Beijing/Seoul – Four Chinese and Russian bombers carried out patrolling in the Asia-Pacific airspace. Thereafter, Global Times, the Chinese government mouthpiece, threatened Japan, the United States and India. The Chinese mouthpiece said, quoting analysts, that the exercise was necessary to issue a warning to the participants of the QUAD and AUKUS. Two Chinese H-6K and […]
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Mumbai: – British aircraft carrier ‘HMS Queen Elizabeth’ has reached the port of Mumbai, with its fleet of destroyers. The joint exercise between the Indian and British defence forces will be held soon and will be the largest military exercise between the two countries. The arrival of British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss, Chief of Defence […]
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Brussels/Beijing: – Europe has initiated steps to reduce its dependence on China for Rare Earth Minerals. The group, ‘European Raw Materials Alliance’, has recommended an investment of $2 billion in this sector. This group has been formed by the European Union. Besides, the group also pointed out that the European countries are heavily dependent on […]
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Beijing: Evergrande, China’s leading construction company, has reportedly failed to repay more than 300 billion in debt. It has been revealed that two leading multinational banks have since refused to accept the bonds issued by Fantasia company as collateral. Subsequent developments have brought the issue of bad debts in the Chinese construction sector on the […]
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Washington/Taipei – US economist Jeff Ferry said that Taiwan’s leadership in the technology-intensive semiconductor industry and its policy should be exemplary in boosting the US industrial sector. Ferry also warned that the US has lagged by focusing only on businesses in the financial sector. The emphasis should be on strengthening the manufacturing sector, like Taiwan, […]
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Taipei: – Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen has proposed increasing cooperation with the United States, Japan, and other countries in semiconductors, which is a crucial component of advanced technology. In an interview with a Japanese magazine, she underlined the importance of this cooperation, saying that the semiconductor sector is strategically important. China is one of the leading manufacturers […]
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Washington/Beijing – Ron Insana, an analyst from the United States, has warned that the crackdown on its own big companies by the Chinese ruling communist regime could undermine China’s position as an economic superpower. China is the world’s second-largest economy, and the ruling communist regime is threatening the “business model” that led to its rise, […]
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Washington/Beijing: – Leaders from the United States, as well as other leading countries, appealed that there is a need for new partnerships to counter the increasing Chinese influence and threat in the advanced technology and related sectors. The Chinese threat in the technology sector was underlined in the conference organised by the National Security Commission […]
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Tokyo: – Japanese defence ministry released a white paper on Tuesday. The Japanese government has delivered a jolt to China with a direct mention of Taiwanese security, for the first time, in this white paper. Japan underlined the importance of Taiwanese security, saying, ‘The Chinese movements posing a challenge to Taiwanese security are dangerous. Bringing […]
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Washington/Beijing – The US Congress passed a new bill to challenge the increasing Chinese influence in the technology sector. The bill named US Competition and Innovation Act makes a provision of USD 246 billion to maintain the leadership position of the United States in the technology sector. However, a strong reaction has been received from […]
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