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11/4（三）
China accuses Philippine politicians of ‘intolerable’ condu…
Amid continuously escalating tensions, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Tuesday accused a handful of Philippine politicians of “egregious, irrational and intolerable” conduct, urging Manila to rein in their anti-China rhetoric, state media reported. Wang made the remarks during a phone conversation with Philippine Foreign Minister Theresa Lazaro, as China-Philippines relations were currently facing what he described as “malicious interference”, according to Xinhua. “Some Philippine...
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Israel deepens Somaliland ties with first ambassador, testi…
Last week, Somaliland, a breakaway region that declared independence from Somalia in 1991, welcomed its first ambassador from Israel. Diplomat Michael Lotem presented his credentials in Hargeisa, while officials laid the cornerstone for an Israeli embassy. The ceremony, announced by Israel’s foreign ministry on Sunday, formalised a relationship that began with mutual recognition in December. Somalia, the African Union, Arab states and China strongly oppose the move, reaffirming Somaliland as...
#China-Middle East relations#China#Diplomacy#Africa#China-Africa relations#Middle East
China’s AI ‘shock’, EU ‘kill switch’, Mbappe fiasco: 7 glob…
We have selected seven of the most interesting and important news stories covering global relations from the past few weeks. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. China warns EU not to ‘fantasise’ on trade approach after ‘kill switch’ threat Beijing warned Brussels not to “fantasise” that taking a hard line will force it into concessions, as the bloc confirmed plans for a gung-ho new “kill switch” that would allow Brussels to “immediately” kick China...
#China#China-EU relations#European Union#China trade#Diplomacy#Trade
Cuba flight, Taiwan trade trouble, Panama probe: 7 Latin Am…
We have selected seven of the most interesting and important news stories covering Latin American relations from the past few weeks. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. Air China scrambles to fly stranded passengers out of fuel-starved Cuba As a US oil embargo deepened Cuba’s energy crisis, dozens of Air China passengers found themselves stranded on the island. Read the full story here. 2. Paraguay tech minister defies Beijing sanctions, vows to...
Top Chinese general meets Russian defence chief days after…
Zhang Shengmin, China’s most senior uniformed general, met Russian Defence Minister Andrey Belousov in Beijing on Tuesday in his first publicly reported meeting with a foreign official since he became a member of the Politburo. Zhang, the vice-chairman of China’s Central Military Commission (CMC), pledged to deepen military cooperation and strategic coordination with Russia during the meeting at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse. He was elected to the Politburo last week at a key Communist Party...
#China-Russia relations#Russia#Ukraine#China#Zhang Shengmin#Xi Jinping
Why a post-Newsom California may dial down tech, climate co…
A Democratic victory in California’s gubernatorial election on Tuesday would likely preserve existing cooperation with China, but it would not be as fervent as it was during the era of outgoing governor Gavin Newsom, according to analysts. During the campaign - which is taking place alongside the midterm federal races for Congress - neither candidate in the state known for Silicon Valley and Hollywood has publicly talked about sustaining climate and tech ties with China, a contrast to Newsom’s...
#US midterm elections 2026#Gavin Newsom#US-China relations#China and climate change#United States#China
Hong Kong waits for strong northeast monsoon to send temper…
Hong Kong could be in store for its first real taste of autumn early next week, with temperatures forecast to dip below 20 degrees Celsius (50 Fahrenheit) as a strong northeast monsoon approaches the Guangdong coast. The Hong Kong Observatory said the monsoon would bring windy conditions to the region over the weekend, with offshore areas and high ground expected to experience strong winds at times on Saturday. Temperatures across southern China were expected to fall between early and midweek...
PBOC pledges support for stocks as China’s market slide def…
China’s central bank governor has reaffirmed support for the country’s beleaguered stock market after a series of rescue measures failed to put a floor under plummeting share prices. Pan Gongsheng, governor of the People’s Bank of China (PBOC), pledged in a work report presented to the standing committee of the National People’s Congress on Tuesday that more actions would be taken to ease financial risks in key areas, including the capital market and the property sector. “Monetary policy tools...
