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US President Donald Trump (left) greets Chinese President Xi Jinping (right) in Busan, South Korea on October 30. Minutes before their meeting, Trump said he would “immediately” resume American nuclear weapons testing. Photo: dpa
US-China relations

Taiwan tensions poised to be primary flashpoint of Donald Trump’s Beijing agenda

Analysts say they expect ‘exceptionally intense’ strategic manoeuvring on Taipei when US president and Xi Jinping meet in April.

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US-China relations

As UN grapples with cash crisis don’t expect China to fill the gap, experts say

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China-Japan relations

How a snap election in Japan could put Takaichi in a stronger position with China

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Science

Flood expert Xu Chongyu leaves Europe for China as climate change speeds up

Scientist whose hydrological models have guarded European cities from rising tides returns to China to tackle critical water challenges.

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Scientist Xu Chongyu says his decision to join a Chinese university is “not only a career choice but also a new beginning, allowing me to contribute my lifelong learning, research and insights to my homeland”. Photo: Handout
US-China relations

Trump’s calls with Xi and Takaichi hint he won’t let Taiwan derail Beijing ties

US president’s conversations with Chinese and Japanese leaders suggest Washington is engaged in a delicate balancing act, analysts say.

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China-Japan relations

Why China took Japan criticism to UN twice but did not raise it at G20

Analysts say Beijing views the UN as a platform to ‘anchor’ its position on Taiwan, particularly because it offers a wider reach.

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Why Japan’s drift to the right means a ‘long-term struggle’ for China

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi says that ‘China will never allow Japanese right-wing forces to turn back the clock of history’.

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Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi says there has been no change to Tokyo’s relationship with Beijing or its position on the Taiwan issue but observers in mainland China say her comments reflect Japan’s years-long rightward shift. Photo: AP
Focus

Why Chinese grass-roots culture may be finally taking its place in the limelight

From web literature to video games, Chinese culture is winning fans abroad, where state-sponsored soft power initiatives have fallen flat.

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China-Japan relations

3 PLA warships sailed past Japan amid row over PM Takaichi’s Taiwan comments

Type 055 destroyer among PLA vessels to transit Osumi Strait days after Beijing criticised Japanese leader, defence ministry in Tokyo says.

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China-Asean relations

King Maha Vajiralongkorn to make first China trip by Thai monarch in 50 years

The state visit will be the first to a ‘major country’ by the Thai king since he ascended the throne in 2016, according to Beijing.

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Thailand’s King Maha Vajiralongkorn is expected to visit cultural and religious sites in Beijing as well as institutions that highlight China’s development in science, technology, innovation and education. Photo: AFP
Science

Database of younger scientists’ deaths triggers heated debate in China

The list fuels concerns about the pressures researchers face, but critics warn it may not provide an accurate picture.

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Two years after returning to her homeland from the United States, where she built a promising academic career, rising oceanography star Dong Sijia died at the age of 33. Photo: Handout
US-China relations

Is the G7’s new rare earths alliance a big challenge to China?

The group plans to pump billions into critical minerals projects to break free from Chinese supplies.

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Taiwan

What does the Xi-Trump summit’s silence on Taiwan mean?

The self-ruled island is less of a priority for the US leader and could affect others playing the ‘Taiwan card’, analysts say.

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China-Japan relations

Turbulent Japanese politics could slow progress with China, South Korea: analysts

Tokyo’s ability to be effective in major diplomatic events is said to suffer as no single political party can maintain a stable government.

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Recently elected Liberal Democratic Party leader Sanae Takaichi, whose path to the Japanese premiership has been complicated by the abrupt exit of the LDP’s junior coalition partner. Photo: Kyodo
Science

Fathers can pass on benefits of exercise, Chinese study suggests

Researchers found that physically active mice could pass on some of the benefits to their offspring through genes.

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Studies in mice have found that they can pass on the benefits of exercise to subsequent generations. Photo: Getty Images
US-China relations

China stakes a claim on the future with sci-fi and speculative fiction

Liu Cixin’s Three-Body trilogy and other Chinese works may challenge the West’s projection of capitalist society in fiction, experts say.

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US-China relations

Why has the US grown quieter about sending warships through the Taiwan Strait?

Washington has adopted a low-publicity approach since Donald Trump returned to power, possibly in the hope of damping down tensions.

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Death of 3 bright young scientists highlights China’s ruthless academic system

As China’s innovation and self-reliance drive shifts into high gear, experts say revamping ecosystem may overlook well-being of people in it.

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China has escalated its innovation and self-reliance drive amid the country’s tech competition with the US. Photo: Edmond So
US-China relations

Trump, a trail of diplomacy and a possible trip to China to resolve the trade war

Chinese and American officials met this week for meetings that could pave the way for a US-China summit.

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China-Japan relations

Will Japan’s new leader bring more pressure to relations with China?

Shigeru Ishiba’s resignation adds uncertainty to ties, but analysts expect Tokyo will continue to view Beijing as a strategic competitor.

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China-Japan relations

Typhon warning: China hits out at Japan over US missile system deployment

Japanese media says system will be used in joint large-scale training exercise next month before being withdrawn from Iwakuni base.

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The Typhon system is capable of firing missiles with a range of up to 2,000km, bringing parts of the Taiwan Strait and eastern coastal regions of mainland China within its strike range. Photo: Handout via US Army
Science

Top scientist who left US for ‘unprecedented’ opportunity in China dies aged 33

News of marine scientist Dong Sijia’s death emerged in a journal and there has been no official word from her university.

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Dong Sijia had studied for her PhD in California before returning to China. Photo: Weibo
Science

Foreign firms ‘created 25% of emissions’ from companies in China over 20 years

Eastern coastal region had more economic gain while central and western inland areas ‘bore heavier environmental pressures’, researchers say.

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US-China relations

Exclusive | Trump eyes autumn China trip, but September visit off the table: sources

Washington and Beijing said to be working to secure visit by US president, who might stop in China around the Apec summit, sources say.

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Tibet

Could China’s Tibet mega dam help boost its sway with South Asian neighbours?

Using the dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo to share electricity could carry ‘significant strategic value’ for Beijing, analysts say.

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The dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo has prompted concern about its environmental impact. Photo: Getty Images
China-Japan relations

What does it mean for China if Japan’s Shigeru Ishiba stays or steps down?

Ishiba has had a largely pragmatic approach towards Beijing but he is battling to remain prime minister.

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Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba (left) has generally taken a pragmatic approach towards China. Photo: AFP/Cabinet Public Relations Office
Science

Former top Shell engineer joins Nanjing University to chase ‘cleaner’ oil tech

The visiting professor at Imperial College London joins Chinese university to head a team working with oil firms on low-carbon technology.

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China-Japan relations

Will US tariff pressure on Japan and South Korea push them closer to China?

As Washington announces 25% reciprocal tariffs on its two Asian allies, analysts say Beijing has an opportunity with Tokyo and Seoul.

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