The Dalai Lama conducted his first teaching in Dharamshala since his knee replacement surgery in the USA this July. Addressing groups of Southeast Asian Buddhists at his main temple in McLeod Ganj, the Tibetan spiritual leader shared his wisdom and teachings, marking a significant return to his public schedule.

Dalai Lama Resumes Teaching In McLeod Ganj After Successful Knee Surgery

China and Russia's coast guards are conducting joint drills near Russia’s Peter the Great Gulf, with exercises running from Monday to Friday. These maneuvers aim to strengthen maritime cooperation and security between the two nations amid growing regional tensions.

Russia-China: Coast Guards From China, Russia Hold Joint Drills

The German automaker Volkswagen is contemplating a significant operational change in China, which is the world's largest automotive market. According to an insider with direct knowledge of the situation, the company is planning to cease production at one of its combustion engine car manufacturing facilities in the country.

Volkswagen to stop production at jointly-owned China plant

Drills between the coast guard of China and Russia are roomed away in the waters surrounding Russia's peter the great gulf. Watch to know more.

Russian and Chinese coast guards hold joint drills

China has been urged to strengthen its national security mechanisms to safeguard its growing overseas interests. According to study times, a key communist party publication, China’s global investments face rising risks due to international sanctions and trade barriers.

China pressed to safeguard global footprint

A Chinese aircraft carrier entered the contiguous zone just outside Japan's territorial waters for the first time Wednesday when it sailed between remote islands in southern Japan from the East China Sea.

Chinese aircraft carrier enters Japan waters

China continues to dominate critical industries despite continued efforts by the US. From a breakthrough in chip-making technology to its stronghold on the rare earths market, the west is struggling to catch up with China's critical might. Take a look at this report for more…

China advances chip-making with new laser lithography machine

China advised to enhance protection against global trade sanctions

Shanghai has been hit by its strongest typhoon since 1949, with typhoon Bebinca slamming into the eastern seaboard. The storm, with maximum sustained winds of 120 Kilometres per hour, made landfall in the Yangtze river delta early Monday. Bloomberg intelligence estimates the economic impact could reach 10 billion yuan.

Economic losses from Typhoon Bebinca could hit 10 billion Yuan

China has been advised to strengthen its measures to protect against global trade sanctions. This recommendation comes as the country faces increasing economic pressure from international trade restrictions. Enhancing protective strategies could help China mitigate the impact of these sanctions on its economy and global trade relationships.

China Advised To Enhance Protection Against Global Trade Sanctions

China has made a major breakthrough in chipmaking technology by developing a new laser lithography machine, pushing forward despite US sanctions. This advancement could help China reduce its reliance on foreign semiconductor technologies and boost its domestic chip production capabilities.

China Advances Chipmaking With New Laser Lithography Machine, Defies US Sanctions

In the backdrop of the constantly flaring tensions between Beijing and Manila over disputes in the South China Sea two German warships are visiting the Philippines.

South China Sea Tensions Escalate Further: China Irked By 2 German Warships Visiting The Philippines

As the UN climate summit cop29 approaches, Azerbaijan, the host nation, is unveiling a range of voluntary initiatives to supplement the official agenda, and enhance the climate summit's outcomes.

$1 billion climate finance fund proposed

It is festive time in Hong Kong and people are making the famous mid autumn festival more vibrant with a variety of activities . Watch to know more.

Hong Kong celebrates Mid-Autumn festival

Shanghai has been hit by its strongest typhoon since 1949, with typhoon Bebinca slamming into the eastern seaboard. The storm, with maximum sustained winds of 120 kilometres per hour, made landfall in the Yangtze river delta early Monday.

China’s typhoon-related losses mount

Mouldy armour and expired ammunition were among “unserviceable” US military equipment delivered to Taiwan recently. Watch to know more.

US sends 'unserviceable' equipment to Taiwan

The Chinese military has showcased reconnaissance WZ-7 drones and crewed fighter jets working together in a video highlighting the country’s growing aerial scouting capacity.

WZ-7 drone: China's 'lesson' from Russia-Ukraine war

As China’s trade surplus expands and the U.S. Faces a widening trade deficit, the IMF is asking a question: what’s driving these imbalances? Is this a new chapter in the global economic rivalry? Or are deeper macroeconomic forces at play? Take a look at this next report for more…

IMF flags global trade gaps post-pandemic

Lets' shift our focus on the battle between international and domestic automakers in Japan. While Japan’s leading car manufacturers are struggling in the Chinese market, Chinese automaker BYD is finding its own challenges in Japan.

BYD faces hurdles to sustain in Japan

India and China flights are set to resume direct passenger flights after a four year halt. Watch to know more.

India-China direct flights may resume soon

China has recently simulated an invasion of Taiwan. A new documentary aired on China's state television provides a rare glimpse into China's preparations for the attack on Taiwan. Aired Monday night by the state broadcaster, the documentary reveals China's potential war strategy, involving ground forces, the navy, and the rocket brigade. The footage leaves no doubt about China's intentions to launch an assault on Taiwan. What does the plan look like?

China Rehearses Taiwan Invasion with Helicopter Assault and Long-range Rockets

China is undergoing massive reforms, and the current state has been described by analysts as adjustments that are slow and painful. With this experience happening very rapidly in the last few years, there has been so much importance in how the country deals with the challenges.

Analyst says China's economy is slowly grinding in painful adjustment

India and China are looking to resume direct passenger flights after a 4-year halt. This signals a potential thaw in relations between the two Nations amid industry voices calling for increased economic cooperation. Watch in for more details!

India-China direct passenger flights set to resume after more than 4 years

In a major show of its growing aerial scouting capacity, China's military displayed reconnaissance WZ-7 drones and crewed fighter jets working together during a drill. Watch in for more details!

China's growing aerial scouting capacity on display

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