A woman born in the 1990s paid 2 million yuan (about USD 299,000) for an apartment, only to find the building abandoned before completion. She decided to finish it herself.
A woman born in the 1990s paid 2 million yuan (about USD 299,000) for an apartment, only to find the building abandoned before completion. She decided to finish it herself.
Puma Shen, a Taiwanese lawmaker and researcher known for his work on Chinese disinformation, is challenging incumbent Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an in one of Taiwan’s most closely watched local elections.
Beijing has labeled Shen a separatist and launched a criminal investigation against him. Meanwhile, his campaign has attracted large crowds, and one September poll showed him just 1.2 percentage points behind Chiang.
Who is Puma Shen? How did he become such a prominent political figure, and what does his campaign reveal about Taiwan’s increasingly contested political landscape?
Puma Shen, a Taiwanese lawmaker and researcher known for his work on Chinese disinformation, is challenging incumbent Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an in one of Taiwan's most closely watched local elections.
Beijing has labeled Shen a separatist and launched a criminal investigation against him. Meanwhile, his campaign has attracted large crowds, and one September poll showed him just 1.2 percentage points behind Chiang.
Who is Puma Shen? How did he become such a prominent political figure, and what does his campaign reveal about Taiwan's increasingly contested political landscape?
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What happens when Xi Jinping is gone—and the Chinese Communist Party starts to collapse? From rumors about Xi’s health to the dangers of a chaotic power struggle, we explore why America needs a plan for a post-CCP China, and how the world could change overnight.
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The latest figures from China’s National Bureau of Statistics show that property development investment totalled 3.8 trillion yuan (about US$533 billion) in the first half of this year, down 18% from a year earlier. Residential investment totalled 2.93 trillion yuan (about US$410 billion), down 17.8%. Developers had about 59.64 billion square feet (5.5 billion square meters) of floor space under construction, down 12.5%.
The latest figures from China's National Bureau of Statistics show that property development investment totalled 3.8 trillion yuan (about US$533 billion) in the first half of this year, down 18% from a year earlier. Residential investment totalled 2.93 trillion yuan (about US$410 billion), down 17.8%. Developers had about 59.64 billion square feet (5.5 billion square meters) of floor space under construction, down 12.5%.
Today, the situation facing older unmarried women in China is becoming increasingly difficult. Men are becoming more cautious and are no longer actively pursuing women. Men with more life experience have already seen through women who are only after their money, while younger men have been scared off by all kinds of unreasonable demands and behavior. Men with some money would rather spend it on themselves than be treated like ATMs. Some older single women are even looking for men older than their own fathers. After spending their younger years doing whatever they wanted, these women may find that after turning 35, even having their own home and savings still doesn’t guarantee that anyone will want to marry them.
Today, the situation facing older unmarried women in China is becoming increasingly difficult. Men are becoming more cautious and are no longer actively pursuing women. Men with more life experience have already seen through women who are only after their money, while younger men have been scared off by all kinds of unreasonable demands and behavior. Men with some money would rather spend it on themselves than be treated like ATMs. Some older single women are even looking for men older than their own fathers. After spending their younger years doing whatever they wanted, these women may find that after turning 35, even having their own home and savings still doesn't guarantee that anyone will want to marry them.
The FBI spent years investigating cases involving alleged Chinese intelligence operations in the United States.
From a U.S. Navy sailor convicted of selling military secrets to an undercover FBI operation involving a fake IRS official, these cases reveal how investigators gathered evidence, followed digital trails and uncovered connections between individuals.
How did the FBI know what was happening—and why did some arrests take years? We examine the investigations and the evidence behind them.
The FBI spent years investigating cases involving alleged Chinese intelligence operations in the United States.
From a U.S. Navy sailor convicted of selling military secrets to an undercover FBI operation involving a fake IRS official, these cases reveal how investigators gathered evidence, followed digital trails and uncovered connections between individuals.
How did the FBI know what was happening—and why did some arrests take years? We examine the investigations and the evidence behind them.
A group of Chinese scholars has claimed that the Batanes islands were historically part of Taiwan and therefore are part of China. The remarks emerged during an academic discussion on June 30, 2026, at Jinan University in Guangzhou. Although the claim was not made by Beijing, it has sparked controversy and outrage in the Philippines, where the Batanes islands form the nation’s northernmost province.
