H.R. McMaster, a former national security adviser to Donald Trump, revealed at a Council on Foreign Relations event that China had allegedly tapped the phone of the president-elect, stolen significant amounts of data, and was preparing for a first-strike nuclear capability against the United States.

'China wants nuclear first-strike ability against US', says Ex-Trump aide

A mass protest erupted on a campus in the northern Chinese province of Shaanxi, following the mysterious death of a 17-year-old student at a vocational school. Watch this report for more details!

Massive protests erupt in China over student's death

The Chinese hacker group 'Mirrorface' has launched a cyber attack targeting Japan's cybersecurity infrastructure, raising concerns about the growing threat of cyber warfare. Authorities are investigating the breach and enhancing security measures to protect sensitive data.

Chinese hacker group 'Mirrorface' targets Japan's cyber security

Investors are increasingly concerned that China risks sliding into an economic malaise that could last decades. Take a look at this report as we decode the alarm raised by markets over the deflationary spiral in China. Watch in for more details!

Markets sound alarm over deflationary spiral in China

China is increasing airspace incursions around Taiwan, with a record number of military aircraft violations reported in 2024—over 3,000 in total. This rise marks a significant escalation from previous years and demonstrates China's growing capability to threaten Taiwan. In 2022, there were 1,727 incursions, doubling from the prior year. These activities strain Taiwan’s military resources and morale while limiting their operational range. Changes in reporting have made it difficult to specify the types of aircraft involved, but the increasing diversity and frequency of PLA actions remain a significant concern for Taiwan.

Secret Plans Reveal China’s Military Strategy to Squeeze Taiwan Through Airspace Incursions

The search for survivors in Tibet  entered the second day on January 8 after a powerful earthquake struck the region  and killed at least 126. Authorities activated emergency response, send support teams to Xizang after the quake. Emergency personnel are carrying out search operations and rows of temporary housing tents. Watch in for more details!

China, Tibet earthquake claims over 120 lives, deadly rescue efforts underway

The ongoing power crisis in the Gilgit Baltistan region has paralyzed the Pakistan-China trade. Hundreds of trucks are stranded at the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) as the main highway in Gilgit Baltistan remains shut for the fifth consecutive day. Watch in for more details!

Pakistan: mega protest against power crisis in Gilgit-Baltistan amid winter

China has openly admitted that its president, Xi Jinping, is in contact with U.S. president-elect Donald Trump. This marks China's first official acknowledgment of talks between the two leaders ahead of Trump's inauguration. The admission comes a day after the Republican leader told a conservative radio host that he is already in touch with President Xi through representatives and expects to have a good relationship with his Chinese counterpart.

Donald Trump's Inauguration Day: Will The Chinese President Attend Trump's Inauguration?

China is gearing up for its Spring Festival, which will take place from January 28th to February 4th. As preparations are in full swing, this year's festivities will introduce the first intangible cultural heritage version of the Spring Festival, highlighting the practices and customs in China.

Shanxi Walls Dazzle Ahead Of Chinese Chinese New Year

China has stated that the construction of the dam will not have any negative environmental or geopolitical impacts, addressing concerns raised by neighboring countries and environmental groups regarding the dam's effects.

Tibet Earthquake: Tibetan Govt Blames China for Deadly Quake

A powerful earthquake struck Shigatse, Tibet, on Tuesday resulting in over 95 fatalities and around 50 aftershocks, causing significant destruction. While earthquakes are common in the region, large-scale infrastructure construction is not. Criticism has been directed at China's extensive mining and dam-building activities in Tibet, which are damaging the fragile ecosystem despite warnings about potential social and ecological impacts. This exploitation is contributing to the region's vulnerability to geological events.

Tibet Earthquake: How China has made the Himalayas vulnerable, stolen its wealth

In Taiwan, authorities suspect that a Chinese-owned vessel damaged an undersea internet cable North-East of the island. On Friday, Taiwan's Coast guard briefly detained the Cameroon-registered vessel Shunxing 39 on suspicion of it having dragged its anchor over an international subsea cable. Watch this video to find out more.

China-Taiwan Ties: Taiwan Investigates Chinese Vessel Over Damage to Undersea Cable

Dams, especially large reservoirs, can trigger earthquakes due to the immense weight of water and pressure changes, leading to shifts in the Earth's crust. This phenomenon, known as reservoir-induced seismicity, has raised concerns about the safety of dam projects.

TIbet Earthquake: How Do Dams Trigger Earthquakes?

A new study suggests that the massive Three Gorges Dam in China could be slowing the Earth's spin due to its vast weight and impact on the planet's rotation, raising concerns about long-term geological effects.

China: Three Gorges Dam Might Be Slowing Earth's Spin

Hundreds of trucks are stranded at the Pakistan-China border due to ongoing blockages, disrupting trade and causing delays in the flow of goods between the two countries.

Pakistan-China: Hundreds Of Trucks Stranded In Pak-China Border

Yiwu City in China is bustling with activity as it prepares for the Spring Festival, attracting shoppers from across the country to stock up on festive goods ahead of the major holiday celebration.

China's Yiwu City Gears Up for Spring Festival with Welcoming Shoppers

A series of aftershocks have hit China's Xizang Autonomous Region following  a deadly 6.8-magnitude earthquake Tuesday morning, and further tremors could be possible in the region. 95 people have been confirmed dead, and several injured as of 12:30 Tuesday.

Tibet Earthquake: Tremors Of 7.1 Magnitude Quake Felt In Delhi, Other Parts Of India | WION Dispatch

China announced on January 6 that it has identified over 20 million tons of new copper resources on the Tibetan Plateau since the start of its 14th Five-Year Plan in 2021. This discovery positions Tibet as a potential world-class copper resource hub. The cumulative copper stockpile in the region is now estimated to reach 150 million tons, according to a press release by the China Geological Survey. Watch to know more!

China Discovers Vast Copper Deposit on Tibetan Plateau

A series of aftershocks have hit Tibet following a deadly 6.8-magnitude earthquake Tuesday morning, and further tremors could be possible in the region. 95 people have been confirmed dead, and several injured as of 12:30 Tuesday

Tibet Earthquake: Deadly Quake Raises Alarm Over China's $137 Billion Mega Dam

The U.S. has added Chinese tech giants to its military association list, citing concerns over their alleged links to military activities, marking a significant move in the ongoing tech and trade tensions between the two nations.

U.S. expands military association list, targets Chinese tech giants for their alleged Military ties

China Earthquake:  A series of aftershocks have hit China's Xizang Autonomous Region following  a deadly 6.8-magnitude earthquake Tuesday morning, and further tremors could be possible in the region. 95 people have been confirmed dead, and several injured as of 12:30 Tuesday

Tibet Earthquake: 6.8 magnitude quake struck near Dingri county says Chinese media

World: Virus expert Dr Andrew Catchpole said the UK authorities "need more information on the specific strain circulating" to accurately assess the threat to the people. 

UK experts call on China to provide key information on HMPV outbreak as cases double in Britain

China's massive coast guard vessel, dubbed the "Monster Ship," has been patrolling the West Philippine Sea, prompting the Philippines to deploy military and coast guard air and sea assets. The vessel reportedly went dark while navigating waters near Zambales, heightening regional tensions. Watch to know more!

China-Philippines Tensions: Beijing's 'Monster Ship' Patrols Near Luzon Coast, Manila Responds

With rising tensions in the South China Sea, the Philippines has deployed air and sea assets to monitor China's largest coastal guard vessel in the exclusive economic zone. Watch in for more details!

South China Sea Tensions: China's Monster Vessel Enters Disputed Waters

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