Volkswagen on Wednesday (Nov. 27) said that it will close its exiting plant in China's Xinjiang region after the company and its Chinese partner agreed to sell the asset to a Shanghai government-owned buyer, two people familiar with the issue said.

Volkswagen to close China's Xinjiang plant amid concerns for human rights abuses

Government officials and business executives agree that maintaining the stability of global supply chains is crucial to tackling issues that firms face globally, such growing costs, geopolitical tensions, and protectionism, which might worsen global inflation.

China Call For Global Supply Chain Stability | World News | WION

Hundreds of Chinese investors who lost savings in the collapse of China Evergrande launched a coordinated campaign this month to press authorities for an update on the failed property developer, according to people with knowledge of the effort.

China: Evergrande Investors Demand Justice In Shenzhen | World News

An investigation has been launched against the Chinese Defence Minister Dong Jun as part of an anti-corruption probe, according to The Financial Times report. As per the report, the investigation is part of a broader probe into China's military corruption.

Dong Jun becomes China's third defence minister in a row to face corruption probe: Report

The minority army has announced its willingness to hold talks with the junta after a year-long battle along the Myanmar-China border. The Ta'ang National Liberation Army's (TNLA) decision, announced late on Monday, comes as powerful neighbor China puts pressure on rebels. Watch to know more!

With China’s Help, Myanmar Rebel Army Ready For Dialogue With Junta | World News | WION

US President-elect Donald Trump on Monday (Nov 25) said that he will impose a massive 25 per cent tariff on all products which will be imported from Mexico and Canada over the neighbouring countries' failure to crack down on illegal immigration and drugs trade.

Trump vows 25 pc tariffs on all goods from Canada, Mexico, adds more to China: 'Time to pay big price'

China, the world's second-largest economy, is grappling with a silent crisis: a rapid decline in the population of its border regions. Vital trade hubs are losing residents at an alarming rate, raising concerns over national security and economic growth. Our next report delves into the reasons behind this demographic decline and the potential consequences for China. Take a look...

China's Ageing Population: A Threat To Border Security & Economy

China's Ageing Population: A Threat To Border Security and Economy

Farmers in China's Xinjiang province are turning a desert into a thriving farmland by growing apples and harvesting crabs. The region has adopted an innovative way of inhibiting wind and fixing sand by planting trees to shield apple trees from harsh conditions. Today, the once barren land is returning the favor as billions of dollars in revenue.

China's Desert Farming Wonders

Amid rising tensions in the South China Sea, authorities have announced that sirens will be issued whenever aircrafts enter a 24-nautical-mile zone. This move is seen as a precautionary measure to enhance security and signal potential threats in the disputed waters, where multiple nations have competing territorial claims.

South China Sea Tensions: Sirens To Be Issued When Aircraft Enter 24 Nautical Miles

Egyptian authorities said 17 people, including foreigners, were missing after a tourist yacht capsized off the country's Red Sea coast on Monday, with 28 others rescued.

Tourist yacht capsizes in Egypt's Red Sea, 17 still missing

China claims to have created a new stealth material that is so advanced that it allows fighter jets to slip past enemy defences with near invisibility.

China's Stealth Aircraft Pose New Threat to Its Enemies | GRAVITAS

In another case of fatality in cosmetic surgery, a Chinese woman died 10 days after she underwent multiple laser treatments to remove her birthmarks and spots. The 27-year-old woman, whose surname is Liu, lived in Tianjin, which is a northern city in China.

Woman dies after getting multiple laser treatments to remove birthmarks and spots in China

US is developing contingency plans for military deployments in Japan in response to potential emergencies concerning Taiwan. Plans involve strategically positioning US military units and resources within allied nations to bolster regional security in the face of growing concerns over China's military activities around Taiwan. Watch to know more!

US And Japan Drawing Up Contingency Plans For Taiwan Emergency WION Speed News

China has discovered a "massive" new goldfield in Hunan province, containing gold reserves valued at tens of billions of dollars. Geologists have found more than 40 gold veins at the Wangu gold mine in Pingjiang County, located less than 2,000 metres underground.

China uncovers ‘massive’ gold reserve worth billions in Hunan province

Over 300 Chinese troops have arrived in Pakistan to take part in the joint China-Pakistan anti-terrorism exercise amid escalating militant attacks in the country. Watch this report for more details!

Pakistan and China Kick Off Three-Week Warrior-VIII Drills in Pabbi

Yao Qian, a former senior official in China’s financial sector, is under investigation for bribery involving cryptocurrency. This marks the country’s first corruption case tied to digital assets. Once a prominent figure in the Securities Regulatory Commission, Yao is accused of abusing his position to accept bribes and misuse regulatory powers. According to China’s Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, he allegedly used virtual currencies to carry out illegal money exchanges and influence deals. Watch our report for more details.

China Expels Regulator Over Crypto-Linked Corruption

China has expelled a high-ranking regulator following a corruption investigation related to cryptocurrency activities. The official was accused of being involved in illicit dealings, raising concerns over the influence of digital currencies on the country's regulatory system.

China’s consumer economy is experiencing a sharp divide. While top-tier cities face sluggish retail growth, smaller cities are thriving. Let's delve into what’s fueling this shift and the data behind it in our next report…

Small Chinese Cities Drive Retail Growth Amid Economic Challenges

Kelsang Pedron, a 24-year-old from Lhokha city in (Xizang Region), has made history as the first Tibetan woman to fly a fighter jet in China. Inspired by China's first female astronauts, Liu Yang and Wang Yaping, she pursued her dream of becoming a combat pilot despite initial challenges. Watch in for more details!

First Female Pilot From China's Xizang For PLA Air Force

The US has plans to invest nearly $800m in Tinian, a remote island part of the Northern Mariana Islands, in order to build up defence operations. The governor of the Northern Mariana Islands has welcomed the US military upgrade plan as it comes amid concerns over China’s recent missile tests in the region.

U.S. Upgrades Remote Pacific Island Airbase Amid China Threat

Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh is expected to meet his Chinese counterpart Dong Jun on the sidelines of the ASEAN summit in Laos. Watch this report for more details!

India, China Defence Ministers to Meet in Laos Month After Border Disengagement

A U.S. government commission has proposed a significant increase in investment and research to accelerate the development of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, aiming to outpace China in the global AI race. The recommendation emphasizes the importance of bolstering AI innovation, ensuring national security, and maintaining economic leadership. It includes plans for funding, policy changes, and collaboration between public and private sectors to drive advancements in AI research and applications.

US Government Commission Proposes Major AI Push To Outpace China

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