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Two PLA generals - Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli - are under investigation for serious violations of discipline and law. This term is often used by the CCP for corruption, often tied to political disloyalty. 

China's top general Zhang Youxia faces explosive allegations of betraying nuclear weapons details to US intelligence while pocketing massive bribes for promotions, including defence minister posts.

US President Donald Trump has highlighted the risk of a Chinese attack on Taiwan, emphasising the island’s strategic, economic, and geopolitical importance to the United States. Taiwan’s control over key trade routes and semiconductor production makes it central to Washington’s security and global economic interests.

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What began as a vigil transformed within hours into the most brazen challenge to Xi Jinping's authority in decades. By dawn on 28 November, the streets stood empty. The demonstrators had vanished, swallowed by a crackdown so swift and methodical it revealed the terrifying efficiency of China's surveillance state.

The president asserted that Xi and his inner circle had “openly said” they would not act against Taiwan while he was in office, “because they know the consequences.”

The high-profile summit comes at a pivotal moment, as tensions between Washington and Beijing continue to escalate over trade, technology, and access to critical minerals.

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This crackdown is widely seen by human rights groups and church leaders as a sign of a broader push by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) under President Xi Jinping to assert tighter control over religious expression—especially those Christian groups outside of state-sanctioned oversight.

Beijing has rejected US sanctions and warns of countermeasures, while Trump vows trade pressure to resolve tensions, sparking fears of a new tariff war.

Trump assures China of U.S. intentions amid tariff threats, as global markets and trade talks hang in the balance.

He acknowledged that American farmers are being "hurt" by China's decision not to purchase soybeans, a move he claims is driven solely by “negotiating” tactics, and promised financial assistance using revenue collected from tariffs.

As geopolitical tensions ease tentatively, economic realities remain stark. China’s manufacturing overcapacity poses a serious threat to the Indian economy by undermining local industries, widening trade deficits, and destabilizing market conditions in several sectors.

Ahead of the September 17 deadline, Trump indicated a deal with China allows TikTok to continue in the US, calling the trade meeting successful and promising talks with President Xi on Friday.

China allows Russian energy firms to tap its bond market. Meanwhile, the United States is warning India over Russian oil imports. Economists are calling the situation ironic.

Satellite images reveal China is building large-scale naval and air bases along its eastern coast, signalling potential preparations for a Taiwan strike.

China showcased its full military might, including nuclear capabilities, during its massive Victory Parade, sending clear signals to allies and adversaries around the world.

India stayed away as China showcases military might with global authoritarian allies.

SCO Summit 2025: President Xi Jinping, standing alongside Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, sent a striking visual message of shifting global alliances. Their joint appearance, the first of its kind, symbolised a growing axis of powers united in their opposition to Western dominance.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said that countries like India and China are economic giants, stressing that no single nation should dominate global politics or security.