The Select Committee on China in the U.S. House of Representatives released a report linking Beijing to scam compounds. It blamed Chinese governance and enforcement patterns for enabling growth of these criminal networks. According to the report, Americans lose $10 billion every because of these scam compounds.


US Congress Links China to Scam Compounds, Says Americans Defrauded of $10 Billion Annually

China is supporting its domestic chipmakers such as Huawei and Cambricon as they catch up with their US rivals. The Nvidia chip, known as the RTX 5090D V2, was introduced last August to comply with US export controls. It was added to a list of banned goods at China’s customs checkpoints.

China banned Nvidia’s gaming chip while CEO Jensen Huang was visiting Beijing with Trump

U.S. asked China to release the Panchen Lama- the second-highest authority in Tibetan Buddhism. As per Tibetans in exile, he along with his family was kidnapped by Chinese authorities 31 years ago. This comes just days after U.S. President Donald Trump met his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping.


US Asks China to Release Panchen Lama Days After Trump-Xi Meeting

Russia's army has started three days of nuclear weapons drills involving thousands of troops across the country, as Kyiv escalates its drone attacks and with President Vladimir Putin lands in China. 
Throughout its more than four-year offensive in Ukraine, Moscow has flaunted its possession of nuclear weapons and repeatedly threatened to use them.

Russia Launches Massive Urgent Nuclear Drills Involving Thousands of Troops

China has rejected a Financial Times report claiming Xi Jinping told Donald Trump that Vladimir Putin could regret invading Ukraine, calling the report “completely fabricated”.

'Completely false': China rejects report claiming Xi told Trump Putin may regret invading Ukraine

Over a year after the India-Pakistan conflict, an explosive report has revealed that Islamabad had sought nuclear second-strike capability from China to counter India, in lieu of the Gawadar port access. However, the same did not materialise following China’s apprehensions related to nuclear policy. According to the report, Pakistan had given assurance to China for a permit to convert the deep-water port at Gwadar into a permanent military facility for Beijing. 


China Refuses Nuclear Second Strike Capability For Pakistan: Reports

China’s manufacturing sector has contracted for the seventh consecutive month, the longest downturn in nearly a decade.
Despite a recent Trump–Xi trade truce, weak global demand and mounting tariffs have dragged factory activity below expectations.
Analysts warn of the slowest quarter since the pandemic as Beijing races to inject fresh stimulus and defend its growth target.

China Economic Data Signals A Sharp Slowdown

Heavy rainfall across China has triggered widespread flooding, transport disruption and emergency rescue operations in several regions.
Authorities have maintained a nationwide yellow alert for rainstorms as intense weather conditions continue to impact major cities and rural areas.

China Floods: Residents Wade Through Waterlogged Streets 

US President Donald Trump has made a major statement on Taiwan following his summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping, saying that China firmly rejects Taiwan’s independence. The remarks have renewed global attention on one of the most sensitive flashpoints in US-China relations amid rising tensions in the Taiwan Strait. Watch this WION Originals report for a detailed breakdown of Trump’s comments, Beijing’s position, and the wider geopolitical implications.


Trump-Xi Summit: Trump's Cautious Approach on Taiwan a Sign of Things to Come?

U.S. President Donald Trump has kept up an uneasy silence about Taiwan following his meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping this week, despite the U.S.′ announcement in December of a record $11 billion in arms sales to the island against Beijing’s wishes.

Trump had said the Taiwan arms sales would be on the agenda for his talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping which ended on Friday.

Trump-Xi Summit: Has Meeting With Xi Jinping Changed Trump's Stance on China

US President Donald Trump has made a major statement on Taiwan following his summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping, saying that China firmly rejects Taiwan’s independence. The remarks have renewed global attention on one of the most sensitive flashpoints in US-China relations amid rising tensions in the Taiwan Strait.

Trump-Xi Summit: Questioned on Taiwan, Donald Trump Says China is Beautiful

As China and United States compete to dominate the world, a history reference defines the rivalry of the 21st century. On Gravitas Plus, Shreya Upadhyaya explains the Thucydides trap and why it matters today.


China vs US: The Rise of Superpowers

Fresh off Beijing, US President Donald Trump is claiming he told Xi Jinping something unusually blunt: America spies on China “like hell,” too. All you need to know.


