India has launched a new e-Business visa category for Chinese nationals to facilitate smoother entry for business-related activities. The visa, officially introduced at the start of January, allows eligible Chinese citizens to apply online for short-term business travel to India without
China has strongly criticised the United States after Washington’s forces captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and brought him to the United States to face legal charges. Chinese officials said no country should act as the “world’s judge” or impose its will on other nations, calling such unilateral actions a violation of national sovereignty and international […]
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung is scheduled to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping during a state visit to China, marking a renewed effort to stabilise and reset bilateral relations. The visit comes amid efforts by Seoul to rebalance its foreign policy and ease strains that had built up in recent years between the two […]
The United States has called on China to exercise restraint after Beijing conducted large scale military drills around Taiwan, warning that such actions risk escalating tensions in the region. A US State Department spokesperson said China’s military activities were destabilising and urged Beijing to stop applying military pressure on Taiwan. Drills raise regional tensions
China has welcomed India overtaking Japan to become the world’s fourth largest economy, describing the development as a reflection of India’s growing economic strength. Responding to the milestone, a spokesperson from the Chinese side said India’s rise demonstrates that true national strength comes from recognising historical realities, learning from them and taking
Chinese President Xi Jinping said that reunification with Taiwan is “unstoppable,” reaffirming Beijing’s long standing position on the issue in his New Year address. Xi said people on both sides of the Taiwan Strait share deep historical and cultural ties, and described reunification as a natural course of history. China considers Taiwan part of its […]
Taiwan remained on high military and maritime alert even as Chinese naval and coast guard vessels began pulling back following large-scale military drills around the island. Taiwanese authorities said vigilance would continue until China formally declares the end of its exercises and all military activity returns to normal levels. Chinese Military Exercises Near Taiwan
China’s military carried out live-fire drills around Taiwan, escalating tensions in the Taiwan Strait. The People’s Liberation Army said the exercises involved coordinated operations by naval, air, ground and rocket forces in multiple zones surrounding the island. The drills included live-fire components and simulated combat scenarios, with temporary restrictions imposed
China has set a new benchmark in high-speed rail research after a maglev test vehicle accelerated to 700 kmph in just two seconds during a controlled experiment. The test was conducted on a short, specially designed track as part of advanced research into next-generation transportation systems. Officials said the experiment demonstrated extreme acceleration capabilities
China has imposed sanctions on several United States defence companies and senior executives in response to recent American arms sales to Taiwan. The Chinese foreign ministry said the move was aimed at protecting China’s sovereignty and security interests, reiterating its strong opposition to foreign military support for the self-governed island. The sanctions include















