China released a new work plan to expand and upgrade service consumption, prioritizing six sectors from transport and housekeeping to tourism, auto after-market services, and inbound spending.
The UK says Keir Starmer’s China trip secured billions in export deals and market-access wins, including a whisky tariff cut and visa changes, while positioning the reset as “clear-eyed” engagement with national-security guardrails.
China is expanding its quiet carriage option to more than 8,000 high-speed trains from February 1, requiring passengers to accept a quiet agreement and follow rules that limit calls, device audio, and disruptive noise.
Russia’s Sergei Shoigu met China’s Wang Yi in Beijing and reiterated Moscow’s “consistent and unwavering” support for Beijing’s Taiwan position, as the two sides discussed regional and international security issues.
China’s anti-corruption watchdog is investigating emergency management minister Wang Xiangxi for “serious violations of discipline and law,” a rare probe involving a sitting cabinet-level official.
US-brokered peace talks between Ukraine and Russia begin in Abu Dhabi as new Russian attacks batter Ukrainian cities. This article covers the diplomatic push, ongoing disputes, and prospects for peace amid ongoing violence.
Former President Trump demands $1 billion in damages from Harvard University amid an escalating dispute over campus antisemitism and federal investigations.
China has released new rules on cross-border automotive data transfers, detailing requirements and exemptions to facilitate global collaboration while securing sensitive data. Tesla leads as the first foreign carmaker to comply, signaling expansion of autonomous driving in China.
AMD stock declines following an earnings beat and optimistic Q1 outlook, as investors worry about industry headwinds and sustainability. Read the latest analysis.
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The European Commission is investigating Chinese wind turbine maker Goldwind over alleged foreign subsidies, sparking criticism from China that the probe is protectionist.
Explore why the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is expected to hold interest rates steady, influenced by a new trade deal and strong economic growth, while focusing on policy transmission.
China’s commercial space industry drew global attention at a major Beijing expo featuring reusable rockets, satellite manufacturing and space applications, highlighting rapid growth across the private aerospace sector.
Japan swept the top three spots in the men’s short program at the Four Continents Championships in Beijing, led by Kao Miura, setting up a tense free skate battle.
Naomi Osaka makes a stylish return to the Australian Open with a unique outfit, secures a win, and navigates a tense post-match handshake with Sorana Cirstea.
China has released new rules on cross-border automotive data transfers, detailing requirements and exemptions to facilitate global collaboration while securing sensitive data. Tesla leads as the first foreign carmaker to comply, signaling expansion of autonomous driving in China.
AMD stock declines following an earnings beat and optimistic Q1 outlook, as investors worry about industry headwinds and sustainability. Read the latest analysis.
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China’s private rocket maker LandSpace is pushing ahead with a major IPO as the exchange reviews its application, aiming to raise around $1 billion or more to expand reusable rocket technology and production.
China has expanded its review of Meta’s $2 billion acquisition of AI startup Manus, widening scrutiny beyond national security to include financial and compliance checks that could force changes to the deal.
China is investigating top general Zhang Youxia for “serious violations” as reports allege corruption and a suspected leak of nuclear secrets to the US, escalating the latest PLA purge.
China has opened an investigation into top military leaders Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli, deepening a sweeping PLA purge as Beijing tightens discipline and reshapes senior command.
The EU is moving toward mandatory rules to phase out “high-risk” tech suppliers from critical infrastructure, aiming to strengthen cybersecurity and reduce strategic dependence across member states.
US military deployments are expanding across the Middle East as Trump signals tougher Iran action, fueling Israeli debate over the scale of a possible strike and raising fears of Iranian retaliation.
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, the Trump administration, through Jared Kushner, presented a bold and speculative vision for the reconstruction of...
China fulfills its 12 million ton soybean purchase pledge to the U.S. amidst trade tensions and policy uncertainty, offering farmers temporary relief but raising questions about future commitments.
Elon Musk donates $10 million to Nate Morris's Kentucky Senate campaign, marking his largest single contribution to a Senate candidate and signaling renewed political engagement.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says robotics and “physical AI” are a once-in-a-generation opportunity for Europe, urging the region to fuse AI with its industrial strength at Davos 2026.
Apple overtook Samsung as the world’s top smartphone seller in 2023, with IDC estimating 234.6 million iPhone shipments and a 20.1% market share despite a global market decline.
Israel demolishes UNRWA headquarters in East Jerusalem, drawing international condemnation and raising legal concerns about violations of international law and the safety of international organizations.
The World Economic Forum has disinvited Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi from the Davos summit due to the government's violent crackdown on recent protests and the resulting loss of civilian lives.
