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A former Haikou mayor in China has been sentenced to death for massive corruption involving bribes linked to land and government contracts. Viral posts claim investigators found tons of gold and cash, though exact figures remain unconfirmed.

Baloch leader Mir Yar Baloch warns China could deploy troops in Balochistan amid CPEC expansion. He urges India to support Baloch resistance and praised Operation Sindoor against terror in Pakistan.

China's recent live-fire military drills have increased tensions with Taiwan, leading the US to call on Beijing to reduce its pressure. International bodies like the EU have also voiced concern over China's actions in the Taiwan Strait.

Year Ender 2025: India and China end a four-year chill and cautiously rebuild ties after resolving the Ladakh standoff. Talks, trade shifts and trust issues — from Pakistan to rare-earth curbs — still test the fragile reset.

A viral video allegedly showing a Chinese youth mocking burqa-clad women in an Islamabad market has sparked outrage online. The clip, shared on X, triggered sharp reactions from Pakistani and Indian users, raising questions about cultural respect.

Salman Khan’s ‘Battle of Galwan’ teaser sparks global buzz as China’s Global Times accuses the film of “distorting facts.” The war drama, based on the 2020 Galwan clash, releases on April 17, 2026.

China’s early Covid response prioritised censorship and political control over transparency, silencing doctors and limiting information — decisions that delayed global awareness and worsened the pandemic.

Trump’s aggressive 2025 moves backfired, while Xi used China’s dominance to strengthen his global position.

From U.S. midterms and Europe’s populist surge to Ukraine’s grinding war and Trump’s transactional diplomacy, 2026 will redefine global politics. This article highlights ten critical flashpoints offering a clear view of the volatile year ahead.

A US House panel says the Pentagon under Biden funded over $2.5B in research tied to Chinese institutions linked to the CCP and PLA, warning US taxpayer money may have helped boost China’s military tech.