China & US In Satellite Surveillance Race

As the U.S. and China battle over tariffs, technology, and global influence, one reality remains impossible to ignore… China’s footprint inside America runs deep. From critical tech supply chains to controversial farmland purchases near military bases, China’s presence stretches across multiple layers of the American economy. Here’s a report on how deeply China is embedded inside the United States. Take a look.

How China is Embedded in America

As U.S. President Donald Trump concluded his visit to China, he claimed a breakthrough on issues like Strait of Hormuz and nuclear weapons. However, China refused to acknowledge any of Trump's specific claims. As compared to this, Trump's 2017 visit yielded tangible outcomes like business deals worth $250 billion. Amid this, will hostilities in Iran resume once again? 


Trump-Xi Summit: Trump's Visit To China Ends Without A Major Breakthrough

Donald Trump has sharply criticized several media outlets over their reporting on the Iran conflict, calling parts of it “fake news” and even “treasonous.” He rejected claims that contradicted his statements on U.S. involvement and diplomatic positions regarding Iran. The remarks add to ongoing tensions between Trump and major news organizations, highlighting the deep divide over how the war and U.S. policy are being portrayed in the media.

Trump-Xi Summit: Trump Slams Media Over Iran War Coverage, Calls Reports “Fake News”

As U.S. President Donald Trump concluded his visit to China, he claimed a breakthrough on issues like Strait of Hormuz and nuclear weapons. However, China refused to acknowledge any of Trump's specific claims. As compared to this, Trump's 2017 visit yielded tangible outcomes like business deals worth $250 billion. Amid this, will hostilities in Iran resume once again? 

Trump's Flop Show in China, No Breakthrough, Xi Warns on Taiwan 

Donald Trump says China could potentially purchase as many as 750 aircraft from Boeing, signaling what could become one of the largest aviation deals in history. The remarks come as Washington and Beijing attempt to stabilise economic ties after years of trade tensions.


Trump Says China to Potentially Buy as Many as 750 Boeing Planes

Donald Trump concluded his two-day visit to China with an elaborate farewell ceremony in Beijing. A red carpet, military honor guard, and children waving American and Chinese flags marked the final moments before Trump boarded Air Force One. The children chanted warm farewell messages as Chinese officials and dignitaries gathered to see him off, highlighting the symbolic diplomacy and carefully staged optics surrounding the high-profile U.S.-China visit.


Trump-Xi Summit: China Urges Lasting West Asia Truce, Reopening of Shipping Lanes 

Iran’s nuclear programme became a central issue during talks between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, with both sides reportedly agreeing that Iran should not obtain nuclear weapons. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insisted the conflict would not truly end until Iran’s uranium issue is resolved, while China called for dialogue and welcomed the U.S.-Iran ceasefire efforts. The discussions highlight growing global concern over regional stability and nuclear tensions.


Trump, Xi Discuss Iran Nuclear Crisis as Netanyahu Demands Uranium Removal

Trump-Xi Summit: Trump Says He Discussed Denuclearisation With Chinese President 

Trump-Xi Meet: China Silent On Hormuz Discussion: US Says It Was Discussed

Members of the U.S. delegation accompanying President Donald Trump to China reportedly followed strict cybersecurity protocols during the visit. According to reports, officials were advised to leave personal phones and laptops behind, avoid synced apps and cloud access, and use temporary “burner” devices instead. The measures reflect growing concerns over digital surveillance, cyber espionage, and data security during sensitive diplomatic trips between the world’s two biggest powers.


Trump Delegation Reportedly Under Digital Lockdown During High-Stakes China Visit 

The White House has described the Trump–Xi meeting as “good,” but notably made no mention of Taiwan in its official readout.

The omission has drawn attention, as Taiwan remains one of the most sensitive and contested issues in US–China relations. While both sides reportedly discussed broader areas of cooperation and competition, the lack of reference to Taiwan stands out in an otherwise tightly managed diplomatic statement.

The meeting reflects ongoing efforts to stabilize relations between Washington and Beijing, even as major strategic disagreements remain unresolved.

Xi Warns Trump That U.S, China Could Clash If Taiwan Issue Manhandled

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