Stories from Beijing · China

Samsung is increasing its investment in China's emerging industries, aiming to capitalize on the opportunities presented by the '15th Five-Year Plan'.

China has agreed to purchase 200 Boeing aircraft, following a consensus reached by Chinese and US heads of state.

American companies are increasingly focusing on the Chinese market, viewing it as a stable anchor for the global economy.

A Stanford report indicates that China has become the global leader in artificial intelligence publications and patents.

The Anthropic Mythos has reportedly energized China's cybersecurity industry. This development is part of a broader strategy by the Polish government to combat cyberattacks through 2029.

AI company Anthropic is reportedly close to securing a funding round valued at over $30 billion.

A record 3.718 million applicants have passed the initial review for China's 2026 national civil service examination, resulting in a competition ratio of 98:1. This surge reflects increased interest in public service among young people and heightened competition for positions.

Meta is reportedly preparing to withdraw its bid to acquire Manus, with Chinese state media criticizing the move as an attempt at 'washing out' of the market. Meta's acquisition of Manus has been denied by China.

China called on the United States to cease its threats against Cuba, following charges against a former Cuban leader. The Lula administration in Brazil has expressed concern regarding the situation in Cuba. However, they do not believe that Donald Trump poses a credible threat of military action against the island nation.

The founders of Manus are reportedly seeking $1 billion to buy back the artificial intelligence startup. China had previously compelled Meta to cede the company.