Canada and China announced a preliminary trade deal on January 16, 2026, slashing tariffs on Canadian canola seed from 84% to 15% by March 1, unlocking a $4 billion market while easing retaliatory duties on peas, lobsters, and crabs. PM Mark Carney hailed the pact as a strategic reset, boosting agri-exports amid Trump's tariffs and stabilizing global food chains.


Canada-China Trade Deal Slashes Canola Tariffs

CIA launched a Mandarin-language social media campaign on January 15, 2026, urging Chinese nationals to securely contact the agency as informants on government, military, and economic secrets amid U.S.-China tensions. 


US Spy Agency Drops Videos to Recruit China Informants

China is racing to weaponize quantum technology, developing advanced systems that could revolutionize modern warfare. From unhackable communication networks to radar capable of detecting stealth aircraft, the PLA reportedly has more than 10 quantum-based weapons in development. Explore what quantum technology is, how it works, and why it could give China a major military advantage in the future of conflict.

China's Dangerous New Quantum Weapons Revealed, China Builds Weapons of the Future

U.S. President Donald Trump has claimed that China, Pakistan, and Russia are conducting nuclear tests, raising international concern. 


Nuclear Testing Across The World: Trump Alleges Tests by China, Pakistan & Russia 

China's People's Liberation Army is actively developing over 10 experimental quantum technology-based weapons for cyber warfare and intelligence gathering, with some already tested in frontline operations.


China is Developing Quantum Tech-based Weapons of War

Chinese universities are rapidly climbing global rankings, overtaking American institutions in research output and academic publishing. While Harvard remains a global leader, it has slipped from the top spot as China pours billions into higher education and attracts global talent. Cuts to U.S. research funding, visa restrictions, and falling international student numbers are raising concerns that America’s long-standing academic dominance may be under threat signaling a broader shift in global power.


China Overtakes U.S. in Global University Rankings | Here's Why

China leverages advanced quantum physics technologies as the ultimate weapon, developing tools for superior front-line mapping through real-time battlefield data processing and situational awareness.


China Working on Advanced Tech to Provide Better Front-line Mapping 

Canadian PM Mark Carney signals a "New World Order" in global trade, announcing a landmark agreement with China to slash tariffs and cut trade barriers between the two nations.


Canada-China Landmark: Barriers Fall in Trade Reset

China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) is developing over 10 experimental quantum cyber-warfare tools, with some already tested in frontline missions to gather intelligence from public cyberspace.


China Tests Quantum Cyber Tools in Frontline Ops 

China's $1.19 trillion trade surplus for 2025 is the largest on record for any economy. Despite the start of a Sino-American trade war proper in April last year, China still managed to generate the biggest trade surplus in history.

China's 2025 Trade Surplus Equivalent to Some Top Economies

In northeastern China, Changchun has been transformed into a breathtaking winter wonderland as artists from across the globe participate in the International Ice Competition. Captured footage shows massive blocks of ice and compacted snow meticulously carved into an array of stunning sculptures, drawing visitors and enthusiasts alike. 

Changchun Transformed Into Winter Wonderland by Ice Sculptors 

Chinese authorities have told domestic companies to stop using cybersecurity software made by roughly a dozen firms from the US and Israel due to national security concerns, two people briefed on the matter said.

Chinese Companies Ordered to Stop Using Select Foreign Software

A new app dubbed “Are You Dead” is gaining attention in China for targeting young people who live alone and away from their families. Designed to check in on users’ wellbeing, the app reflects growing concerns around loneliness, mental health, and safety among China’s urban youth. While some see it as a practical support tool, others question privacy and social implications. This video explores how the app works, why it’s trending, and what it reveals about changing social realities in China.


'Are You Dead' becomes most downloaded paid app in China

US President Donald Trump has injected fresh uncertainty into global trade by threatening a 25 percent tariff on any country that continues doing business with Iran, a move he says is effective immediately. Framed as part of a renewed maximum pressure campaign on Tehran, the threat could destabilise the fragile US China trade truce and send shockwaves through global markets.


US-China Trade War: Trump Risks Imploding US China Trade Truce with Iran Tariff

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

Haridwar is witnessing a rise in injuries caused by banned Chinese manjha during the kite‑flying season. Despite police raids and strictness, more than 50 pedestrians have already been injured this New Year, raising questions about its supply and enforcement.

Chinese 'Manja' Injuries On The Rise Ahead Of Makar Sankranti

As U.S. President Donald Trump reshapes Washington’s global approach, traditional American allies are reassessing their ties. Canada and other partners are increasingly engaging with China, raising questions over whether U.S. influence is waning and Beijing is gaining strategic ground.


Is Trump Driving Former US Allies Towards China?