A group of Chinese scholars has claimed that the Batanes islands were historically part of Taiwan and therefore are part of China. The remarks emerged during an academic discussion on June 30, 2026, at Jinan University in Guangzhou. Although the claim was not made by Beijing, it has sparked controversy and outrage in the Philippines, where the Batanes islands form the nation’s northernmost province.
A video circulating on X shows a lawyer and vlogger from mainland China describing how a trip to Taiwan completely changed his perspective. What he saw and experienced challenged everything he had expected.
A video circulating on X shows a lawyer and vlogger from mainland China describing how a trip to Taiwan completely changed his perspective. What he saw and experienced challenged everything he had expected.
China’s economy has fallen into a deep slump in 2026, with factory closures and owners disappearing across the country. On October 6, one user posted a video saying he returned from the National Day holiday to find that his boss had disappeared. The office was empty except for scattered documents and trash. The video immediately worried other workers who were on extended holidays and still owed wages. One user said, “A holiday that long gives the boss plenty of time to disappear.”
China’s economy has fallen into a deep slump in 2026, with factory closures and owners disappearing across the country. On October 6, one user posted a video saying he returned from the National Day holiday to find that his boss had disappeared. The office was empty except for scattered documents and trash. The video immediately worried other workers who were on extended holidays and still owed wages. One user said, “A holiday that long gives the boss plenty of time to disappear.”
Chinese humanoid robots from Hangzhou-based Unitree Robotics and Shenzhen-based EngineAI have taken centre stage at Singapore’s inaugural robot fighting tournament. Held under the global Avatar Robot Combat league, the real-time bouts involve machines controlled by humans rather than artificial intelligence (AI) as seen in other hi-tech fights.
Chinese humanoid robots from Hangzhou-based Unitree Robotics and Shenzhen-based EngineAI have taken centre stage at Singapore’s inaugural robot fighting tournament. Held under the global Avatar Robot Combat league, the real-time bouts involve machines controlled by humans rather than artificial intelligence (AI) as seen in other hi-tech fights.
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A Chinese national was arrested in California after allegedly spying on the son of Taiwan’s president—and the FBI says the operation went far beyond simple surveillance.
From tracking Lai Ching-te’s son in Seattle to alleged connections with Chinese intelligence and a broader pro-CCP influence network, the case offers a glimpse into how China’s operations can reach far beyond its borders.
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A Chinese national was arrested in California after allegedly spying on the son of Taiwan’s president—and the FBI says the operation went far beyond simple surveillance.
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If you mess around in Taiwanese waters, be prepared for some super soaking and… Taiwan hospitality? Here’s what happened when a Chinese boat refused to leave Taiwan’s territory.
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If you mess around in Taiwanese waters, be prepared for some super soaking and… Taiwan hospitality? Here’s what happened when a Chinese boat refused to leave Taiwan’s territory.
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China’s National Day Golden Week has traditionally been a crucial opportunity for businesses across industries to recover their losses. The holiday typically brings a surge in spending at tourist attractions, hotels, restaurants, clothing stores, and entertainment venues. Businesses invest heavily in inventory, while hotel rates, airfares, train fares, and even parking fees at tourist attractions rise as operators try to squeeze more money out of tourists and offset months of losses.
China’s National Day Golden Week has traditionally been a crucial opportunity for businesses across industries to recover their losses. The holiday typically brings a surge in spending at tourist attractions, hotels, restaurants, clothing stores, and entertainment venues. Businesses invest heavily in inventory, while hotel rates, airfares, train fares, and even parking fees at tourist attractions rise as operators try to squeeze more money out of tourists and offset months of losses.
Chinese state media released a three-part documentary on police investigations into Myanmar’s scam centres on Monday. The series shows the obstacles faced by Chinese authorities and highlights the progress they have made in dismantling the operations.
Chinese state media released a three-part documentary on police investigations into Myanmar’s scam centres on Monday. The series shows the obstacles faced by Chinese authorities and highlights the progress they have made in dismantling the operations.
