The Latest Breaking News from China

Concerns of new outbreaks are being raised by reports of a rise in respiratory diseases, notably human metapneumovirus (HMPV), coming from China. Find out about the signs, causes, and effects of HMPV.

Cases related to pathogens such as the rhinovirus and human metapneumovirus are increasing in China. As per reports, China is currently dealing with a fresh outbreak of viruses with the emergence of various respiratory infectious diseases in winter.

The ASX200 has finished 0.6 per cent higher, with uranium miners surging after paperwork issues forced a major mine in Kazakhstan to suspend production.

China aims for 6G dominance, surpassing Starlink in laser communication. Despite strong implementation, innovation challenges remain.

The EV industry is entering 2025 with more competition, complications, and politicized unknowns than ever. But even so, the expectation is that growth will continue to take off (more on this later) and it will be fueled by vicious cuts to the bottom line—or, at least that's what China's XPeng…

As more and more solar and wind energy enters Australia’s grid, we will need ways to store it for later.

While you were cheering the ball drop on New Year's Eve, investors were cheering on the EV industry, making them gobs of cash in 2025. Sales are expected to jump by double-digits this year—analysts at SP Global Mobility expect global BEV sales to jump 30% year-over-year, which accounts for around 15.1…

Tesla reported a dip in full-year auto sales Thursday, missing a company forecast in a sign of rising electric vehicle competition in China and other markets.

Tesla has lost the title of the world’s top electric-vehicle producer to Chinese juggernaut BYD. It’s the latest reminder—and an especially stark one—that China is running away with the global EV sector and isn’t looking back. 

New restrictions on advanced chip imports could make it harder for Nvidia to scale its business and further harm its global sales, but Wall Street remains bullish on its outlook.

The United States is considering new rules to address risks posed by drones with tech from foreign adversaries like China and Russia, the Commerce Department said Thursday.