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- Xi Says China’s Backing for Kim and North Korea Won’t Change
Xi Jinping affirmed that China's support for Kim Jong Un and North Korea will remain unchanged.
- Star Market at 7: tech-centric stock exchange powers China’s innovation rise
President Xi Jinping proposed a tech-focused board on the Shanghai Stock Exchange in 2018, which became the Star Market (Sci-Tech Innovation Board). The Star Market now drives breakthroughs in artificial intelligence, robotics, and semiconductors, forming a key part of China’s innovation strategy.
- China accuses US of ignoring Trump, Xi rapport and targeting Chinese firms
China accuses the United States of misusing national power by blacklisting over 60 Chinese companies, including Alibaba, Baidu, and BYD, as 'Chinese military companies operating in the United States.' China claims Washington has disregarded the consensus between President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping. In response, China announced export controls against leading US companies.
- A shoe factory fire that killed 28 highlights China’s persisting worker safety risks
A fire at Fujian Huiteng shoe factory in Jinjiang, Fujian province, killed 28 people and injured others, prompting arrests of factory owners and managers. The incident raised concerns over worker safety in China, where recent accidents include a 2026 fireworks plant explosion and a 2024 refrigeration facility fire. President Xi Jinping ordered a swift investigation and accountability for those responsible.
- A shoe factory fire that killed 28 highlights China’s persisting worker safety risks
A fire at Fujian Huiteng shoe factory in Jinjiang, China, killed 28 people and injured others, prompting investigations into worker safety. The factory owner and managers were arrested, and the company's accounts were frozen. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in China's manufacturing sector.
- China sets July 4 precedent with US; Cathay plane triggers Nato alert: SCMP’s 7 highlights
Chinese leader Xi Jinping sent a congratulatory message to the United States on July 4, departing from Beijing's usual practice. A Cathay Pacific flight triggered a NATO alert, highlighting regional security tensions.
- Fire at a shoe factory kills 28 in one of China's deadliest blazes in recent years
A fire at Huiteng shoe company in Jinjiang, Fujian, China, killed 28 people, with 213 others rescued. Chinese President Xi Jinping ordered an investigation and accountability, leading to the arrest of the factory's owner and others, and freezing the company's accounts.
- China: 'Heavy human losses' expected in shoe factory fire
A shoe factory fire in Jinjiang, China, has trapped many people, prompting hundreds of rescue workers to respond. President Xi Jinping indicated that heavy human losses are expected.
- China’s capital markets take on Xi Jinping’s tech ambitions
China's capital markets are addressing Xi Jinping's tech ambitions, but their resurgence may not be sufficient.
- Is China’s biggest daily US soybean order confirmation of Xi-Trump summit pact?
China made its largest daily purchase of US soybeans since November, with 472,000 tonnes reported by the US Department of Agriculture. The transaction is seen as a sign of improving trade ties and progress toward fulfilling commitments from the Trump-Xi summit.
- Noteholders to Aston Martin Sign Cooperation Pact Amid Debt Rout
Noteholders and Aston Martin have signed a cooperation pact amid a debt rout. The article also mentions President Xi Jinping participating in China's major political meeting as the economy shows signs of recovery.
- China’s Xi Jinping calls for innovation system overhaul to beat global tech rivals
President Xi Jinping has called for stronger efforts to attract overseas talent and address flaws in China’s innovation ecosystem to enhance global tech competitiveness. Xi presented the State Pre-eminent Science and Technology Award to Chen Liquan and Ben De, 2025 laureates in solid-state lithium battery and military airborne radar fields.
- 17 killed as deadly storms buffet China; over 130,000 evacuated
17 people were killed and over 130,000 evacuated due to deadly storms and flooding in China, with Guangxi and Hubei provinces among the hardest-hit regions. Damaged infrastructure, overflowing rivers, and tornadoes contributed to the crisis, while President Xi Jinping called for intensified rescue efforts.
- Severe storms in China bring tornadoes and landslides that have killed 15 people
Severe storms in China caused 15 deaths and numerous injuries, with 16 people still buried after a landslide. President Xi Jinping urged an 'all out' rescue effort as hundreds were injured and tens of thousands evacuated in Hubei province.
- Pence commends Trump for winning freedom of Beijing's Zion Church pastor Ezra Jin from Chinese detention
Mike Pence praised Donald Trump for securing the release of Beijing's Zion Church pastor Ezra Jin Mingri, detained by Chinese authorities. Jin was released after Trump raised the case with Chinese President Xi Jinping, and his family thanked Trump for the intervention. Pence and others also called for the release of jailed Hong Kong activist Jimmy Lai.
- Pence commends Trump for winning freedom of Beijing's Zion Church pastor Ezra Jin from Chinese detention
Former Vice President Mike Pence praised President Donald Trump for securing the release of Pastor Ezra Jin Mingri, an underground Christian leader detained by Chinese authorities. Pence and Sen. Rick Scott also called for the release of jailed Hong Kong activist Jimmy Lai, citing Trump's direct engagement with Chinese President Xi Jinping during a state visit.
- China’s Xi Jinping sets new precedent with July 4 message for Trump and US
Chinese leader Xi Jinping sent a congratulatory message to the United States on Independence Day, marking a departure from Beijing's usual practice of not publicizing presidential greetings on July 4. The message acknowledged the 250th anniversary of U.S. independence and was confirmed by Chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning.
- Chinese Tianwen-2 space probe reaches asteroid for sampling
A Chinese space probe, Tianwen-2, has reached an asteroid after a yearlong journey of a billion kilometers to collect samples, as part of President Xi Jinping's 'space dream' initiative.
