To better track near-Earth asteroids (NEAs) and assess probable risks, a joint China-Ukraine research team has been using regular observations to pinpoint their location and precisely map their orbits.

Astronomers from China and Ukraine team up to defend Earth against asteroids

A furious Chinese father hurled a pomegranate at his son during a home tuition session, which led to the rupturing of the boy's spleen. The father got angry when the boy was not able to understand a maths problem.

Frustrated Chinese father throws pomegranate at son over homework, ruptures boy’s spleen

Watch top headlines of the hour: - Beijing expresses 'grave concern' over Rafah strike - Germany: Macron pushes for EU defence - Poland to send troops to Ukraine? - Australia's retail sales flat in April - Spain, Ireland, Norway to recognise Palestine

Beijing expresses 'grave concern' over Rafah strike | Poland to send troops to Ukraine?

At their first meeting in five years, top leaders from South Korea, China, and Japan on Monday, May 27, talked about regional stability and pledged to step up three-way collaboration.

China, South Korea, Japan pledge to increase cooperation in East Asia Summit

Starbucks is facing severe competition in China as low-cost rivals lose their market share, putting the coffee giant into a pricing conflict it wants to avoid. Starbucks is facing rising investor pressure as sales in its two main regions, the United States and China, fall.

Starbucks faces intensifying competition in China amid price war fears

Chinese Premier Li Qiang has extended an invitation to Samsung Chairman Jay Y. Lee for increased investment in China, signalling a strong desire for deepened economic ties despite the prevailing geopolitical tensions.

China invites more investments from Samsung amid geopolitical strains, says Premier Li Qiang

Days after Beijing surrounded the island in a large military rehearsal, Taipei announced on May 27 that it had observed 21 Chinese military planes and 15 navy or coastguard boats surrounding Taiwan in the previous 24 hours.

Taiwan-China tensions: 21 Chinese military aircraft and 15 navy vessels detected: Taipei

China continues to mark its presence around Taiwan. Taiwan's Ministry of National Defence spotted China operating near its territory. Around 21 Chinese military aircraft, 11 naval vessels and four coast guard vessels were operating near Taiwan.

China launches mock missile strikes on Taiwan

As Beijing intensifies its pressure campaign against the island republic, China is getting ready to invade Taiwan with an armada of ferries and civilian vessels. The People's Liberation Army (PLA) could fill the void left by the lack of amphibious landing craft by staging an invasion akin to the one witnessed on D-Day with the help of civilian vessels.

Taiwan-China tensions: Taiwan detects Chinese planes as China plans Taiwan invasion

The global landscape is shifting. The US and China, the world's two largest economies, are locked in an uneasy rivalry. China boasts a massive manufacturing sector but remains reliant on western markets. This creates a complex dynamic, particularly for Europe.

US and EU pressure on China over Russian support & overcapacity

After a hiatus of over four years, leaders from China, South Korea, and Japan convened in Seoul for a trilateral summit. This meeting looks to address regional challenges and revive economic cooperation. A key focus is the relaunch of free trade agreement negotiations, previously stalled due to political tensions.

China, South Korea, Japan resume talks after four-year hiatus

Watch top headlines of the hour: - Israel's Rafah strike: At least 35 killed - Three way talks: China, South Korea & Japan leaders meet - China preparing armada of ferries to invade Taiwan - Over 670 dead in Papua New Guinea landslide - Hamas fires rockets towards Tel Aviv - Macron in Germany: First visit by French President in 24 years

China preparing armada of ferries to invade Taiwan | Over 670 dead in Papua New Guinea landslide

As Beijing intensifies its pressure campaign on Taiwan, According to report China is getting ready to invade the self-ruled island with a fleet of ferries and civilian vessels. Watch in for more details!

Taiwan-China tensions: China preparing armada of ferries to invade Taiwan, says Report

Taiwan-China tensions: Taiwan calls China's drills 'irrational provocations'

China's invasion plan using civilian vessels? Launches mock missile strikes on Taiwan

China stepping up pressure campaign againt Taiwan | What do China's latest military drills mean?

The Chinese Foreign Ministry announced on Monday that China will welcome Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi as well as a number of other Arab leaders to Beijing this week.

China to host Egypt's El-Sisi, Arab leaders to attend China-Arab Forum Meet

As Beijing intensifies its pressure campaign, reports suggest china is getting ready to invade the self-rules island with a fleet of ferries and civilian vessels. What is china planning? Political analyst Greg Swenson joins us to discuss.

Taiwan-China tensions: Is China preparing to invade Taiwan?

Strong Arab-China ties: Egypt's el-Sisi and other Arab leaders to head to China this week

Chinese leader Xi Jinping's reign in Beijing's corridors of power has went on uninterrupted since March 2013. But something about the post-pandemic boom of Artificial Intelligence chatbots has kept Communist party technocrats on their feet.

China says hello to 'Chat Xi PT', AI chatbot trained on Xi Jinping's thoughts

Chinese leader Xi Jinping's relentless pursuit of multi-storied housing projects has pushed country's once flourishing real estate sector into deep uncertainty. Now a study has found that China's middle-class families remain vary of spending on property.

China's real estate crisis throws middle class off housing dream edge

Scientists at China's Hebei Medical University have engineered a virus using parts of the Ebola, apparently to analyse the disease and its symptoms, but raising fears as this pathogen could potentially kill in three days.

Another Covid-like threat? Scientists in China create virus in lab that can kill in THREE days

Italian Senator Giulio Terzi di Sant'Agata has raised alarm over China's use of deepfake technology, espionage via Chinese-made devices, and the leveraging of its cultural institutions for propaganda purposes.

Italian Senator Giulio Terzi raises concerns over China using deepfakes, tech espionage

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