China unveiled the results of its 14th Five-Year Plan (2021–2025) for digital economy development, showcasing progress in digital infrastructure, cross-industry data applications, and efforts to establish a national framework for data sharing and circulation.

Beijing defended the actions of a Chinese company over its handling of a disaster at a mine in Zambia, while also appearing to lash out at the US after it raised its concerns about the incident.

A decade ago, planners in Beijing unveiled Made in China 2025, an ambitious scheme to take leadership of the industries of the future. The plan identified ten sectors for investment, including energy,

Catch up on Olympic ski jumping since the 2022 Beijing Olympics — new events, equipment changes, returning champions, breakout talents and the biggest storylines shaping the men’s and women’s competitions for Milan Cortina 2026.

China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi and India’s Jaishankar met in New Delhi to respond to President Trump’s sweeping tariffs, with Wang calling them “overwhelming bullying.” Amid rising U.S. pressure, both nations reaffirmed their resolve to rebuild bilateral cooperation.

The Chinese economy lost some momentum in July, backing the case for policymakers to snap out of wait-and-see mode and stimulate growth.

Following a meeting between Indian and Chinese Foreign Ministers, China claimed India affirmed Taiwan as part of China. However, government sources refuted this, stating India's position on Taiwan remains unchanged.

The recent flooding that killed 31 in a single nursing home exposed flaws in emergency planning as China braces for more extreme and unpredictable weather.

Despite ongoing frictions, shared economic and security interests compel both sides to manage tensions. Bilateral trade has reached record highs, underlining deep interdependence, while ambitions to shape a multipolar world through platforms like Brics and the SCO raise the costs of prolonged hostility.