US Stocks traded mostly higher on Monday. The surge was driven by a significant rally in nvidia shares. Nvidia's stock jumped nearly 3% ahead of its first-quarter earnings report scheduled for wednesday.

How Nvidia is cashing on the AI boom

Multiple warnings have gone unheard in Taiwan as the island chose Lai Ching-te as its next President. Beijing had said choosing the Democratic Progressive Party leader would mean choosing war, but it still failed to sway voters. Taiwan says China has to face the reality, but China remains stern in its stance as it continues to remind the World that reunification is inevitable. Watch in for more details!

China says Taiwan independence a dead end, New Taiwan President calls on China to stop its threats

A woman wielding a fruit knife killed two people and injured four more on Monday at a primary school in central China, state media said, citing local police. The assault took place around midday in the city of Guixi in Jiangxi province, state broadcaster CCTV said.

Two dead in stabbing at central China primary school: State media

Researchers discovered two skeletons with identical injuries, indicating that, more than 2,000 years ago, the Eastern Zhou Dynasty of China employed limb amputation as a form of punishment with startling precision.

Ancient justice: Chinese skeletons reveal limb amputation as punishment over 2,000 years ago

The Chinese President Xi Jinping will meet his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin again on the sidelines of the Shanghai Corporation Organization meeting in Kazakhstan in July. It will be the second time the two leaders will meet in two months.

SCO Meet 2024: Xi-Putin meeting confirmed at SCO Foreign Ministers' meet

The long history of Jingjo carved preserved fruit is the product of women's superb craftsmanship that originated from the East Jo Dynasty and prevailed in the late five dynasties. The preserved fruit has been selected as an imperial tribute to the Royal Court for generations.

China: Carved fruit integrates food, folk cultures

US officials are warning big tech companies like Google and Meta about potential risks and espionage by Chinese repair ships in the undersea cables that carry internet traffic across the Pacific Ocean.

Repair ships can tap data through undersea cables: Reports | US warns Google of Chinese repair ships

In the last few years, India’s policy community has been divided into three groups, with the first arguing for an East Asia-like development led by manufacturing, supported and subsidised by the state through industrial and trade policy.

What India can learn from China on manufacturing vs services-led growth debate

Multiple warnings have gone unheard in Taiwan as the island chose Lai Chingte as its next President. Beijing had said choosing the democratic progressive party leader would mean choosing war, but it still failed to sway voters. Taiwan says China has to face the reality, but China remains stern in its stance as it continues to remind the world that reunification is inevitable.

Lai Ching-te inaugurated as Taiwan's new president

The U.S. has asked China to immediately account for the whereabouts of the Panchen Lama. Gedhun Choekyi Nyima, the 11th Panchen Lama, was kidnapped by the Chinese authorities days after the 6-year-old was recognised by the Dalai Lama. No one has heard from or seen the Panchen Lama for almost three decades. What has China done?

Gravitas | Panchen Lama's Mysterious Disappearance: America demands answer from China

Chinese banks have opted to keep their benchmark lending rates unchanged following the People's Bank of China's (PBOC) recent decision to hold a key loan rate steady.

Chinese banks maintain lending rates amid economic challenges

To counter China's increasing influence in the electric vehicle (EV) market, Japan and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) are set to unveil their inaugural joint strategy for automobile production and sales within the region.

Japan, ASEAN to formulate joint automobile strategy to combat China's EV dominance

Lai Ching-Te takes oath as Taiwan's new President | China ramps up pressure on Taiwan

China's commerce ministry on Sunday launched an anti-dumping probe into POM copolymers, a type of engineering plastic, imported from the European Union, United States, Japan and Taiwan. Watch in for more details!

China launches anti-dumping probe on EU, US, Japan & Taiwan

Two Chinese warships docked on Sunday (May 19) at Cambodia's commercial port as the two countries prepare for joint naval exercises. The training ship Qijiguang and amphibious warfare ship Jinggangshan sailed into the Sihanoukville port as a part of the biggest-ever joint military drills.

Chinese warships dock in Cambodia for biggest-ever joint military drills

China on Monday (May 20) announced sanctions against Boeing and two other US defence companies for arms sales to Taiwan. The move comes on the day of Taiwan’s presidential inauguration.

China announces sanctions against Boeing, two other US defence companies for Taiwan arms sales

Taiwan's new President Lai Ching-te assumed the self-ruled island's highest office on Monday (May 20) after rising from a humble coal-mining town. President Lai now faces the challenge of combating falling birth rates in the island alongside widening rift with Xi Jinping's China.

Meet Taiwan’s new president Lai Ching-te, a ‘severe danger’ for China

Multiple warnings have gone unheard in Taiwan as the island chose Lai Chingte as its next President. Beijing had said choosing the Democratic Progressive Party leader would mean choosing war, but it still failed to sway voters. Taiwan says China has to face the reality, but China remains stern in its stance as it continues to remind the World that reunification is inevitable. Watch in for more details!

Taiwan's new president Lai Ching-te: China warns-Lai will bring 'war and decline' to Taiwan

Extreme weather conditions are being witnessed across the World.While some parts are suffering from heatwaves, others are hit by storms and flash floods. Watch in for more details!

Floods hit parts of Afghanistan, China & Russia

Multiple warnings have gone unheard in Taiwan as the island chose Lai Chingte as its next President. Beijing had said choosing the Democratic Progressive Party leader would mean choosing war, but it still failed to sway voters. Taiwan says China has to face the reality, but China remains stern in its stance as it continues to remind the World that reunification is inevitable.

Lai Ching-Te takes oath as new President of Taiwan, hails 'glorious era' for Island's democracy

China's commerce ministry on Sunday said that it had started an anti-dumping probe into the POM copolymers imported from the European Union, United States, Japan and Taiwan.

China launches anti-dumping probe on POM copolymers

The relentless march of climate change is leaving its mark on nations far and wide. From China to Afghanistan, Indonesia to Brazil, all of them reel from floods.

China Floods: Rescue underway amidst heavy flooding in Southern China

Lawyers across China are up in arms over what they say is 'blatant sabotage' of the legal system as they stage a rare protest on Chinese social media. This happened after advocates at the Tianjun county court in Haixi Mongol caught the presiding judge red-handed receiving real-time instructions on WeChat group, a Chinese messaging app.

Chinese lawyers up in arms after they caught judge receiving instructions on WeChat

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