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President Trump accused China of interfering in US elections, citing intelligence files and voter data theft. China's foreign ministry dismissed the claims as 'pure fabrication and malicious slander,' urging Washington to stop baseless accusations. The US intelligence community has previously concluded China did not interfere in the 2020 election.
China has condemned new US visa restrictions targeting students, journalists, and exchange visitors, calling them discriminatory and warning of possible countermeasures. The regulations, announced by the US Department of Homeland Security, limit stays for certain categories and have raised concerns among Chinese students.
James 'Fergie' Chambers, a wealthy American donor to Palestinian causes, has been detained in Ibiza on a US extradition request. The case has sparked concern among advocates that the Trump administration is expanding its crackdown on Palestine solidarity, while critics of Chambers welcome the arrest.
The Trump administration has finalized new rules limiting foreign journalists to 240-day stays and Chinese journalists to 90 days, replacing the 'duration of status' system. The changes also cap student visas at four years, drawing criticism from media rights groups and China's foreign ministry.
President Donald Trump has renewed claims of foreign interference in the 2020 election, alleging China stole voter data and manipulated results, despite declassified intelligence showing no evidence of vote alteration. The documents reveal Chinese collection of public voter information but contradict Trump's assertions of 220 million stolen records.
China has dismissed US President Donald Trump's allegations of interference in the 2020 election, while analysts see the charges as a broader escalation in US-China rivalry. The dispute adds tension ahead of a planned visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping to the US.
President Donald Trump delivered a primetime speech alleging vulnerabilities in US election systems, claiming China compromised voter data and that noncitizens are registered to vote. Intelligence assessments contradict key claims, and experts note that possessing public data does not imply altered votes.
President Donald Trump used a primetime address to level unverified accusations of Chinese interference in the 2020 election, casting doubt on the integrity of the US electoral system. Democrats warned he was sowing confusion ahead of the midterms, while major television networks split on whether to air the speech live.
India has inaugurated its first indigenously built hydrogen-powered passenger train, the 'NaMo Green Rail', as part of its broader clean energy and sustainability efforts. The train, which can carry about 2,600 passengers at speeds up to 75 km/h, will operate on a 90 km route in Haryana, with the government aiming for net-zero railway emissions by 2030.
President Donald Trump has declassified intelligence he says shows Chinese interference in US elections, including the alleged acquisition of 220 million voter files, despite a US intelligence assessment finding no evidence Beijing affected the 2020 vote. China has denied the allegations, and experts suggest the claims are campaign rhetoric aimed at rallying his base before the November midterms.
A landslide in Pengshui County, Chongqing, buried several residential buildings on Friday morning, with dozens of residents rescued and emergency teams deployed. Reports differ on the number of people pulled from the debris, and witness accounts describe the terror of the event.
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators has introduced a bill that would impose 100% tariffs on the top five purchasers of Russian oil, including India and China. The bill, named in honor of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, also exempts certain European nations and includes provisions for reassessing the list every 180 days.
Chinese President Xi Jinping used the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai to position China as a champion of open-source AI, pledging support for developing nations and warning against unequal access creating 'new historical injustices.' His remarks came amid US-China tech rivalry, with reports also noting a US presidential attack and China unveiling a large open AI model.
The UK has formally nationalised British Steel, 15 months after stepping in to prevent its closure. China's Ministry of Commerce has voiced strong dissatisfaction, saying the move undermines Chinese companies' confidence in investing in the UK, while the government says the takeover protects steel production and jobs.
President Xi Jinping called for international cooperation in AI development, emphasizing a 'people-centred' approach and warning against domination by any single country. He will attend and deliver the keynote at the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference, which features 140+ forums and 1,400 guests.
President Donald Trump used a primetime White House address to repeat unsupported claims of voter fraud and Chinese meddling, urging lawmakers to adopt new voting restrictions. He cited declassified intelligence and alleged non-citizen voter registrations, while experts dismissed the speech as recycled and unsubstantiated.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un met with Wang Huning, China's top political adviser, in Pyongyang, where both sides pledged to deepen bilateral ties and commemorate the 65th anniversary of their friendship treaty. The visit underscores China's efforts to reinforce its influence over North Korea amid the latter's growing ties with Russia.
The US Senate has no deadline for considering a bill that would impose secondary tariffs on countries buying Russian oil and gas. President Trump has signaled openness to signing it, despite not fully endorsing all provisions. The bill, originally proposing 500% tariffs, has been revised to 100% for the five largest buyers.
The Trump administration has finalized a rule ending open-ended stays for foreign students, exchange visitors, and journalists in the US. International students and exchange visitors will be limited to four years, journalists to 240 days (90 days for Chinese nationals), with extensions possible but requiring reapplication. The move is part of a broader immigration crackdown and has drawn criticism from educators.
Russian and Chinese officials and analysts have marked the 25th anniversary of the Treaty of Good-Neighborliness, Friendship and Cooperation, emphasizing shared visions for a multipolar world and record trade growth. Russian Ambassador to China Igor Morgulov highlighted that bilateral trade could soon reach $300 billion annually, with figures showing a 25.6% increase in the first half of 2026.