The highly profitable battery making giant dominates the global and domestic market. Now, struggling EV manufacturers are pushing back with their own products.

The Chinese tech company behind the popular chatbot Kimi has some surprising links to 1970s rock music.

Before Nvidia won approval to sell more chips to China, it told the U.S. government that Huawei could have enough chips to satisfy global demand.

A worldwide shortage of vital memory chips could tempt the likes of Apple and Dell to buy more from Chinese suppliers, but they will have to weigh the commercial benefits against political risks.

The U.S. has blocked China from getting the world’s most advanced lithography tools, but reports now suggest the country has made advances in making its own. How close is it getting?

China has been pouring money into blue-sky scientific research as the U.S. backs away.

Europe has the tools to do more than limit imports of particular Chinese products. As long as China keeps its current economic model, it will have to use them.

China needs land for crops and solar energy installations. Rather than compete against each other, farmers and green energy companies are realizing that they can cooperate by using one piece of land for both purposes....

The former EU diplomat discusses Europe’s readiness to protect its industries, Germany’s tougher line on Beijing, and European unity on China.

In just over a year, China has built an ecosystem dedicated to orbital data centers.

The foreign correspondent describes meeting with the Uyghurs from Xinjiang who played a key role in the Syrian civil war, but who now find themselves potentially stateless.

The Wire profiles the Chinese government bodies responsible for managing the country’s AI rollout.

Fish farming in Xinjiang is being sold as proof that technology can overcome geography. The reality is more complicated: a desert seafood boom built on political control, imported feed and a food system that masks...

Belgian prosecutors are investigating whether a state-backed Chinese firm stole trade secrets from the country’s leading chipmaker before it collapsed.

The economist explains why China’s export-led growth strategy is at a dead end and what it would take to turn its economy around.

China’s exports are leaning heavily on a handful of hi-tech, pricey products.