Li Qiang told a World Economic Forum China will invigorate its markets and accelerate the green transition – but didn’t say how

China has formally accepted an agreement to cut state subsidies for the fisheries sector but two thirds of the WTO's 164 members must ratify the deal before it comes into force

New research disputes China’s claim the balloon shot down over the eastern US coast in late January was a weather airship and a one-off

The Beijing-based search engine giant says its AI chatbot, Ernie 3.5, beat OpenAI’s market leader in several key metrics

Prosecutors say 65-year-old Choi Jinseog, once hailed as a star in Korea's chip industry, tapped Samsung’s supplier network to steal information on factory layouts, cleanroom management

The yuan has slid more than 4% against the dollar so far this year, while policymakers in Japan are also considering their options to fix the yen's rapid and one-sided plunge

Prosecutors allege that Choi Jin-seok’s staff stole data from Samsung’s Hwaseong plant in Korea so they could build a plant in China

The Global Times quoted Chinese experts saying claims that the "short-lived revolt" by Wagner mercenary chief Prigozhin eroded Putin's power were "wishful thinking" by the West

Markets broadly expect stimulus policies to be unveiled after a regular meeting of the Communist Party's political bureau in July

The companies named in the separate indictments are accused of selling precursor chemicals to the Sinaloa Cartel in Mexico, which has flooded the US with the drug

The capital had never, until this week, seen two consecutive days above 40C since its local weather station was established in 1951

Chinese Premier Li Qiang urged Beijing and Europe to work together to deal with climate issues and world debt, at a two-day Paris summit