- Xi’s corruption crackdown by the numbers
China's anti-corruption campaign under President Xi Jinping, initiated in 2012, remains ongoing as of 2025. The South China Morning Post analyzed investigations of top officials, termed 'tigers,' between 2013 and 2025 to assess the campaign's trajectory.
- The Party at 105: Adept at Struggle, Even Better at Censorship
Xi Jinping emphasized 'struggle' during a speech at the Communist Party's 105th anniversary. A Communist Youth League video celebrating the event was blocked on Tencent's QQ Space for violating policies, sparking online mockery and sarcastic comments referencing 'struggle' and factional tensions.
- Beijing releases jailed pastor
The leader of a prominent Chinese underground church, Ezra Jin, was released from prison after President Donald Trump raised his case with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Jin's release follows a crackdown on religious groups in China and is seen as a modest boost for US-China relations.
- China releases Christian pastor after Trump appeal
China released Christian pastor Ezra Jin following an appeal by US President Trump. Trump raised Jin's case during a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in May.
- Pastor freed from prison in China weeks after Trump requested his release
Pastor Ezra Jin Mingri of the underground Zion Church in China was released weeks after U.S. President Donald Trump raised his case during a meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Jin and 17 other church leaders were detained in October during a government crackdown, but his family and advocates attribute his release to direct intervention by Xi. At least eight other Zion Church members remain detained.
- Chinese pastor released from prison after Trump raised his case with Xi Jinping
A Chinese pastor was released from prison after Trump raised his case with Xi Jinping. The pastor, Ezra Jin Mingri, is associated with the Zion Church in Beijing.
- China frees pastor after Trump raised case with Xi
China has released the pastor of a prominent underground church following US President Donald Trump's discussion of the case with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. The pastor's family views the release as a hopeful indication for religious freedom.
- Pastor freed from prison in China weeks after Trump requested his release
A pastor of a prominent underground church detained in China in October was released weeks after U.S. President Donald Trump raised his case during a meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
- Pastor freed from prison in China weeks after Trump requested his release
A pastor of a prominent underground church detained in China in October was released after U.S. President Donald Trump raised his case during a meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
- Chinese underground church figure Jin Mingri freed from prison
Jin Mingri, founder of the Zion Church, was released from prison following a direct plea from Donald Trump to Xi Jinping.
- Pastor freed from prison in China weeks after Trump requested his release
Pastor Ezra Jin Mingri, an underground church leader in China, was released after U.S. President Donald Trump raised his case with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Jin was detained in October as part of a crackdown on the Zion Church, and his family thanked Trump and Xi for his release, though at least 8 church members remain detained.
- Pastor freed from prison in China weeks after Trump requested his release
Pastor Ezra Jin Mingri of the underground Zion Church in China was released and arrived in Los Angeles after U.S. President Donald Trump raised his case with Chinese leader Xi Jinping during a May meeting. The pastor's family thanked Trump and attributed his release to Xi's direct intervention, while rights groups noted the detention was part of a broader crackdown on religious freedom in China.
- Pastor freed from prison in China weeks after Trump requested his release
Pastor Ezra Jin Mingri, leader of China's underground Zion Church, was released and arrived in Los Angeles after being detained in October. His release followed U.S. President Donald Trump's discussion of the case with Chinese leader Xi Jinping during a May state visit.
- Pastor freed from prison in China weeks after Trump requested his release
Pastor Ezra Jin Mingri, detained in China in October, was released and arrived in Los Angeles after U.S. President Donald Trump raised his case during a meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Rights advocates confirmed his release and reunion with family.
- Pastor freed from prison in China weeks after Trump requested his release
Pastor Ezra Jin Mingri of the underground Zion Church in China was released weeks after U.S. President Donald Trump raised his case during a meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Jin, detained in October with 17 other church leaders, arrived in Los Angeles and reunited with his family, according to rights advocates.
- Why US and China are struggling to reach a consensus over future shape of relationship
China and the United States have agreed to a 'constructive' relationship with 'strategic stability,' but deep-seated differences leave the future of their relationship uncertain. A Beijing forum highlighted tensions ahead of a potential visit by President Xi Jinping to the US later this year, with experts noting the challenge of defining deliverables for such high-level diplomatic engagements.
- China's military promotes 2 new generals after anti-corruption purge thins ranks
China's military has promoted two new generals following an anti-corruption purge that reduced the ranks. The move is intended to ensure the military's loyalty to the Communist Party and its leader, Xi Jinping.
- China's military promotes 2 new generals after anti-corruption purge thins ranks
China's military has promoted two new generals following an anti-corruption purge that reduced the ranks. The move is intended to ensure the military's loyalty to the Communist Party and its leader, Xi Jinping.
- China’s military promotes 2 new generals after anti-corruption purge thins ranks
China's military promoted Zhang Shuguang and Wang Gang to generals, potentially signaling a reorganization following anti-corruption purges. The promotions aim to reinforce military loyalty to Xi Jinping, who chairs the Central Military Commission.
- China’s military promotes 2 new generals after anti-corruption purge thins ranks
China’s military promoted Zhang Shuguang and Wang Gang to generals, likely ahead of a reorganization following anti-corruption purges that removed several leaders. Zhang was also appointed to lead a corruption investigation division at the Central Military Commission, which has been reduced in size by the ongoing investigations.
- Chinese leader promotes 2 generals in wake of military anti-corruption probe
Chinese President Xi Jinping has promoted two generals, the first time in nearly a year, following an anti-corruption probe targeting the military leadership.
- China food-security risks worsen as extreme weather becomes more common
China's Politburo has called for countermeasures against floods and droughts as El Niño effects worsen extreme weather impacts, urging improved flood controls, rescue capabilities, and agricultural infrastructure protection.