Why Chinese AI stars struggle to match Anthropic’s profit m…
US artificial intelligence giant Anthropic’s initial public offering prospectus has exposed a vast profitability gap between it and rivals Z.ai and MiniMax, highlighting the challenges facing China’s AI model developers in turning technological advances into sustainable businesses. The Claude developer’s filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) last week revealed a significant financial advantage over its most direct Chinese counterparts, despite the latter’s continued...
#Artificial intelligence (AI)#United States#China#HSBC#MiniMax#Anthropic
China tests wave-piercing stealth trimaran as unconventiona…
China appears to be testing a stealthy new trimaran at sea, according to a photograph circulating on social media, in what could be a further effort to develop unconventional naval platforms. The image first emerged on Weibo on Sunday and appears to show a vessel featuring an inverted wave-piercing bow, three-hull design and angular superstructure surfaces that could be intended to reduce its radar signature. The vessel, which is fitted with a prominent antenna mast and multiple dome-shaped...
#China's military weapons#China’s military drills#China#Drones#China’s navy#Zhuhai air show
Beijing offers to boost China-Pakistan corridor safety as t…
China has pledged to work with Pakistan to advance “high-level security cooperation” and ensure the two countries’ flagship infrastructure project is “safe”, as terrorism continues to disrupt a key region for the Belt and Road Initiative. Liu Haixing, head of the party’s International Department, sent the messages during separate meetings with Pakistan’s top military leader Asim Munir and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Monday, as part of his first official visit to the South Asian country...
China-US AI investment gap narrower than figures suggest: r…
The AI investment race between China and the US is closer than headline figures suggest, even though the technology is expected to make a greater contribution to economic growth in America, according to a Chinese think tank. The findings come as artificial intelligence becomes a focal point of technological competition between Beijing and Washington, with investment levels, computing power and the commercial applications of AI all under greater scrutiny. According to a report released recently...
#China GDP#China#China technology#United States#US-China tech war#Artificial intelligence (AI)
Journalists may need judicial review to access land records…
Hong Kong journalists will have to rely on judicial review if the government refuses to provide land records in future, with authorities pledging to simplify applications and deliver records in as little as one to two working days. Officials made the pledge on Tuesday as lawmakers raised concerns over possible restrictions on media access during the first meeting of a Legislative Council subcommittee examining eight pieces of subsidiary legislation for the proposed land record search arrangement...
#Hong Kong society#Hong Kong#Hong Kong economy#China#Doris Ho Pui-ling
From digital yuan to AI, China signals reach to Oman amid g…
China and Oman have agreed to deepen cooperation in BeiDou satellite navigation, artificial intelligence and the digital economy, as Beijing seeks to expand the overseas applications of its home-grown technologies during the Sultan of Oman’s historic first visit to China. Analysts said the agreements reflected Beijing’s efforts to tap potential infrastructure opportunities in Oman as the Gulf state’s strategic importance grew amid the Middle East conflict. The agreements were signed during the...
#Belt and Road Initiative#France#Oman#Middle East#China#Alicia Garcia Herrero
China’s HQ series intercepts 2 new missile types as PLA tes…
A People’s Liberation Army air defence unit has for the first time intercepted two new types of missile simultaneously during a drill – including one that made a sudden change of direction, according to state television. The CCTV report on Monday said it was a rapid response operation by the ground-based Shenwei Missile Battalion – under the PLA Central Theatre Command Air Force – which is equipped with Hongqing surface-to-air missiles. It did not disclose the type of missiles intercepted or any...
China rejects PNG artillery shell claim, says object is a w…
China’s embassy in Papua New Guinea has disputed reports that a suspected Chinese-made artillery shell was found in a shipping container in Port Moresby, saying the object was instead a shell-shaped wine bottle. The embassy said in a social media post on Tuesday it was awaiting the official findings of an investigation by the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary (RPNGC). It cited an on-site verification by a company involved in the case, which said the object was a wine bottle. “It poses no...
#Pacific nations#Defence#Taiwan#Diplomacy#Papua New Guinea#China
China Olympic shot put champion Gong Lijiao loses 30kg a ye…
A year after stepping away from competition, Olympic shot put champion Gong Lijiao has lost more than 30kg (66lbs) after refusing to “lie flat” during her retirement. The 36-year-old submitted her official retirement paperwork after the National Games in November last year. She said then she aimed to lose 25kg before pursuing marriage. “I also want to become beautiful. You will surely see a different version of me,” Gong said. Speaking to Chinese media in an interview published on Monday, the...
