Beijing

The military junta in Naypyidaw has faced its biggest blow so far after coming into power in 2021. A town bordering India and Bangladesh has fallen into the hands of pro-democracy insurgency groups causing major distress among Beijing and the authoritarian military junta.

Incumbent Democratic Progressive Party has been voted for a third consecutive term as frontrunner Lai Ching-te grabbed 40 percent of votes in the general elections. Lai Ching-te comes from the radical wing of the Democratic Progressive Party and could toe a hard line with Beijing in comparison to Tsai Ing-wen.

Cai Qi's recent rise in the political arena of China has surprised many including the top leaders in the Chinese Communist Party. The 68-year-old is the only leader outside Xi's immediate family to have direct access. The influence and political clout of Cai Qi are at an all-time high in Beijing.

Stretching across 3,000 kilometers and linking Beijing, Wuhan, and Guangzhou through a robust optical fiber cabling system, this network's capability to transmit data at 1.2 terabits per second is a colossal leap.

The article highlights a distressing incident in which a nursery school teacher in China forced a young student to consume his own vomit, resulting in a parental complaint and official investigations.

In an explosive interview withwith Jennifer Zeng, a member of the International Press Association, Wuhan researcher Shan Chao has claimed that China deliberately engineered coronavirus or Covid-19 as a 'bioweapon'.

China sees Pakistan as an important partner for keeping shipping lanes in the Indian Ocean safe. So, Beijing is excited to help Pakistan's military get more up-to-date by selling arms and helping with training and exchanges training, among other things. Girish Linganna reports

The two sides should view bilateral relations and each other's development from a comprehensive, long-term and strategic perspective, and jointly contribute wisdom and strength to world and regional peace and stability, China's defence minister General Li Shangfu told his Indian counterpart Rajnath Singh when they met on Thursday

The police arrested the Chinese national identified as Tian on Sunday and on Monday he was shifted to Abbottabad via an Army helicopter due to security concerns as the police feared local people could harm him.

Sources in the government establishment said: "Two Indian journalists who are in Beijing now were called to the Chinese foreign ministry’s office and they were informed that their visas would not be extended. They were told to plan accordingly to return to India."