The China-European Union trade war is moving beyond EV and Pork probes. In the latest, the European Commission is raising concerns over its chipmakers staring at substantial losses in China.

European chipmakers fear losing market share in China

China continues its anti-corruption crackdown the latest to have fallen prey are two former Defence Ministers. The Chinese Communist Party has expelled Li Shangfu who was sacked last year along with his predecessor Wei Fenghe.

China continues its anti-corruption crackdown as CCP expels Li Shangfu and Wei Fenghe

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump accused President and Democratic candidate Joe Biden of getting funded by China and called him a "Manchurian candidate" in his ruthless attack during a US presidential debate held on Thursday (June 27) at CNN's headquarters in Atlanta.

Trump makes fiery attack on Biden, calls him 'Manchurian candidate', 'paid by China'

Renowned investment tycoon Warren Buffett has recently accelerated the process of divesting his holdings in the Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD. Buffett has executed two separate sales of his stake in the company within the span of a single month.

Warren Buffett cuts stake in China’s BYD to less than 6 per cent

China's Communist Party on Thursday expelled former defence minister Li Shangfu and his predecessor Wei Fenghe for "serious violations of discipline", a euphemism for corruption, state news agency Xinhua reported.

China's Communist Party expels two former defence ministers for corruption

Headlines of the hour: - China intercepts U.S. Submarine Detectors - U.S. Congress seeks probe into Pak polls - Gallant presses Hamas to accept truce deal - Rising attacks: Germany cracks down on migrants - Kenya's Ruto withdraws controversial tax bill - Supporters flock to Canberra to welcome Assange

China intercepts US Submarine detectors | Kenya's Ruto withdraws finance bill

Headlines of the hour: - Anti-government protest continues in Israel - Kenya braces for fresh protests - Sunak most unpopular PM: polls - Hashemi pulls out of Iran elections - Sudan: 14 areas under threat of famine - U.S. regulator sanctions Boeing

Kenya braces for fresh protests | Hashemi pulls out of Iran elections

Saudi Defense Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman was received by his Chinese counterpart Dong Jun in Beijing on Tuesday. A reception was held for Prince Khalid who is on an official visit to the country.

Saudi defence minister meets Chinese counterpart in Beijing; ministers discuss strategic ties

China's stimulus has failed to ignite demand in the second-largest economy. In the latest discovery, China has now discovered that officials allowed cash raised from the central government's budget to be invested in subpar or halted projects.

China reveals misuse of funds, raising concerns over current fiscal measures

China is an undisputed space superpower. China wants to land its astronauts on the moon by 2030. However, China's space program threatens its own people and villages. Debris from Chinese rockets fall on villages in Southwest China, spreading toxic, cancer-causing chemicals in populated areas. Chinese space debris comprising large rocket parts have fallen in India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Ivory Coast.. China doesn't share information on where their rocket debris could end up falling.

Gravitas | The danger posed by Chinese space debris

Chinese premier Li Qiang has issued a stark warning against economic decoupling, stating that such 'regressive actions' could lead to a global 'destructive spiral.' Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Dalian, Li defended China's industrial policies amid criticism of overcapacity and the dumping of cheap goods. Watch in for more details!

China premier warns of global economic turmoil from decoupling

The People's Liberation army is the armed wing of the Chinese Communist party and the military of the People's Republic of China. One of the largest military forces in the world, The People's Liberation army is led by the Central Military Commission, its top decision-making body whose chairman serves as the Commander-in-chief. What happens when the supreme leader casts aspersions on an institution, calling it corrupt? The Chinese President Xi Jinping, who is also the chairman of the Central Military Commission, besides holding the post of general secretary of the Communist Party of China central committee, said that there were deep-seated problems in the Chinese military's politics, ideology, work style and discipline. The statement came at a military-political work conference initiated by Xi himself that was held in Yan'an of northwest China's Shaanxi province from 16th to 19th June. What prompted the Chinese president to underscore the significance of enhancing political loyalty in the military in the new era besides the ramifications of this chiding? Jyotsna Kumar brings you the details.

Chinese Prez Xi Jinping admonishes PLA's top brass

Take a look at all the news from the world of technology: Open AI to block access to tools for Chinese developers from July. Biden admin investigates Chinese firms in US for data security risks. India's telecom regulator issues new guidelines to tackle spam calls & messages. Watch in for more details!

India: Telecom regulator issues new guidelines to tackle spam calls & messages

The Philippine military accused the Chinese coast guard of ramming and then boarding the Filipino boats in a violent confrontation in the contested waters of the South China sea on 17th of June. The Philippines' top military commander, General Romeo Brawner, said that the Chinese coast guard were armed with swords, spears and knives in the incident off Second Thomas shoal. Denouncing the Chinese action as piracy, he demanded the return of seized weapons and other equipment, as well as reparations for damaged items. Beijing described the conduct of its personnel as professional and restrained, further adding that they were aiming to block an illegal transportation of supplies. Monday's incident is the latest in a series of escalating confrontations between Chinese and Philippine ships in recent months.

Chinese coast guard ambushes Filipino navy boats

The Biden administration is investigating China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom over concerns the firms could exploit access to American data through their U.

US probing China Telecom, China Mobile over internet, cloud risks

A Chinese probe has returned to Earth carrying the first samples ever taken from the moon's far side. Chinese state television broadcast images Tuesday of the capsule holding the samples, as it floated down under a parachute onto the grassy steppe of Inner Mongolia.

China's CHANG'E- 6 returns to Earth after collecting moon samples

Tencent's new mobile game 'Dungeon & Fighter Mobile' has been a huge success in China. The game itself has generated more than $270 million on Apple IOS in its first month after the release. Now this game has generated more than double the sales from Tencent's previous game honor of kings. The long-standing best-seller game in China.

Tencent's 'Dungeon & Fighter Mobile' success

Xi Jinping on Monday held talks with Polish President Andrzej Duda, who is on a state visit to China. Xi Jinping held a welcome ceremony for the Polish president outside the Great Hall of the People at the edge of Tiananmen Square in Beijing. Watch in for more details!

Polish President Andrzej Duda holds talks with Chinese President

Canada is contemplating imposing tariffs on electric vehicles (EVs) manufactured in China, aligning itself with international allies concerned about a heavily subsidised Chinese industry.

Canada considers tariffs on Chinese EVs amid global concerns

A suspected Chinese state-sponsored hacking group has stepped up its targeting of Taiwanese organizations, according to cybersecurity intelligence company Recorded Future. Watch in for more updates!

Chinese hackers have increased cyberattacks on Taiwan: Report

China-Poland meet: Leader of NATO nation Poland visits China

China's Xi meets with Polish President Duda in Beijing

United States' scrutiny of China continues to intensify. According to Reuters, the US is investigating China Mobile, China Telecom, and China Unicom for potential espionage.

US probes China's telecom 'espionage': 3 companies under scrutiny

Chinese retailers are bracing for a tough near-term future following a dull performance during the mid-year online shopping festival, which has cast a shadow over the recovery projections of China’s economy.

China’s retailers face grim outlook post disappointing 618 shopping festival

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