocks fell and bond yields rose, with Wall Street traders gearing up for inflation data that will help determine whether the Federal Reserve will cut or hold rates next week. Just ...

A failure to engage meaningfully with young people's motivations to consume media can drive them to circumvent restrictions, according to experts. Source: AAP / Dean Lewins In late November ...

For Gukesh, this was going to be perhaps the most vital game yet of the World chess championship. He had white pieces. He needed to strike. Strike he did, though with considerable assistance from ...

Faced with a faltering economy and falling prices, the Politburo loosened the policy approach of China’s central bank and called for “extraordinary” measures. By Keith Bradsher Reporting ...

Politicians and intelligence agencies finger Russia, China, Iran and the West’s other ... but the alliance can play a critical supporting role by pooling information and sharing best practices.

Politicians and intelligence agencies finger Russia, China, Iran and the West’s other adversaries for most of the incidents, but attributing blame is often difficult. Responding can be even harder.