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China Uncovers ‘Limitless’ Energy Source That Could Power the Country for the Next 60,000 Years
China may have unlocked a nearly limitless energy source that could sustain the nation for tens of thousands of years. A ...
As Trump upends US government, Xi aims to project that it’s business as usual in China
As President Donald Trump unleashes sweeping changes across the US government and overturns decades of American foreign ...
China can teach Europe how to become geopolitically independent: Klement
The transatlantic alliance appears to be coming apart at the seams, meaning Europe will need to quickly develop a strategy ...
Maps showing China’s growing influence in Africa distort reality – but some risks are real
Portraying China’s presence in Africa with flags on maps can distort African states’ sovereignty and their power to make ...
Thanks to Trump, China's hour has arrived
U.S. President Donald Trump is vexing allies with punitive tariffs, dismantling America's development aid and trying to ...
The economy and AI are likely to be among the top issues for China’s legislature
BEIJING (AP) — Harnessing the power of artificial intelligence and shoring up the economy are among the issues expected to ...
Happy power: how China’s most famous liquor could fuel next-generation energy storage
Researchers turn leftover sediment from baijiu distillation into low-cost material that boosts sodium-ion battery performance ...
How China pulled ahead to become the world leader in electric vehicles
Chinese EV makers have opened up a vast and, some experts say, unassailable lead in the global market despite American and European efforts to level the field.
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China may be ready to use nuclear fusion for power by 2050
CHINA aims to commercialise nuclear fusion technology for use in emissions-free power generation by 2050, according to the ...
China’s Power Elite: A Guide to the Tech Kingpins Who Met Xi Jinping
A rare Beijing powwow brought together CEOs and entrepreneurs with growing global influence.
CTA warns that tariffs could lower U.S. consumer purchasing power by $90B to $143B
The CTA warned today that the tariffs on foreign goods will fuel inflation and hurt U.S. consumer purchasing power by up to $143 billion.