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Sales of New Energy Heavy Trucks Soar, November Sales Up 178% Year-on-Year! Two Shifts Cannot Meet Demand, Customers Rush Orders Directly at Factories, a Scene Rarely Seen in a Decade
Sales of new energy heavy trucks in China have surged dramatically, with November sales increasing by 178% year-on-year. This growth is attributed to high demand, favorable policies, and the operational cost advantages of new energy vehicles. The market is experiencing a shift towards electrification, with significant competition and investment in the sector.
2025 China Military Law Forum Held in Xi'an
The 2025 China Military Law Forum took place in Xi'an, focusing on the establishment of a Chinese autonomous military law knowledge system. Experts discussed various aspects of military law, including its development and application in contemporary contexts, aiming to support the rule of law in the military sector.
Chinese Robot Wins Championship at Robot Fighting Competition
A Chinese-designed robot named 'Deep Sea Giant Shark' won the championship at the robot fighting competition during the Future Sports Games held in Abu Dhabi. This achievement underscores China's advancements in robotics technology and its competitive presence in the global arena.
Chinese Robot Wins Championship at Combat Robot Competition
A Chinese robot named Deep Sea Giant Shark has won the championship at the combat robot competition during the second Future Sports Games in Abu Dhabi. This achievement underscores China's growing expertise in robotics technology.
Wong Kok Hoi, Founder of APS Asset Management: The Bull Market Has Arrived, Those Labeling China as 'Uninvestable' May Not Understand Investment
Wong Kok Hoi, founder of APS Asset Management, presented a positive outlook on China's economy and stock market at the Alpha Summit, arguing that misconceptions labeling China as 'uninvestable' stem from a lack of understanding of investment. He highlighted China's robust manufacturing sector, innovation potential, and vast talent pool, asserting that the current economic pressures are cyclical rather than structural, and expressed optimism for a bull market in the coming years.
Chinese Robot Wins Championship at Fighting Robot Competition
A Chinese robot has won a championship at a recent fighting robot competition, demonstrating advanced capabilities in combat. This victory highlights China's progress in robotics and artificial intelligence, showcasing the potential for future innovations in the field.
Japanese Media: Shigeru Ishiba Says Nuclear Armament 'Will Never Bring Positive Impact to Japan'
Former Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has stated that the idea of Japan acquiring nuclear weapons would not have a positive impact on the country. His comments follow a controversial statement from a senior official in the Prime Minister's Office advocating for nuclear armament amid rising security concerns. The remarks have drawn significant backlash from various political figures and organizations in Japan, as well as concern from China regarding Japan's military intentions.
Mexico's Tariff Escalation Against China: No Compromise from China, No Communication, and Heavy Countermeasures Introduced
Mexico's recent decision to impose tariffs on Chinese goods, aimed at appeasing the U.S., may backfire severely on its own economy. The move, seen as a response to U.S. demands, threatens to disrupt Mexico's automotive and textile industries, which heavily rely on Chinese components. As Mexico braces for potential economic fallout, China has initiated legal actions against Mexico's trade barriers, indicating a complex and tense trade relationship ahead.
Over $11.1 Billion: The U.S. Announces Largest Arms Sale to Taiwan in History
The Trump administration has announced a record arms sale to Taiwan worth over $11.1 billion, including advanced military systems such as HIMARS and drone equipment. This sale is part of a broader strategy to support Taiwan's defense capabilities amid rising tensions in the region, prompting strong condemnation from China, which views the sale as a violation of its sovereignty and a provocation against its territorial integrity.
China Responds to Senior Japanese Official's Statement That 'Japan Needs Nuclear Weapons': Stop Testing the Bottom Line of International Justice
China has expressed serious concerns over a statement by a senior Japanese official suggesting that Japan needs nuclear weapons. The Chinese Foreign Ministry criticized Japan's recent military policy shifts and called for adherence to international law and the 'Three Non-Nuclear Principles' to prevent militarization and uphold international justice.
Hu Jiping: To Realize the Concept of a 'Symbiotic Nation,' We Must Abandon Cold War and Zero-Sum Game Thinking
Hu Jiping emphasized the importance of neighboring diplomacy for China's national rejuvenation during the 2026 Global Times Annual Conference. He criticized recent remarks by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, stating they have undermined the political foundation of China-Japan relations established by key historical documents. Hu called for Japan to return to the principles outlined in these documents to stabilize bilateral relations.
Hot Q&A | What Information Does Putin's 'Annual Review' Convey?
During the 'Annual Review' event on December 19, President Putin addressed various topics including the Russia-Ukraine situation, NATO's eastward expansion, and the development of Russia-China relations. He expressed confidence in Russia's military achievements and emphasized the importance of mutual respect in international relations. Experts noted that Putin's remarks reflect a cautious stance towards the West and a strong commitment to strengthening ties with China.