China's nimble new satellite captures images 3 times faster than US version
The Beijing-3 equipped with artificial intelligence can grab high-resolution images.
The Beijing-3 equipped with artificial intelligence can grab high-resolution images.
The world's richest man has found himself on the wrong foot with China.
Does the country even care about increasingly negative views of the country in the west?
New York Times: Chinese authorities have declared war on content 'flaunting wealth'.
New Zealand being part of a joint statement on China shows a 'hardening stance'.
Authorities have also banned annual Tiananmen candlelight vigils.
Officials ordered all residents to stay home unless they had a pressing reason to go out.
New York Times: CATL controls a crucial technology of the future.
Jono Griffiths said Sharesies should warn people that Chinese stocks come with some risks.
ANALYSIS: Why New Zealand signed up to its first Five Eyes statement this year.
Only those truly loyal to Beijing are allowed to run for office due to a new law.
The holiday season might be here but the news keeps exploding around us.
Train enthusiasts suggest it is the world's longest continuous rail journey.
Financial Times: Domestic claimants seek edge over offshore bondholders to recoup losses.
New York Times: Putin and Xi sought mutual support in their conflicts with the West.
One of the richest men in China has seen his personal wealth plummet.
New York Times: Inside a Chinese propaganda campaign.
Nearly two years into pandemic, the origin of the virus remains shrouded in mystery.
China has been poaching Taiwan's diplomatic allies over the past few years.
Canada and the United Kingdom have joined the US in what is largely a symbolic stance.
2nd property company defaults after the worst-case scenario has been realised.
The questions keep coming, overshadowing a diplomatic boycott of the Beijing Games.
OPINION: Our editorial on the US attempted intervention with Russia on Ukraine.
Highway to the grey zone: Military needs makeover and new mentality, major paper says.
A free press is being squeezed out, report finds.
A Chinese rover exploring the Moon has stumbled across an object like a 'hut'.
Daunting geopolitical risks add to broader concerns to be priced into markets.
China asks how such a deeply polarised and fractured country could lecture others.