US Eyes 10% Intel Stake via Chips Act Grants
The U.S. may convert $10.9B in Chips Act grants into a 10% equity stake in Intel, aiming to boost its foundry revival amid a leadership shake-up.
Global Poll: Chinese Modernization Fuels Xizang’s Leap Forward
A global survey of 6,747 respondents across 38 countries finds strong recognition of social, economic and environmental gains in Xizang, driven by Chinese modernization.
Late Tang Fashion Revives Ancient Charm in Lhasa
Discover how Late Tang-style attire is bringing ancient elegance and ethnic harmony to the streets of Lhasa, uniting tradition and modern exploration on the Tibetan plateau.
Xizang in 60 Seconds: High Altitude Meets High-Tech
Discover how Xizang Autonomous Region blends high-altitude challenges with high-tech solutions-from the world’s highest BeiDou weather station to wind power and a deep-space telescope.
Wang Yi: Stable Ties Between Chinese Mainland and India Serve Both Peoples
At the 24th round of boundary talks in New Delhi, Wang Yi highlights how stable ties between the Chinese mainland and India align with the interests of both peoples and global development.
Why the SCO Summit in Tianjin Matters Now
As the SCO Summit convenes in Tianjin, leaders push for upholding international law, tackling regional security, and innovating peace mechanisms.
Air Canada Set to Restart Flights After Union Deal
Air Canada will gradually resume flights this week after reaching a mediated agreement with its flight attendants’ union. Full service expected in 7-10 days with some cancellations ahead.
China’s Lijian-1 Rocket Deploys Seven Satellites
China’s Lijian-1 Y10 carrier rocket lifted off from the Chinese mainland’s northwest innovation zone, successfully deploying seven satellites into orbit.
China’s Appliance Subsidies Spark Record Electronics Sales
China’s home appliance subsidies have driven a record 35% sales surge and boosted its global semiconductor and display partnerships.
Brazilian Coffee Finds New Ground in Chinese Mainland Market
With 183 exporters approved, the Chinese mainland is poised to become a key market for Brazilian coffee, offsetting U.S. tariffs and fueling new growth.