South China Morning Post

China is creating a machine that would act as an AI-powered prosecutor.

Last week the tech start-up Epicenter began injecting its employees with microchips under their skin containing vaccine passports.

A Chinese county government’s proposed campaign to encourage local women to stay and marry local bachelors to solve their “marriage crisis” has been widely ridiculed after details of the plan appeared online.

China will be capable of staging a “full scale” invasion of Taiwan by 2025, Taiwan’s defense minister warned legislators in Taipei on Wednesday.

During a major Chinese military airshow this week in which China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) showcased a number of advanced weapons and aircraft, a senior Chinese military leader issued a veiled challenge that if the U.S is not scared of China’s advanced weapons “let us meet in the sky.”

The Taliban indicated that it would work with the Peoples Republic of China and even called the communist country a "trustworthy friend."

US securities regulators plan to require additional information from Chinese companies seeking to go public on American exchanges, saying the move will protect domestic investors.

Beijing says "No way" it can accept the origin tracing study proposal, South China Morning Post reports.