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Xiaomi Seeks Incentives Amidst India's Clampdown on Chinese Firms
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German Chemical Giant BASF to Exit Xinjiang Ventures Amid Human Rights Abuse Allegations
"BASF, the German chemical conglomerate, announced its decision to divest from two joint ventures in Xinjiang, China, amidst rising concerns over alleged human rights abuses linked to its local partner, Xinjiang Markor Chemical Industry Co. -
Hackers From China, Iran and Russia Use ChatGPT to Boost Cyberattacks, Microsoft and OpenAI Warn
"Microsoft and OpenAI have disclosed how nation-state-backed hacking groups from Russia, North Korea, Iran, and China are harnessing the power of advanced AI tools, such as ChatGPT, to fortify their cyber-attack strategies.
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Trump Opens U.S. to 300,000 Tons of Foreign Beef as China Rejects 22-Ton Argentine Shipment Over Banned Antibiotic
President Donald Trump is moving to allow as much as 300,000 metric tons of foreign beef into the U.S. over 90 days, betting that a surge in lower-priced imports will ease grocery bills as the American cattle herd sits near its smallest level in decades. The plan is drawing resistance from Republican ranchers and lawmakers, while Argentina-one potential supplier-faces renewed scrutiny after China rejected a 22-ton shipment in March over detection of a banned antibiotic. 
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Evergrande Founder Hui Ka Yan Sentenced to Life in Prison Over Massive Financial Fraud
Evergrande founder Hui Ka Yan has been sentenced to life in prison, marking a dramatic turn in the downfall of the Chinese property empire that once accumulated more than $300 billion in liabilities. 
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China Turns Hormuz Crisis Into Economic Advantage as Energy Shock Hits Asian Supply Chains
China appears to have weathered the latest disruption in the Strait of Hormuz better than many of its Asian neighbors, using strategic energy reserves, state intervention and its dominance in clean-energy manufacturing to cushion the economic blow from rising oil prices and supply chain disruptions, according to analysis cited by The New York Times. 
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China-Malaysia Local Currency Settlement Reaches One-Fourth as RMB Use Expands
The Bank of China Malaysia 2026 RMB Business Promotion Event and the 15th Anniversary Celebration of the Onshore RMB Clearing Bank in Malaysia were held in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday. Around 200 guests from financial institutions, enterprises, business associations and media organizations from China and Malaysia attended the event. 
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China Targets 56 U.S. Firms After Pentagon Blacklists Alibaba, Baidu and BYD
China has imposed new trade restrictions on dozens of American companies, including defense contractors, drone manufacturers and rare-earth firms, in a measured retaliation against the Pentagon's decision to expand its list of Chinese companies allegedly linked to Beijing's military. 
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Xi Jinping’s Crackdown Punishes Nearly 1 Million Officials as China Targets Fortune Tellers and Feng Shui
Chinese President Xi Jinping's sweeping anti-corruption campaign has evolved far beyond bribery and financial misconduct, with nearly one million officials punished in 2025 as authorities increasingly target political loyalty, personal behavior, family conduct and even spiritual beliefs, according to disciplinary records reviewed by The Wall Street Journal. 
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Xi Visits Pyongyang After Seven Years, Pledges Greater Cooperation With Kim Jong Un Across Key Sectors
Chinese President Xi Jinping and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un used a high-profile summit in Pyongyang on Monday to showcase deepening ties between Beijing and Pyongyang, signaling closer cooperation on trade, technology, infrastructure and regional security at a time of shifting geopolitical alliances across Asia and Europe. 
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China Blocks Tiananmen Families From Visiting Graves on 37th Anniversary of Crackdown
Chinese authorities prevented relatives of victims of the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown from visiting graves in Beijing this week, marking a significant escalation in restrictions surrounding one of the country's most politically sensitive anniversaries. 
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China's New Autonomous Drone AI Sparks Concerns Over Future ‘Find and Kill’ Warfare
A new artificial intelligence system developed by researchers in China is drawing attention from military analysts after scientists claimed it could allow drone swarms to continue hunting and eliminating targets even when communication networks are disrupted by enemy jamming. -
China Coal Mine Explosion Kills 90 in Shanxi, Marking Deadliest Mining Disaster Since 2009
A massive gas explosion at a coal mine in China's northern Shanxi province killed at least 90 workers and left several others missing, state media reported Saturday, marking the country's deadliest mining disaster in nearly two decades and reigniting scrutiny over industrial safety standards in one of China's most coal-dependent regions. 
