To know who we are, China must remain open to foreigners
Interactions with the outside world have shaped my identity as a Chinese and a human being, opening my eyes to the value of ...
Wall St set for subdued open after China's retaliatory tariffs
Wall Street was on track to a cautious opening on Tuesday as investor appetite for risk waned after China retaliated against ...
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From railway tracks to the open skies, a thirst for reunion fuels China's Spring Festival travel rush
The 2025 Spring Festival travel rush, or chunyun, began on Jan 14 and will continue through Feb 22. This year's Spring ...
China launches an antitrust probe into Google. Here’s what it means
China on Tuesday announced a flurry of retaliatory measures against the U.S., including tariffs on imports of products such ...
Is China’s DeepSeek moment a chance to transform into an ‘open-source nation’?
Beijing should ease excessive regulation and administrative intervention in AI sector to promote more tech innovation, ...
Apple’s App Store is under investigation in China
China is the latest regulator probing Apple's App Store, as developers want lower fees, and third-party app stores and ...
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Why China’s tariff reaction included an investigation into Google
Google started offering its search engine in China in 2006, but the company's flagship product has been largely unavailable ...
China Deepens Brazil Ties as Crop Export Terminal to Open
China is deepening ties with agriculture powerhouse Brazil, with a unit of the Asian nation’s largest food company set to ...
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If China shares AI, the US can’t afford to lock it out
And since no one can reasonably prevent widely available software, data or research findings winding up in China, it would put the brakes on open science and open technology from the U.S. too.