Taiwan and the United States have agreed to co produce 155 mm artillery shells as part of efforts to strengthen defence cooperation and boost ammunition supplies. The move comes as Taipei seeks to enhance its military readiness amid rising regional security tensions.


Taiwan and US to Co-Produce 155 mm Artillery Shells | WION

Two giant pandas were seen frolicking in fresh snow at Vienna’s zoo, with zookeepers saying the conditions closely resemble the chilly mountain forests of their native China. The rare winter scenes delighted visitors as the bears enjoyed the cold weather in their European home.


Giant Pandas Play in Vienna Snow That Mirrors Their Home in China | WION

China’s outbound travel market is set to surge in 2026, with up to 175 million trips expected. Visa-free policies, a stronger Yuan, and new international flights are driving the boom. But not all destinations are benefiting. Tourism to Japan could drop nearly 50 percent amid political tensions. Take a look.


Chinese Tourism to Japan Set to Drop Nearly 50% in 2026

Japan has launched a deep-sea mining mission as it steps up efforts to reduce dependence on China for rare earth minerals. A government-backed research vessel has departed for Minamitori Island, about 1,900 kilometres southeast of Tokyo. This comes as finance ministers from G7 meet on Monday to discuss critical minerals reliance amid China curbs. 


Japan tests world’s first deep-sea rare earth extraction

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will make a four-day official visit to China starting on Wednesday, making him the first Canadian head of government to visit the country in eight years.


Canada-China ties: Carney seeks to reset ties with Beijing, Ottawa reassesses trade strategy

China’s outbound travel market is set to grow sharply in 2026, with up to 175 million overseas trips expected as visa free policies expand and the yuan strengthens. But Chinese tourism to Japan could drop by nearly half amid rising political tensions between Beijing and Tokyo. Analysts say South Korea, Vietnam and Thailand will be the top destinations, while new visa free routes boost travel to Europe, Africa and beyond.


China’s Overseas Travel Set to Surge in 2026 but Japan Trips Could Halve | WION 

The rights and freedoms of all countries to carry out activities in the Arctic in accordance with law must be fully respected, Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Mao Ning on Monday said, in response to claims of the US President Donald Trump on Sunday that taking over Greenland is necessary to prevent Russia or China from gaining control of the strategic Arctic territory. The US should not use other countries as an excuse for pursuing its own selfish interests, Mao added.

BREAKING | China: Washington Shouldn't Use Greenland For Selfish Gains

China's domestic growth faces pressure, but affluent consumers are driving demand in premium beauty & wellness, seeking quality, health, and experiences over extravagance, boosting sectors like aesthetic treatments, wellness foods, and luxury goods, with local brands and deep localization becoming crucial for success amidst economic shifts. 

China's Domestic Growth Under Pressure; Affluent Consumers Reshape Retail, Beauty & Wellness

Japan has sent its drilling-equipped research vessel Chikyu from Shimizu port to conduct a month-long mission to probe rare-earth-rich seabed mud near Minamitori Island, a remote coral atoll about 1,900 km southeast of Tokyo, marking the world’s first continuous attempt to lift rare earth sludge from around 6 km deep onto a ship as Tokyo moves to reduce reliance on China for critical minerals amid tightening exports.

Japan $250 Million Seabed Project To Break China's Rare Earth Grip

Japan has sent its drilling-equipped research vessel Chikyu from Shimizu port to conduct a month-long mission to probe rare-earth-rich seabed mud near Minamitori Island, a remote coral atoll about 1,900 km southeast of Tokyo, marking the world’s first continuous attempt to lift rare earth sludge from around 6 km deep onto a ship as Tokyo moves to reduce reliance on China for critical minerals amid tightening exports

Japan Sends Mining Ship To Probe Rare Earths As It Seeks To Cut Reliance On China

China’s consumer story is being reshaped by a rapidly expanding upper-middle-income population, even as overall economic growth slows.


Long-Term Value Defines China’s 2026 Consumer 

The U.S. Commerce Department said on Friday it has withdrawn a plan to impose restrictions on Chinese drones to address national security concerns after an earlier crackdown on passenger cars and trucks.

US Withdraws Chinese Drone Restrictions Ahead of Trump-Xi April Meeting

Harbin 2026: 1.2 million sqm frozen paradise bursts alive Jan 5! Giant ice pagodas, panda sculptures, snow tubing & light shows across 3 parks.The 1.2 million sqm park features record-breaking ice towers over 60m tall, intricate Disney-themed sculptures, interactive snow slides, and nightly LED illuminations drawing 5M+ visitors annually.

China's Winter Wonderland Officially Opens 

A Reuters report quoting official sources shows that India is set to allow Chinese firms to bid for government contracts. This is an extension to last year's bonhomie between the two Asian giants.

India Set to Lift Curbs on Chinese Firms?

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