Open Questions | Why US economist Nicholas Lardy thinks the ‘peak China’ theory has peaked
Nicholas Lardy is a non-resident senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics and a member of…
How the global competition to win the AI race is going
2025 finds the world at one of the most critical moments in technological history. Artificial intelligence (AI) is…
China finds jamming Starlink over Taiwan possible with enormous resources
Instead of focusing on whether Starlink can be jammed in theory, Chinese military planners are increasingly concerned with…
Frost and funds: China’s winter sports boom drives spending and industry growth
Each winter for the past three years, Claire Zhou, a teenager from the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou,…
Ireland business chamber welcomes Chinese investment despite US, EU pressures
Chinese investment is still being actively welcomed in Ireland, the head of a major business organisation said, even…
How China unlocked Guinea’s Simandou to reshape the global iron ore trade
Caixin World’s largest untapped high-grade deposit makes its long-awaited commercial debut Simandou mine’s projected output of up to annual 120…
Space Race With China Drives Antenna-Building Boom in Arctic
The Canadian government’s Inuvik Satellite Station Facility in the Northwest Territories. (Bloomberg) — Satellite operators are looking north. Way north.…
China’s Shenzhou 20 debris crisis: a catalyst for space war – or peace?
A tiny piece of debris triggered the most serious mishap at China’s Tiangong space station since it became…
‘I’m a top car expert – I know exactly why everyone is now buying Chinese cars’
A top motoring expert has admitted it’s no secret Britons are flocking to Chinese cars, with the specialist…
Design Ethos of Subtraction and Addition: 10 Adaptive Reuse Projects for Commercial and Social Spaces in Asia
© Jang Mi Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1036211/design-ethos-of-subtraction-and-addition-10-adaptive-reuse-projects-for-commercial-and-social-spaces-in-asia While adaptive reuse has been increasingly…
Europe has rare earths but, for now, it’s at China’s mercy
Workers transport soil containing rare earth elements for export at a port in Lianyungang, Jiangsu province, China. China…
Trust in AI far higher in China than West, poll shows | Business and Economy News
In China, 87 percent of people trust AI, compared with just 32 percent in the US, according to…