Questions are being raised about China’s air defence capabilities after reports suggest Chinese stealth radar systems failed to detect U.S. aircraft during recent operations. The development has sparked debate among military analysts over the effectiveness of Beijing’s early warning systems and the evolving balance of air power in the Indo-Pacific. This video breaks down what is known about the incident, how stealth technology challenges modern radar, and what it could mean for U.S.–China military dynamics.

Chinese Stealth Radars 'Fail' to Detect U.S. Aircrafts

China has launched large-scale military exercises around Taiwan, signaling heightened tensions in the region. Beijing has announced major war games, showcasing its military capabilities and readiness. Stay updated on the latest developments in Asia-Pacific security and geopolitical dynamics.

Chinese MASSIVE War Drills Shake The Taiwan Strait

China on Monday condemned the demolition of a monument honoring the Chinese community in Panama, the latest development as the Trump administration pushes for the Central American nation to distance itself from Beijing.

Panama’s president echoed the condemnation, blaming local authorities and pledging that the monument would be rebuilt.

Chinese Monument Demolished in Panama, China Calls For Investigation

The global nuclear arms race enters a dangerous phase as China expands its plutonium pit production and high-explosive capabilities. Experts warn this escalation could heighten geopolitical tensions and alter global security dynamics. Stay informed on the latest developments in nuclear weapons and international security.


China expands nuclear arsenal: Satellites reveal Beijing's plutonium pit and explosive production 

Thailand- Cambodia: China has stepped in to mediate renewed clashes between Thailand and Cambodia, with Foreign Minister Wang Yi urging both sides to de-escalate and cease hostilities. China’s Special Envoy for Asian Affairs has begun shuttle diplomacy, traveling to both countries to facilitate peace talks. Both Cambodia and Thailand have expressed willingness to de-escalate following China’s mediation, as Beijing aims to prevent further civilian casualties and maintain ASEAN unity.



Thailand-Cambodia Clash: China Steps In To Mediate Renewed Thailand, Cambodia Clashes

Taiwan plans to procure nearly 50,000 military drones by 2027 to counter rising threats from Beijing. In a bold shift, UAVs will be treated like "bullets"-as fast-moving consumables. The new tender bans Chinese components and spans five drone categories, including combat-ready and surveillance systems.

China-Taiwan Tensions: 2,000 Drones To Form 'Electromagnetic Net'

China is making a renewed push to boost service consumption by relaxing market access and increasing supply – across sectors such as culture, sports and healthcare – as Beijing doubles down on expanding domestic demand for economic growth.

Beijing Rolls Out 19-Point Plan to Recharge Consumption

India has strongly rejected China’s latest remarks on Arunachal Pradesh, with the Ministry of External Affairs reiterating that the state is an inalienable and integral part of India. The MEA condemned Beijing’s claims as baseless and politically motivated. This report breaks down India’s response, the geopolitical context, and what this means for ongoing border tensions.

MEA Reiterates Arunachal Pradesh an Integral Part of India 

The UK Government faces a high-stakes decision
Whether to approve China’s proposed mega embassy in London,
Despite concerns over espionage and national security.
Watch this story to find out more.


MI5 Officers to Commons Speaker: Can Handle Risks From China

The UK’s Security Service has issued a warning over potential Chinese espionage activities targeting the country. In response, the UK Security Minister has launched a comprehensive action plan to strengthen national security and counter intelligence threats. The move underscores growing concerns over foreign interference and highlights the government’s commitment to safeguarding sensitive information.

UK Security Service Flags Chinese Espionage, Minister Unveils Action Plan 

UK's Security Service Warns of Chinese Espionage; Security Minister Launches Action Plan

China has accused the United States of stealing $13 billion worth of Bitcoin in what it calls a “state-level hacker operation.” Beijing’s cybersecurity agency alleges that U.S. authorities were behind the 2020 LuBian Bitcoin mining pool hack, one of the largest crypto breaches in history. Washington, however, has charged Cambodian billionaire Chen Zhi with money laundering linked to the same funds, deepening tensions between the two powers.

