China's traditional bull wrestling event showcased remarkable strength, agility, and courage as participants grappled with powerful bulls.
The centuries-old spectacle attracted large crowds eager to witness the unique cultural tradition.

China's bull wrestlers battle it out in thrilling traditional contest 

A 5.5-magnitude earthquake struck China's Sichuan province shortly after midnight, injuring 13 people and forcing nearly 200 residents to evacuate. Authorities launched emergency response operations as rescue teams assessed damage and monitored aftershocks.

China Earthquake: China's Sichuan hit by 5.5 quake, at least 13 injured

China's Sichuan hit by 5.5 quake, 13 injured

Chinese and Russian militaries conducted their 11th joint strategic air drill on Saturday over the Sea of Japan, the East China Sea and the western part of the Pacific Ocean, state media reported.

The patrol, conducted in "relevant airspace," showcased the two sides' determination and capability to jointly uphold regional peace and stability, Beijing-based Xinhua News reported, citing China's Ministry of National Defense.

Chinese & Russian Aircraft Over Sea of Japan, Other Waters; Regional Tensions Surge After China

China's industrial profit growth slowed for the first time in six months, highlighting the country's uneven economic recovery. Industrial profits rose 21.1% in May from a year earlier, easing from April's 24.7% growth.


Weak demand drags China's factory profits

In a packed Shanghai sports bar, an unexpected scene unfolded as Chinese soccer fans erupted in frenzied delight over Japan’s dominant 4-0 World Cup victory against Tunisia. China is normally the least obvious place for Japanese fandom to thrive—especially given deep-rooted historical animosity and heightened political tensions since conservative Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi took office in Tokyo last year.


FIFA World Cup 2026: Japan's World Cup Run Wins Hearts in China

In response to rising regional tensions, Taiwan has launched a major security exercise simulating a full-scale maritime and aerial blockade by the People's Liberation Army. As part of the annual "Han Kuang" drills, the Taiwanese military is testing its capacity to defend vital sea lanes, secure supply lines, and counter potential amphibious incursions.


Taiwan Simulates Chinese Maritime Blockade in Major Security Drill

Bangladesh has initiated key discussions with China over long-term Teesta water management initiatives, aiming to address one of its most sensitive regional water challenges. During the talks, Tarique Rahman and a Chinese minister explored cooperation frameworks, with Bangladesh seeking technical support for sustainable river management. The move signals a strategic step toward stronger bilateral cooperation and modern water-sharing solutions for the future.


Bangladesh and China Discuss Teesta Water Management Initiatives

#Gravitas China's military is not just training for war.  It is reportedly also training its officers to think the way President Xi Jinping wants them to think. 


How Xi Jinping Shapes Chinese Army Thinking

China is rapidly expanding its state-backed Spacesail satellite network as it seeks to challenge Starlink in the global satellite internet race. The company aims to deploy more than 10,000 satellites by 2030, dramatically increasing its presence in low-Earth orbit. As competition intensifies over the future of global connectivity, Spacesail is positioning itself as a major player in broadband internet services, with ambitions reaching far beyond China's borders.


China's Spacesail Challenges Starlink With Ambitious 10,000-Satellite Plan

Tensions in the Taiwan Strait are rising after reports of increased Chinese Coast Guard activity near Taiwan’s eastern waters. Taipei has accused Beijing of falsely asserting authority in the region, while the United States described the moves as deeply destabilising. Britain, France, and Germany have also voiced concern over the situation. China, however, says its actions are part of a maritime law enforcement operation. 


China’s Maritime Moves Around Taiwan Trigger US & Europe Alarm Over Regional Stability

At the 2026 World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting of the New Champions, widely known as "Summer Davos", in Dalian, China, the discourse around artificial intelligence shifted from speculative fear to the practical realities of workforce integration. With nearly 40% of jobs currently facing AI-driven transformation, leaders emphasized that the primary challenge is no longer the technology itself, but the "human systems" required to support it.

Summer Davos 2026: 'The Real AI Crisis Isn't Technology', Say Global Leaders

China has reclaimed the top spot in global supercomputing with the debut of LineShine, a massive system installed at the National Supercomputing Centre in Shenzhen. Announced at the 67th TOP500 list ceremony in Hamburg on June 23, 2026, the machine achieved a performance of 2.198 exaflops, officially dethroning the U.S.-based El Capitan.


China's Lineshine Wins Top Spot on Top 500 List; China Challenges America's Digital Empire

For decades, America held the crown of technological dominance. But a new challenger is moving at extraordinary speed. China has now built the world's fastest supercomputer- Lineshine.


