Naval analyst H I Sutton has published a report in Naval News highlighting the appearance of between three and five new “special and unusual” barges at Guangzhou Shipyard in southern China.

On Dec. 31, the South China Morning Post reported that mainland China’s new rules will make it more difficult for residents to buy digital assets. Under the rules, banks must monitor and ...

Communist China’s nearly trillion-dollar trade surplus for 2024 is not only a marker of the economic distortions driving Beijing’s global ambitions, but a symptom of the fiat money era. The surplus ...

BEIJING, Jan 1 (Reuters) - Prices of new homes in China rose at a slightly faster pace in December, a private survey showed on Wednesday, as the crisis-hit property sector struggles to find a ...

A rise in respiratory illnesses in China, including influenza A and hMPV, is affecting children and the elderly. This increase is attributed to cold weather and the resumption of normal life post ...

The drive to cater to tourists is stronger than ever, with a constant stream of new experiences, restaurants and things to do for visitors to accommodate the 8% increase of international tourists ...

Out of over 30 new restaurants that opened in metro Phoenix in December, five were in Mesa, including the Valley's newest Dairy Queen location near the Mesa-Gateway Airport and the long-awaited ...

China’s rapidly expanding nuclear power industry passed a major milestone on New Year’s Day, as the first reactor at a sprawling new plant on the country’s southeastern coastline started ...

Naval analyst H I Sutton has published a report in Naval News highlighting the appearance of between three and five new “special and unusual” barges at Guangzhou Shipyard in southern China.

The same goes for many retail and grocery stores. Most restaurant chains will also be open on New Year's Eve, if you're looking to plan ahead and have some leftovers in your fridge from the night ...

China’s latest measures to deal with the financial risks of local officials have centered on a massive debt-swap plan , but a companion step is now drawing attention as a possible new tool.

"Apart from trying to become a sea power, these seemingly new fighter jets show China also wants to eventually replace the U.S. as the leading air power in the world," Su in Taiwan told VOA.