Australia and China at odds over jets interaction over disputed sea
Canberra and Beijing are trading barbs over an incident between a Chinese fighter jet and Australia military plane.
US allies say China's fighter jets are using dangerous tactics to warn off aircraft — like popping flares and chaff
Australia accused a Chinese fighter jet of popping its flares close to one of its military aircraft above the South China Sea ...
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Beijing to Facilitate Frequent Business Travelers with Visa Requirements
Asharq Al Awsat Beijing authorities will facilitate eligible business travelers with visa applications, with a letter provided to organizations inviting them to the Chinese capital, the city's foreign ...
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Flower industry blossoms during Spring Festival holiday
As China's Spring Festival gains global attention, it has become an opportunity for the world to share in the Chinese market. Throughout the holiday, flowers from both domestic and international ...
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China’s pangolin scale trade declines, study shows, but smuggling persists
An analysis of Chinese court records from 2010 to 2023 finds that pangolin scale seizures in the country peaked in 2018 ...
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Australia accuses China fighter jet of unsafe move above South China Sea
Australia said Thursday that a Chinese fighter jet dropped flares near an Australian air force plane patrolling the South ...
Philippines increases defense efforts amid ongoing tension with China
Analysts say Manila’s efforts to conclude defense treaties with allies can strengthen its ability to deter China in the ...
Chinese New Year celebrations evolved: cherishing the old while embracing the new
The extended holidays for the 2025 Year of the Snake have given tens of millions of Chinese families more time to reconnect ...
‘Stop it’: China furious at Australia
Beijing has reacted furiously to Canberra’s complaint after flares were dropped on a RAAF jet, saying Australia had ...
Philippines to bolster defence with subs and BrahMos missiles. Can it sustain this arsenal?
Manila’s plan to acquire submarines and BrahMos missiles aims to counter Beijing’s South China Sea activities, but faces challenges in funding and readiness.