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Students at Yu Ying Public Charter School in Washington perform a Chinese song and dance. The Congressional-Executive Commission on China’s annual report recommends introducing more Mandarin immersion programmes in the US. Photo: Yu Ying Public Charter School
Diplomacy
US commission wants more Mandarin language courses to curb Beijing’s sway
Move would deepen students’ linguistic and cultural understanding amid cuts to US cultural exchange programmes to China.
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First China ore shipment rewards Guinea leader’s push for Simandou alliance
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US seeks ‘constructive’ reset with China as trade tensions ease: Greer
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Economy, Trade & Business
US Fed delivers quarter-point rate cut as policymakers weigh inflation outlook
Move falls short of Trump’s demands as debate over Fed independence intensifies and markets brace for global spillover effects.
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US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is set to step down in May. Photo: Reuters
US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is set to step down in May. Photo: Reuters
Money & Wealth
China heads into 2026 with economic strains, uneasy US rivalry: Asia Society
Report says Beijing must juggle control and growth as debt, demographics and US tech tensions shape the year ahead.
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Diplomacy
China pledges aid to Latin America, Caribbean with no ‘political conditions’
Third strategy paper of its kind released as Beijing seeks to expand its influence in a region Washington actively courts.
11 Dec 2025 - 12:07AM
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China Economy
China’s sovereign fund reveals it opened London office after Trump win
China Investment Corporation opened its third offshore office in London in December 2024, joining outposts in Hong Kong and New York.
10 Dec 2025 - 10:43PM
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The City of London financial district’s skyline, as seen from the Thames River. Photo: EPA
The City of London financial district’s skyline, as seen from the Thames River. Photo: EPA
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China’s consumer prices rise, fighter jet stand-off audio: SCMP daily highlights
From young Chinese rejecting liberal democracy to a growth in China’s consumer prices in November, here’s a round-up from today’s coverage.
10 Dec 2025 - 9:15PM
Science
Former Nasa chief calls for new US approach to moon landing – much like China’s
Mike Griffin says Artemis programme ‘cannot work’ because of complex design and unproven tech, while Chinese are ‘doing the right things’.
10 Dec 2025 - 9:00PM
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Diplomacy
China closes capacity and influence gap with US in Asia, power index finds
Think tank says China may weather geopolitical environment but neighbours are ‘anxious about rising tensions and protectionism’.
10 Dec 2025 - 9:53PM
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Presidents Xi Jinping and Donald Trump ahead of their meeting in Busan, South Korea, on October 30. Photo: AP
Diplomacy
Beijing seeks ‘fair and just maritime order’ in South China Sea
Vice-minister Sun Weidong says China rejects 2016 arbitration ruling on disputed waters because it breaches fundamentals in international law.
10 Dec 2025 - 10:03PM
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A Chinese coastguard vessel (right) fires its water cannon at the Philippine’s BRP Datu Pagbuaya in the South China Sea on October 12. Photo: Philippine Coast Guard via AP
A Chinese coastguard vessel (right) fires its water cannon at the Philippine’s BRP Datu Pagbuaya in the South China Sea on October 12. Photo: Philippine Coast Guard via AP
Military
China-Russia bomber patrol ‘a serious security’ concern, Japanese minister says
Defence chief Shinjiro Koizumi says the exercise was ‘clearly intended to be a demonstration’ against Japan at a time of heightened tension.
10 Dec 2025 - 7:47PM
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Politics
12 killed after fire hits residential building in southern China’s Shantou city
Tuesday night's accident was the first of its kind since the fire in Hong Kong’s Tai Po district killed 160 people last month.
10 Dec 2025 - 9:15PM
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Politics
China’s post-90s shun liberal democracy despite boom years, study finds
Study contradicts decades of assumptions that the economic boom and post-materialism would lead to more support for democratic values.
10 Dec 2025 - 6:32PM
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China’s older generations are more likely to support democratic values than the post-economic boom generation, a study has found. Photo: AFP
Science
Over 10 years in the making: China launches 2,000km-wide AI computing hub
Implications are revolutionary for extremely high real-time demands such as AI large model training, telemedicine, director Liu Yunjie says.
