Is China stepping into transatlantic relations?
Europe faces a choice: continue with a transatlantic alliance with the Trump administration that is conditional, or explore a new
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Yuri Guillemette
02:21
Death do us part, but more people are casting aside old taboos to dictate what comes next
Ti Gong A young woman registers a will at China Will Registration Center. Death, once a taboo subject in China,
Rebecka Paris
02:21
Trump’s policy U-turn is pushing Indo-Pacific nations to cooperate
With the US no longer a reliable trade and security partner, regional nations must reduce tensions with China and look
Lloyd Stoval
02:21
Senators urge Trump to seek authority from Congress for TikTok sale extension
Trump in January extended sale deadline to April 5 by delaying law requiring China’s ByteDance to sell majority stake to
Augustine Paris
17:26
China claims bronze in World Women’s Curling Championship to secure Olympics spot
The China players celebrate bronze at the World Women’s Curling Championship on March 23, 2025 (Photo courtesy of World Curling)
Thomas Haslett
17:26
Yangtze River Delta witnesses progress in green, integrated ecological development
An aerial drone photo taken on March 17, 2025 shows a bridge on Yuandang Lake linking Wujiang District of Suzhou
Augustine Guillemette
17:26
China Development Forum 2025 opens in Beijing
Co-Chair of the China Development Forum (CDF) 2025 and Siemens AG president and CEO Roland Busch speaks during the opening
36Kr English
17:26
China’s micro EVs are filling Europe’s streets—but for how long?
Budget-friendly electric vehicles, once popular in China’s rural towns, are gaining traction in European cities—especially among younger drivers. The post
Blythe Haslett
11:24
US TikTok Ban Deadline is Two Weeks Away — US Investors, Oracle Scramble to Tie Up a Deal as China Folds Its Arms
With the latest TikTok ban in the US just two weeks away, will Chinese parent company ByteDance agree to any
Qiana Volkman
05:24
China’s Li urges dialogue as key Trump ally visits Beijing
Chinese Premier Li Qiang and US Senator Steve Daines shakes hands for photos before a meeting in the Fujian Room
