Scientists have identified Dianjunus rex, a 20‑inch tall fungus in Yunnan, China, that belongs to a newly recognized family that emerged after the dinosaur extinction.
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China's economy grew 4.5% in the third quarter, helped by a surge in AI‑related exports, while domestic property investment fell more than 20% year‑on‑year.
Interest servicing now consumes 19.2% of China’s central government budget, up sharply from 12% in 2014, outpacing growth in other major spending categories.
A 165‑million‑year‑old mammal fossil from Inner Mongolia reveals the earliest known evidence of chewing and suckling, key mammalian traits.
China's official manufacturing PMI rose to 50.1 in September, ending a two‑month contraction, as policymakers unveiled targeted fiscal and monetary steps to support growth.
U.S. automakers and lawmakers urge President Trump to keep restrictions on Chinese car makers as he prepares to host Xi Jinping.
Archaeologists at Lingjing in northern China have dated sophisticated stone tools to 146,000 years ago, linking them to the extinct hominin Homo juluensis and revising the timeline of ice‑age technology in East Asia.
China's exports slowed slightly in July, but remained higher than forecast due to demand for high-tech products.
A new open-source AI model from Chinese company z.AI, named GLM-5.2, is capturing attention in Silicon Valley for its capabilities in coding and long-context tasks.
As the United States tightens its visa policies with a hefty $100,000 H-1B visa fee, China has unveiled a new visa category designed to attract…