Chinese Government Bans Catholic Priests From Teaching, Evangelizing Online – Eurasia Review
By Madalaine Elhabbal New regulations from the State Administration for Religious Affairs in China have enacted a ban on several major forms of online evangelization for religious clergy of all religions,
We can go further by riding shotgun with Chinese carmakers
The ranks of Chinese carmakers in Britain are swelling. Later this month the state-backed Changan automotive company joins its compatriots BYD and Omoda in taking on Tesla with the introduction
The relationship between digital literacy and innovative behavior among Chinese medical students: the chain mediating roles of diversity experience and creative self-efficacy | BMC Medical Education
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Chinese shadow bankers launder money via online, crypto casinos
A new report from blockchain intelligence platform TRM Labs says Chinese shadow bankers are increasingly using online and crypto casinos to launder money. Technological advances and the growing use of
Chinese Game Giant XD Inc. Bets Big on Studio Yet to Make Any Money
Chinese video game company XD Inc. has agreed to a deal valuing a fledgling game studio at roughly $264 million — even though the studio has yet to generate any
Chinese AI companies make money
Tencent shows off its various AI applications based on its Hunyuan model at the World AI Conference in Shanghai on July 26, 2025. CNBC | Evelyn Cheng This report is
Microsoft “Digital Escorts” Could Expose Defense Dept. Data to Chinese Hackers — ProPublica
ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. Sign up to receive our biggest stories as soon as they’re published. Reporting Highlights Chinese Tech Support: Microsoft is using
Shopaholic Chinese woman splurges US$280,000, rents big flat to store unopened packages
A 66-year-old woman in Shanghai who spent two million yuan (US$280,000) shopping online and even rented a flat to store her unopened packages has trended on social media. The behaviour
Chinese police crackdown on writers of online erotic fiction – Radio Free Asia
Police in northwestern China are cracking down on writers of online erotic fiction across the country, including many college students, according to RFA sources and media reports, amid concern that
Chinese ex-gymnast makes comeback after sexy dance bans, needs to pay mum’s medical bills
A former gymnast from China’s national team who sparked controversy for her sexy dances on social media says she does the live-streaming job because she wants to “rewrite her destiny”.