Strong yes, ‘bombastic’ no: what Japan’s voters really want…
A new public opinion poll released on the eve of the US midterm elections indicates that while few Japanese favour President Donald Trump’s policies, most say they wish Japan had a “strong” head of state who could make difficult decisions. Analysts suggest that while many Japanese believe a strong leader will stand up for the nation on the world stage and not shy away from bold policies, this does not mean they want someone with the bombast, showmanship and arrogance associated with...
#Japan#Sanae Takaichi#Shinzo Abe#US midterm elections 2026#US Politics#Donald Trump
Hong Kong records 15th straight quarter of growth as GDP ri…
Hong Kong’s economy grew by 5.2 per cent year on year in the third quarter, marking its 15th consecutive quarter of expansion, while retail sales rose by 6.4 per cent in September. Advance estimates released by the Census and Statistics Department on Tuesday showed gross domestic product growth compared with increases of 4.2 per cent in the second quarter and 5.9 per cent in the first. For the first three quarters combined, the economy expanded 5.1 per cent, its fastest growth for the period in...
程曉農談紅牆內幕 高官警衛也是監視者
程曉農的新書《紅色高牆》在臺灣出版。曾任職中國全國人大常委會研究室及趙紫陽建立的中國經濟體制改革研究所的他，在接受自由亞洲專訪時，結合自身體制內經歷，講述中共高層的內部運作，包括保密通信、貼身警衛及領導人活動場所背後的的權力關係。
流亡海外中國媒體人程萬軍飛抵臺灣桃園機場尋求人道保護
流亡海外的中國資深媒體人、曾任中國《法律與生活》雜誌社主編、中央電視臺法律講堂欄目主講人程萬軍，11月3日從泰國飛抵臺灣桃園機場，向臺灣政府尋求短期的人道保護。
On This Day | China’s historic first space docking in 2011…
This article was first published on November 4, 2011. China a step closer to building its own space station by Stephen Chen Encouraged by yesterday (November 3, 2011) morning’s historic rendezvous and docking of the Shenzhou VIII spacecraft, Chinese authorities said construction of a space station will begin as soon as 2013. “We will do two more rendezvous and docking flights next year,” said Wu Ping (武平), spokeswoman for the manned space programme, at a press conference in Beijing yesterday....
Protests in Indonesia over haze; Malaysia’s 1MDB scandal: 7…
We have selected seven stories from the SCMP’s coverage of Asia over the past week that resonated with our readers and shed light on topical issues. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. Indonesia’s haze crisis becomes rallying point for student anger at Prabowo The protests, taking place in several spots around the capital, have been organised by student leaders from the University of Indonesia along with a coalition of student organisations from...
Chinese drug iza-bren doubles lung cancer survival window i…
An anticancer drug developed by Sichuan Biokin Pharmaceutical took centre stage in a late-breaking oral presentation at the European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO) Congress in Madrid last week. Researchers said the drug, iza-bren, showed a significant advantage over platinum-based chemotherapy in a phase 3 randomised, double-blind clinical trial conducted at 73 hospitals in China and involving 432 patients with advanced lung cancer. The median progression-free survival (PFS) – the length of...
Single check-in for those in Hong Kong transit under scheme…
Travellers flying from Hangzhou or Wuhan to overseas destinations via Hong Kong on different airlines can have their baggage checked through to the final destination under a newly launched service that aims to step up the connections between mainland Chinese cities and other countries. Under the new one-stop service that launched on Tuesday, travellers departing from Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport or Wuhan Tianhe International Airport will not need to check in their baggage again when...
Transport authorities demand answers after 4-hour parking m…
Hong Kong’s transport authorities have launched an investigation into a four-hour outage of the city’s parking meter system on Tuesday morning and ordered operator HKT to submit a report. The Transport Department said HKT had notified it at about 8.20am that the system was out of service and urgent repairs were under way. Shortly after noon, the department said the system had resumed normal operation following repairs. “The Transport Department will continue to urge the operator to thoroughly...
#Hong Kong society#Hong Kong transport#Hong Kong#China#Mable Chan
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