U.S. warns Papua New Guinea of consequences of potential security pact with China
U.S. official Richard Verma warns Papua New Guinea against a potential security pact with China, citing the high costs and consequences of such relations with Beijing.
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Chinese flash memory chip giant, YMTC has denied connections with the Chinese military, asserting that it is actively engaging in discussions with Washington to address the allegations after it was named on a U.S. Defense Department list of firms deemed as posing national security risks.
Mexico surpasses China as U.S’s top trading partner following de-risking strategies
Mexico surpasses China as the United States' top trading partner, driven by "de-risking" strategies amid geopolitical tensions, leading to a manufacturing boom in Mexico.
China launches Jielong-3, advances its commercial space endeavors
China advances its commercial space endeavours with the successful launch of Jielong-3, delivering nine satellites, highlighting the nation's commitment to expanding its space industry.
China’s solar surge sparks optimism for Southeast Asia
China's record-breaking solar installations in 2023, contributing to a global oversupply and significant price drop, present an opportunity for Southeast Asia to advance its renewable energy goals.
Amidst the growing market concerns U.S. Congress delays bill, targeting Chinese biotech companies
The legislation aims at restricting federal agencies from entering into contracts with several prominent Chinese biotech companies, including BGI Group, MGI, Complete Genomics, and WuXi AppTec, along with their subsidiaries.
Imran Khan’s shocking conviction: Exposing state secrets leads to 10-year prison term
Before the February 8 election, Imran Khan, the former prime minister of Pakistan, faced a 10-year prison sentence for disclosing a confidential cable, which hurt his political future.
North Korea escalates tensions with third cruise missile launch this month
On January 30, North Korea launched several cruise missiles, one of which was the supposedly submarine-deployable Pulhwasal-3-31.
Beijing unlikely to use economic coercion on Tokyo
Despite a minimal outcome from a recent high-powered Japanese delegation's visit to China, analysts suggest economic coercion is unlikely as Beijing faces internal economic challenges and Japan strengthens its ties with Western countries in response to increased Chinese influence.
China looms large in Japan’s cautious outreach to Trump
Worried about a potential Trump-China deal, Japan discreetly engages with figures close to the former president.
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