China imposes sanctions on two U.S. defense companies for alleged involvement in arms sales to Taiwan by freezing their assets within China and barring entry into the country.

Even if China's economy slows down, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) said it will still be the largest growth engine for the world economy.

The reports indicate that four Chinese suppliers are manufacturing counterfeit stamps at an alarming rate of up to one million per week.

Fitch Ratings has downgraded the outlook on China's sovereign credit rating from stable to negative.

Russia and China have announced plans to deepen their security cooperation in Asia and Europe to counter the US' attempts to exert dominance on these regions.

Commerce Minister Wang Wentao insists that ongoing innovation drives China's EV firms' fast development and not subsidies.

The Dutch government is reportedly set to comply with the US demand to tighten restrictions on semiconductor-related exports to China.

Environmental and animal welfare groups criticize the World Bank's funding of 'hog hotel' factory farms, urging a halt to support for large-scale industrial livestock operations due to concerns about climate change, animal welfare, and food security.

A survey by ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute shows over 50% of Southeast Asians prefer aligning with China over the US, reflecting China's growing influence.

A federal Biden Administration cybersecurity group report criticizes Microsoft for security lapses enabling a Chinese cyber intrusion into senior US officials' email accounts.