China has introduced 16 measures to support foreign businesses and professionals in Hainan, covering medical services, energy trade, bonded logistics, maintenance and cross-border commerce.

Airlines have reduced planned China-Japan capacity by nearly 700,000 seats for the 2026-27 winter season, reflecting weaker travel demand amid continued political tensions between the two countries.

China's Communist Party concluded a four-day Central Committee plenum focused on strict internal governance, anti-corruption, party discipline and the responsibilities of officials under Xi Jinping's ...

The United States has added three Chinese biotechnology companies to its Xinjiang forced labor entity list, prompting Beijing to reject the allegations and threaten unspecified countermeasures.

China has denied Taiwan's allegation that Beijing was linked to an alleged attack plot against comedian Huang Yi-hao, as prosecutors pursue charges against five suspects.

Western countries could achieve meaningful diversification from China in rare earths and specialized permanent magnets within three to five years, though processing capacity and technical challenges ...

China's population aged 65 and over has surpassed the number of children aged 14 and under, underscoring mounting pressure on pensions, healthcare, labor markets and families.

China's CXMT plans to begin limited HBM3E production within two months, but low yields and a significant performance gap could constrain the chips' competitiveness and availability.

Independent researchers found potential weaknesses in a DeepSeek model's response to shutdown instructions and interactions with other AI agents, underscoring the need for stronger safeguards and ...

Chinese technology stocks have suffered steep declines as investors reassess AI and semiconductor valuations, weighing uncertain profits, weak demand, trade restrictions and intense expectations for ...

China plans to send a special envoy to the Middle East and surrounding regions to promote dialogue as concerns grow that conflict could threaten shipping, energy supplies and wider stability.

Wang Huimin, a former anti-corruption official at China's securities regulator, was sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve after a corruption conviction involving more than 436 million yuan.