Honor could be breakthrough for Huawei’s HarmonyOS: analyst

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gt Honor is set to launch its first flagship smartphone 50 series since its separation from Huawei on Wednesday. The new handsets - with chips from Qualcomm back in place - have already attracted 1.1 →

Death toll rises to 25 after gas explosion in Central China

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gt A gas explosion in a residential community in Shiyan, Central China's Hubei Province, on Sunday morning has killed 25 and injured 138 as of Monday afternoon. Rescue work and investigations on what →

Barzani Should Not Spark Another Intra-Kurdish War

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ni If the State Department accepts the Ankara-Erbil line on the PKK, then it will provoke a war rather than prevent one. by Kamal Chomani The conflict between the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) and →

Congested Ports, Economic Problems and Challenged Supply Chains

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ni This does not bode well for supply chain dynamics. by Scott B. MacDonald The global economy’s uneven recovery is raising new challenges, including congested ports in the United States, challenged →

‘Trojan Horse’? Security fears drive protests against plans for a Chinese university in Hungary

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emergingeurope Accusations against China of foreign interference and even using university campuses to foster espionage networks are among the concerns fuelling a backlash in Hungary where the →

HK singer apologizes following online controversy after spotted wearing Dolce & Gabbana in her newly released music video

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gt Hong Kong singer Karen Mok’s studio apologized late Saturday afternoon for negligence to deeply investigate a brand after Mok is mired in wide outrage on Chinese mainland social media following →

Joe Biden’s Middle East Strategy of Alienating Allies and Emboldening Foes

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ni The United States’ hands-off approach towards Iran is directly contributing to the Iranian regime’s belief that it will not suffer any consequences for violating U.S. sanctions and advancing its →

Washington’s Fundamentally Flawed Approach to the Balkans

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ni U.S. policy for the Balkans over the past three decades has exacerbated problems and perpetuated Balkan conflicts rather than promoted regional stability and progress. by Gordon N. Bardos If →

Can China Rise Peacefully?

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ni If the China continues growing rapidly, the US will once again face a potential peer competitor, and great-power politics will return in full force. by John J. Mearsheimer (Editor’s Note: The →

What the Biden-Putin Summit Means for Ukraine

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ni Both the Kremlin and the White House have set a low bar for the upcoming summit, which is not expected to yield any substantive agreements or major policy changes. Ukraine will continue to be a →

GT Exclusive with Russian ambassador: What position would Russia take in case of an armed conflict between China and US?

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China and Russia have seen increasing interactions and closer bonds as they face amid US pressure. The trilateral relations of China, Russia and the US are of great significance in the international →

Yang-Blinken phone talk shows US realizes seeking conflicts can’t address its concerns, coordination with China needed: analysts

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gt China's top diplomat Yang Jiechi had a phone conversation with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken at the latter's invitation on Friday, stressing dialogue and cooperation should be the →

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