Just over a month earlier, from August 24 to 27, the 2026 joint China-Russia emergency drill for cross-border infectious disease outbreaks took place in Fuyuan, Heilongjiang Province, China, across the river from Russia. The exercise simulated responses to imported plague cases and other infectious diseases.
Just over a month earlier, from August 24 to 27, the 2026 joint China-Russia emergency drill for cross-border infectious disease outbreaks took place in Fuyuan, Heilongjiang Province, China, across the river from Russia. The exercise simulated responses to imported plague cases and other infectious diseases.
The United States has accused mainland China of hiring an American citizen of Chinese origin to surveil the family of Taiwanese leader William Lai Ching-te. The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) arrested Zhang Wanying days after Chinese President Xi Jinping made a state visit to Washington. Beijing sees Taiwan as part of China to be reunited by force if necessary. Most countries, including the US, do not recognise Taiwan as an independent state, but Washington is opposed to any attempt to take the self-governed island by force and is committed to supplying it with weapons.
The United States has accused mainland China of hiring an American citizen of Chinese origin to surveil the family of Taiwanese leader William Lai Ching-te. The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) arrested Zhang Wanying days after Chinese President Xi Jinping made a state visit to Washington. Beijing sees Taiwan as part of China to be reunited by force if necessary. Most countries, including the US, do not recognise Taiwan as an independent state, but Washington is opposed to any attempt to take the self-governed island by force and is committed to supplying it with weapons.
For generations, Ulanqab in China’s Inner Mongolia autonomous region has long been known for growing potatoes, but now it is becoming home to one of China’s most valuable industrial assets – AI computing. As the nation scrambles to build computing power and electricity to feed the artificial intelligence (AI) boom, the city’s cold climate and mature renewable energy are helping reduce cooling costs for power-intensive data centres. Ulanqab is also offering employment to build the centres, attracting a growing number of young people who in the past headed to metropolitan areas to pursue job opportunities.
For generations, Ulanqab in China’s Inner Mongolia autonomous region has long been known for growing potatoes, but now it is becoming home to one of China’s most valuable industrial assets – AI computing. As the nation scrambles to build computing power and electricity to feed the artificial intelligence (AI) boom, the city’s cold climate and mature renewable energy are helping reduce cooling costs for power-intensive data centres. Ulanqab is also offering employment to build the centres, attracting a growing number of young people who in the past headed to metropolitan areas to pursue job opportunities.
With more than 31,000 miles (50,000 kilometers) of track in operation, China has by far the world’s largest high-speed rail network. On the surface, it looks like a remarkable achievement. But behind those impressive numbers are abandoned stations and unfinished infrastructure projects across the country.
With more than 31,000 miles (50,000 kilometers) of track in operation, China has by far the world’s largest high-speed rail network. On the surface, it looks like a remarkable achievement. But behind those impressive numbers are abandoned stations and unfinished infrastructure projects across the country.
This 34-year-old real estate agent living in Irvine, California is facing serious charges. The FBI arrested her at Los Angeles airport on October 4 as she tried to board a flight to Shanghai. She is accused of acting as an unregistered CCP agent and conducting surveillance on Ting-Yu Lai, the son of Taiwan’s president, Lai Ching-te, who works in Seattle.
This 34-year-old real estate agent living in Irvine, California is facing serious charges. The FBI arrested her at Los Angeles airport on October 4 as she tried to board a flight to Shanghai. She is accused of acting as an unregistered CCP agent and conducting surveillance on Ting-Yu Lai, the son of Taiwan’s president, Lai Ching-te, who works in Seattle.
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Xi Jinping wants 100,000 American students to visit China. Surely this is just to increase cultural understanding and not part of some subtly evil long-term plan to undermine America! Christopher Balding joins us this week to discuss what’s really going on here.
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Xi Jinping wants 100,000 American students to visit China. Surely this is just to increase cultural understanding and not part of some subtly evil long-term plan to undermine America! Christopher Balding joins us this week to discuss what’s really going on here.
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Young people in China are refusing to be exploited. They are opting out of the rat race and choosing not to marry or have children. The Communist Party newspaper People’s Daily responded with an angry article asking, “If young people don’t get married, are we all just waiting to die?”
