Chinese couple lose US$15 million pig farm in false fraud arrest, raising justice questions
A couple from central China saw their business empire, valued at 100 million yuan (US$15 million), collapse and were plunged into debt after being...
‘Artificial earthquake’ conspiracy theory sweeps Japan after Kumamoto disaster
Claims that the recent magnitude 7.1 earthquake that struck southwestern Japan was man-made have been spreading online, with experts dismissing the theory as unrealistic...
PURE TRASH! China’s Rush-Built EVs Shock The World: 3.6 New Models Every Day, Quality Nightmare
On the evening of July 23, a Huawei Aito vehicle reportedly suffered a catastrophic left front axle failure during a hard braking maneuver, leaving...
Does Beijing really have the power to lift up the Australian dollar?
While global markets watched closely for a joint move by Washington and Tokyo to prop up the Japanese yen this week, Australian dollar traders...
Unprecedented Military Drills Kick Off in Taiwan | China in Focus
Taiwan’s biggest annual military drill is underway. For the first time, troops are rehearsing a specific scenario that could play out in a real...
NTU vice-president Kuan Jimmy Hsia leaves Singapore for new Chinese university
Published: 9:00am, 6 Aug 2026Updated: 9:16am, 6 Aug 2026 The career of Kuan Jimmy Hsia, a prominent researcher in interdisciplinary mechanics, has long spanned...
How a Hong Kong luxury estate saved HK$1b in renovation cost with tech solutions
Hong Kong homeowners could adopt technology-led preventive maintenance of older buildings to avoid costly large-scale renovation, with the upmarket Residence Bel-Air serving as a...
Chinese State-Owned Carriers Retained US Infrastructure After FCC Actions: House Report
Three Chinese state-owned telecommunications carriers kept equipment, data center cages, and live network connections across the United States years after federal regulators denied or...
China’s Xi Sacrificing Growth to Preserve CCP Rule, Says Economist
China’s economic slowdown is driven by politics rather than by market forces alone, according to one of Taiwan’s prominent macroeconomists. Speaking to The Epoch...