China Blames U.S. for $13 Billion Bitcoin Heist | ‘State-Level Hack,’ Says Beijing 

#Gravitas | Facing a deepening demographic crisis, China is easing marriage rules to encourage couples to tie the knot. The government has launched a nationwide reform allowing people to register their marriages anywhere in the country — from shopping malls to subways. As wedding rates hit historic lows and birth numbers continue to fall, Beijing hopes this bold step will help reverse the baby bust and revive family growth across China.

China Relaxes Marriage Rules To Fix Its Baby Bust

The entire world relies on China for rare earths. President Trump's trade war this year has clearly shown that. Beijing is dominant in the processing of rare earth minerals, controlling over 70 percent of the global supply chains. China has used its critical minerals dominance to its advantage in responding to the trade war initiated by Trump.

rump Lowers Tariffs On China After Meeting With Xi: Ties Going Strong?

The entire world relies on China for rare earths. President Trump's trade war this year has clearly shown that. Beijing is dominant in the processing of rare earth minerals, controlling over 70 percent of the global supply chains. China has used its critical minerals dominance to its advantage in responding to the trade war initiated by Trump.


Can China Build a 'Global Export Control Network' Like US? 

Former Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang has been spotted in Beijing for the first time since his sudden removal from office in July 2023. Qin, who vanished from public view amid swirling rumors of scandal and internal party tensions, was reportedly seen attending a music festival in the capital. This surprise sighting is fueling speculation over whether Qin is being quietly rehabilitated — or simply kept out of the spotlight.

China’s Ex-FM Qin Gang Spotted in Beijing | First Public Appearance Since Ouster

Tensions flared as nine Panamanian lawmakers joined the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China (IPAC), a move supported by the US ambassador and sharply condemned by Beijing. China accused Washington of bullying and manipulating Latin American politics to contain Chinese influence. The war of words escalates with accusations over debt diplomacy, cyberattacks, and sovereignty. What does this mean for US-China relations in Latin America?

Beijing hits back as Panama joins Anti-China alliance | US blamed for meddling

A team led by Professor Zhao Jieliang at the Beijing Institute of Technology (BIT) has built the world’s lightest insect brain controller, which can be strapped to the bee's back. 

Chinese scientists develop cyborg bee that obeys commands: Check details

The US president further said that the Chinese are "not doing business right now" and their ships are "turning around in the Pacific Ocean." world

China 'suffering greatly' from tariffs: Trump once again targets Beijing, says Xi Jinping 'wants to meet' him

Chinese officials said that the marathon event was more similar to a race car competition, given the need for engineering and navigation teams. WORLD | TRENDING

Robots now running in marathons? Chinese humanoid robots compete with humans amid AI evolution | WATCH

Jian reacted to Trump's 245% tariffs, saying that China has made it very clear that the US extortionate tariff hikes on China have become a numbers game. WORLD

'Using tariffs to bully us': China slams US trade war, asks Trump to 'untie the bell'

The images taken from Google Maps, show six nuclear-powered submarines stationed at the First Submarine Base, about 18km east of Qingdao in the Yellow Sea.  WORLD

Is China again conspiring against Taiwan? Beijing's secret nuclear submarines spotted near Taiwan on Google maps

Bangladesh Interim government chief Muhammad Yunus on Friday met Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing and discussed issues related to bilateral ties amid strained relations with India.

Bangladesh's Chief Adviser Yunus meets Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing

India and China have reviewed the situation along the Line of Actual Control or the LAC. The two countries have agreed on the early resumption of cross-border cooperation and exchanges, including on trans-border rivers and the Kailash Manasarovar Yatra. Watch in for more details!

India, China review situation along LAC, agree on early resumption of cross-border cooperation

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