Chinese Supercomputer Powered By Homegrown Chips Beats US Models 

China Builds World’s Fastest Supercomputer, Challenging America’s Digital Dominance

Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has arrived in Dalian, China, to attend the World Economic Forum's Summer Davos gathering. The visit marks Rahman's first WEF participation since assuming office and comes at a crucial time for Bangladesh's economic and investment ambitions. Rahman is expected to hold several bilateral meetings on the sidelines of the summit, including a high-profile engagement with Chinese President Xi Jinping.


Tarique Rahman Attends 'Summer Davos' in China's Dalian, to Meet Xi 

A Chinese museum has released disturbing details of human experiments conducted by Japan's notorious Unit 731 during World War II. Newly highlighted records describe prisoners being subjected to animal blood transfusions, including Horse and Chicken blood along with other brutal procedures, shedding fresh light on one of history's darkest chapters.


Japanese Army Injected Animal Blood Into Prisoners During World War II

As tensions simmer in the South China Sea, the U.S. has provided the Philippines with advanced solar-powered sea drones capable of operating for 30 days without a crew. The systems are designed to track maritime threats, illegal fishing and gray-zone activities in contested waters. The transfer follows shortly after a multiday U.S.-Philippine coast guard exercise in the South China Sea.

US Hands Philippines $13M Sea Drones to Boost Maritime Surveillance 

Global beer production remains dominated by China, which brewed nearly 9 million gallons in 2024, far ahead of the United States, Brazil, Mexico and Russia. But while traditional beer giants lead in volume, Africa is emerging as the fastest-growing beer market in the world.

China Leads World's Beer Race, Africa Emerges as Growth Hub

China has once again emerged as the world's largest beer producer, brewing an astonishing 9 billion litres of beer in 2024, according to industry reports. While China continues to lead by a massive margin, Africa has become the fastest-growing beer region, reflecting rising consumer demand and expanding brewing industries across the continent. The latest figures offer a fascinating glimpse into changing global drinking trends and the evolving beer market worldwide.


Top Five Countries Brewing The Most Beer

A growing controversy over diaper safety has emerged in China after reports claimed that several popular diaper brands tested positive for formamide, a chemical that has raised health concerns in certain applications. The allegations have triggered public debate and increased scrutiny of product safety standards.


Diaper Safety Scare In China: Chemical Test Claims Spark Industry Storm

China's Summer Davos opens in Dalian under the shadow of war, trade fragmentation and slowing global growth. As Beijing pitches innovation and AI-driven growth, rising geopolitical tensions and energy security fears threaten to derail the recovery narrative.

China's Summer Davos: Can Innovation Beat the Oil Shock?

As China tightens oversight of key materials and the G7 races to diversify supply chains, the battle for technological leadership is increasingly being fought far upstream, in mines, refineries and processing plants. Here's a report. Take a look.

China-US Tech Battle Enters Critical Phase As Race For Chips Intensifies 

Taipei has launched a five-day military exercise to test its transition from peacetime to wartime operations. Amid growing pressure from Beijing, the drills include joint offensive and defensive training, combat readiness checks, and unit coordination to prepare for a potential crisis across the Taiwan Strait.

China-Taiwan Tensions: Is Taipei Preparing for War?

China-Taiwan tensions are now reaching Taiwan's farms. Beijing's growing demand for Taiwanese custard apples is triggering fears in Taipei that agricultural trade could become a tool of political pressure. As concerns grow, officials are urging farmers to diversify exports and reduce reliance on the Chinese market.

China-Taiwan Tensions: Can Fruit Become a Political Weapon?

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, Russian NSA Sergei Shoigu and Iranian Supreme National Security Council Deputy Secretary Nezamipour will be in New Delhi for the meeting of the BRICS NSAs on June 22-23, which will set the stage for the summit of BRICS leaders in India in September. The discussions will focus on non-traditional security threats and emerging global challenges facing BRICS nations.

NSA Ajit Doval To Chair BRICS National Security Advisers' Meet In India

Southern and southwestern China are currently grappling with severe flooding as relentless torrential rains, characteristic of the "dragon boat water" season, continue to batter the region. As of June 22, 2026, authorities have mobilized emergency rescue teams across Guizhou, Guangxi, and surrounding provinces, with tens of thousands of residents evacuated to safety.


China Floods: Heavy Rains Force Relocations, Disrupt Transport

China's transition to electric vehicles has been one of the biggest success stories in the global auto industry. New-energy vehicles accounted for more than 60 percent of new car sales in May, highlighting the rapid pace of adoption. But the EV boom is creating an unexpected challenge for policymakers.


The Hidden Cost of China’s EV Revolution

India Set To Host BRICS NSA Meet, Draws Top Security Chiefs 

China is rapidly emerging as a global powerhouse in the foie gras industry, positioning itself to challenge France for the top spot. Once a high-end luxury, foie gras has become increasingly affordable and popular across China, with production skyrocketing to an estimated 14,000 tons annually.

China Eyes Global Foie Gras Leadership | China's Export Ambitions Grow

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