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Chinese newspaper Global Times called "let's go, Brandon" representative of "extreme political sentiment" and branded it "abuse."

China calls the U.S. Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act an act of “blasphemy against real democracy, human rights, and free trade.”

China calls the U.S. Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act an act of “blasphemy against real democracy, human rights, and free trade.”

Intel’s Chinese brand ambassador announced Wednesday plans to terminate cooperation with the US chipmaker, as Intel spirals deeper into a storm of Chinese social media criticism in the wake of its involvement in disinformation on Xinjiang.

Lithuania’s economic reliance on China has been on the rise in recent years, with its China-bound exports ranging from farm produce and beer to lasers, but analysts have sounded the alarm over the unaffordable fallout on Lithuania’s economy from its dangerous provocation against China by trampling on the One China principle.

Chinese state tabloid editor-in-chief Hu Xijin (胡錫進), who became a leading voice of strident nationalism with millions of social media followers, yesterday announced his retirement. A self-described former pro- democracy protester turned outspoken newspaper editor, Hu helped usher in a new era of brash, assertive nationalism under Chinese President Xi Jinping (習近平). In a social media post, Hu said he had stepped down as editor-in-chief of the Global Times, which is owned by the Chine...

China on Monday submitted a paper to the United Nations calling for global regulations on the military use of artificial intelligence (A.I.)

China Business Journal editor-in-chief Li Peiyu is being investigated for embezzlement and extortion.

China on Monday submitted a paper to the United Nations calling for global regulations on the military use of artificial intelligence (A.I.)

Myanmar has accepted the Chinese yuan as an official settlement currency for border trade with China, in a move that aims to address its shortage of US dollars and other foreign currencies, as the Southeast Asian country faces economic challenges amid political instability, sources close to the matter told the Global Times on Wednesday.