10 Dec 2025 - 5:37PM
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Chinese scientists say their innovation means computing centres separated by distance but linked by optical network could work together almost as efficiently as a single giant computer. Image: Shutterstock
Chinese scientists say their innovation means computing centres separated by distance but linked by optical network could work together almost as efficiently as a single giant computer. Image: Shutterstock
Diplomacy
China and Russia must be on guard to stop Japan causing trouble: ex-diplomat
Wu Hailong tells forum that Tokyo ‘has never truly reflected on or repented its crimes of aggression’ during World War II.
10 Dec 2025 - 9:00AM
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Science
How China pulled off a critical mineral tech revolution in just 10 months
‘Unique’ Chinese efficiency turns European firm’s vision into reality by building the world’s first large-scale silica-removal technology.
10 Dec 2025 - 6:09AM
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How a Beijing-Tokyo chill over Taiwan could solidify Takaichi’s power
With no quick thaw in sight after Japanese leader’s remarks, analysts suggest the China rift could translate into an ‘ironic’ outcome.
26 Nov 2025 - 4:37PM
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Speculation has grown that Japan’s new prime minister could tighten her hold on power should relations between Beijing and Tokyo remain frosty. Photo: Kyodo
Speculation has grown that Japan’s new prime minister could tighten her hold on power should relations between Beijing and Tokyo remain frosty. Photo: Kyodo
Global Economy
What economic cards will China play with Japan? Analysts see dilemma in the row
Beijing seen balancing need to retaliate against Tokyo with risk of alienating foreign investors; experts expect cautious strategy.
26 Nov 2025 - 12:09AM
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Diplomacy
Trump’s calls with Xi and Takaichi hint he won’t let Taiwan derail Beijing ties
US president’s conversations with Chinese and Japanese leaders suggest Washington is engaged in a delicate balancing act, analysts say.
25 Nov 2025 - 9:57PM
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Diplomacy
Why China took Japan criticism to UN twice but did not raise it at G20
Analysts say Beijing views the UN as a platform to ‘anchor’ its position on Taiwan, particularly because it offers a wider reach.
25 Nov 2025 - 9:29PM
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Fu Cong, China’s permanent representative to the UN, has described the comments of the Japanese prime minister as "gravely erroneous" and having a "profoundly malicious nature and impact". Photo: Reuters
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LATEST China Science NEWS
Former Nasa chief calls for new US approach to moon landing – much like China’s
10 Dec 2025 - 9:00PM
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A former Nasa chief told Congress that the Artemis III mission and those beyond should be cancelled and the US "should start over". Photo: TNS
Over 10 years in the making: China launches 2,000km-wide AI computing hub
10 Dec 2025 - 5:37PM
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Chinese scientists say their innovation means computing centres separated by distance but linked by optical network could work together almost as efficiently as a single giant computer. Image: Shutterstock
How China pulled off a critical mineral tech revolution in just 10 months
10 Dec 2025 - 6:09AM
Illustration: Lau Ka-kuen
Code talker 2025? PLA frontline troops are testing portable quantum radio devices
9 Dec 2025 - 11:00PM
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The PLA’s Information Support Force takes part in a large-scale military parade in Beijing on September 3. Photo: Xinhua
China-born architect Wang Fei dies in suspected car crash in London
9 Dec 2025 - 8:40PM
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The China Academy of Art has confirmed that Wang Fei, who taught at Syracuse University in New York state, died on Monday. He was 45. Photo: Handout
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OPINION
Gerui Wang
Opinion
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How France and China offer an alternative to zero-sum diplomacy
Gerui Wang
10 Dec 2025 - 7:11PM
Lord Stockwood
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As UK-China ties warm, Hong Kong can be a natural bridge
Lord Stockwood
10 Dec 2025 - 5:21PM
Zhang Zhipeng
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Why the Global South is embracing Chinese AI
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10 Dec 2025 - 10:26AM
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How Nexperia became a casualty of the US-China trade war
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10 Dec 2025 - 5:30AM
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Winston Mok
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How China can help Africa build human capital
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How Hong Kong can distinguish itself as a climate finance hub
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China reveals radio comms with Japan over aerial encounter
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China extradites scam suspects from Myanmar
More than 1,000 suspects of telecoms fraud have been extradited to China following raids on multiple scam compounds in Myanmar since October 2025.
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Ex-Chinese banker executed for taking bribes
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