Young people in China are refusing to be exploited. They are opting out of the rat race and choosing not to marry or have children. The Communist Party newspaper People’s Daily responded with an angry article asking, “If young people don’t get married, are we all just waiting to die?”
After 126 years of retail history, Hong Kong’s first Chinese-owned department store will close its historic branch in the city’s central business district in December. Sincere is seeking a new venue in the same business district to set up after the closure in December. The company’s Mong Kok outlet will meanwhile be its sole bricks-and-mortar store in the city.
After 126 years of retail history, Hong Kong’s first Chinese-owned department store will close its historic branch in the city’s central business district in December. Sincere is seeking a new venue in the same business district to set up after the closure in December. The company’s Mong Kok outlet will meanwhile be its sole bricks-and-mortar store in the city.
Beijing Wildlife Park has invited visitors over the “golden week” holiday to join a bounty hunt for invasive North American fall webworms, offering free tickets to those who catch the most caterpillars. The Chinese capital has been struggling to contain a seasonal outbreak of the pests originally from the US, Canada and Mexico. Accidentally spread to Europe and Asia decades ago, the insects now threaten hundreds of species of trees, flowers and crops in China. Authorities have also released parasitic wasps and started spraying and trapping the pests.
Beijing Wildlife Park has invited visitors over the “golden week” holiday to join a bounty hunt for invasive North American fall webworms, offering free tickets to those who catch the most caterpillars. The Chinese capital has been struggling to contain a seasonal outbreak of the pests originally from the US, Canada and Mexico. Accidentally spread to Europe and Asia decades ago, the insects now threaten hundreds of species of trees, flowers and crops in China. Authorities have also released parasitic wasps and started spraying and trapping the pests.
A former Federal Reserve adviser shared restricted information with contacts tied by U.S. authorities to Chinese intelligence. The case involved secret meetings in China, money, a mysterious romance—and even nude photos.
Prosecutors accused John Harold Rogers of conspiring to commit economic espionage. But after hearing the evidence, the jury acquitted him of that charge and convicted him only of lying to investigators.
So was Rogers knowingly helping Chinese intelligence—or was he manipulated? This is the extraordinary story behind one of the strangest espionage cases to hit the Federal Reserve.
A former Federal Reserve adviser shared restricted information with contacts tied by U.S. authorities to Chinese intelligence. The case involved secret meetings in China, money, a mysterious romance—and even nude photos.
Prosecutors accused John Harold Rogers of conspiring to commit economic espionage. But after hearing the evidence, the jury acquitted him of that charge and convicted him only of lying to investigators.
So was Rogers knowingly helping Chinese intelligence—or was he manipulated? This is the extraordinary story behind one of the strangest espionage cases to hit the Federal Reserve.
Did Trump just score his biggest victory against China?
China once had a near-monopoly on the rare earth minerals the world needs for everything from computer chips to advanced weapons and AI. Now, the Trump administration is pouring billions into breaking China’s grip and building a new global supply chain.
But is Trump’s temporary trade truce with Xi Jinping actually a retreat—or is he buying time for the US to become independent of China’s rare earths?
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China once had a near-monopoly on the rare earth minerals the world needs for everything from computer chips to advanced weapons and AI. Now, the Trump administration is pouring billions into breaking China’s grip and building a new global supply chain.
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Su Mudaerji, the first Tibetan Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) fighter, earned a unanimous decision win in Shanghai on August 29. The 27-year-old’s victory in the Chinese city was witnessed by the largest crowd the UFC has drawn in Asia. The win also moved Su Mudaerji closer to the sport’s top 10.
Su Mudaerji, the first Tibetan Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) fighter, earned a unanimous decision win in Shanghai on August 29. The 27-year-old’s victory in the Chinese city was witnessed by the largest crowd the UFC has drawn in Asia. The win also moved Su Mudaerji closer to the sport’s top 10.
Cybersecurity expert Morgan Wright discusses reports that Chinese artificial intelligence systems are being probed for hazardous knowledge, including biological weapons, chemical agents and cyberattacks.
Cybersecurity expert Morgan Wright discusses reports that Chinese artificial intelligence systems are being probed for hazardous knowledge, including biological weapons, chemical agents and cyberattacks.