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The Latest Breaking News from China

Tech Brief (March 12): MIIT Warns of Security Risks in OpenClaw

China’s auto sales plunge 23%, Huawei tests HarmonyOS version of OpenClaw

Caixin Global

BMW profits fall 11.5% to pandemic-era low after tariffs and China slump

BMW's operating profit fell 11.5% to €10.2 billion in 2025 — its lowest since the Covid pandemic — as tariffs and a China sales slump dragged the automotive segment's margin down to 5.3%.

Euronews

China’s new tariff-free regime for Africa: the potential upside and downside

China’s President Xi Jinping announced in February 2026 that from 1 May China would be granting zero-tariff treatment to 53 African countries. (That is all of them bar Eswatini, which supports Taiwan.)

The Conversation

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Why archaeologists don’t want to open China’s 2,200-year-old emperor Qin Shi Huang’s tomb; the reason will shock you

Imagine a vast underground palace, brimming with treasures and guarded by an army of stone warriors, sealed tight for over two millennia. This is the tomb of Qin Shi Huang, China’s first emperor, who unified the nation in 221 BC and chased immortality until he died in 210 BC. As…

The Times of India

China positions itself as force for global stability at its annual Congress

China is signaling it will stay focused on technology and economic growth, even as U.S. tensions with Iran rise

The Independent UK

Business Brief (March 12): China Calls for Human Control Over Military AI Applications

China’s central bank promotes safe AI applications in financial sector, Chinese platforms respond to OpenClaw AI risks and limits

Caixin Global

Bikes aren’t getting more expensive – and Chinese manufacturers are out to make them even cheaper

The bikes ridden in the WorldTour are magical or infuriating depending on your perspective, and all have sky-high price tags. But the inconvenient truth is that bikes aren't getting more expensive.

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China moves to pass sweeping ethnic unity law as critics warn of forced assimilation

Setback for 55 ethnic minorities as new rules mandate universal adoption of Mandarin

The Independent UK

China’s rubber-stamp parliament set to approve ‘ethnic unity’ law

New legislation will require schools to use Mandarin by default, taking priority over minority ethnic languages such as Tibetan, Uyghur and Mongolian

The Guardian - UK

Tesla (TSLA) Shares Rise More Than 1% Amid Strong China Sales Data and Analyst Optimism

Tesla Inc.'s stock climbed more than 1% on Wednesday as investors reacted to robust sales figures from China and renewed bullish sentiment from Wall Street analysts, helping the electric vehicle maker shake off recent concerns over delivery trends and regulatory pressures.

International Business Times

'Strong' Oscar urged to hit back after home GP calamity

Oscar Piastri is being tipped to bounce back strongly from his Australian Grand Prix disappointment -- just as he did last year in China.

AAP

Mandelson papers reveal Keir Starmer ignored warnings over peer’s links to Epstein

PM was warned about ambassador’s links to Epstein and told hiring him could cause ‘reputational damage’

The Independent UK

This Forgotten EV Stock Just Reported Strong Earnings

When NIO reported earnings on March 10, it announced its first-ever quarterly profit and record Q4 deliveries, setting the stage for a 2026 comeback.

MarketBeat

These are shaky times for oil markets. An expert explains what a prolonged war will mean for prices

The US-Israel strikes on Iran have launched one of the most dramatic conflicts in the Middle East in living memory. Aside from military targets, Iranian forces have attacked commercial shipping and infrastructure in the region. The objective is simple: to disrupt oil exports and weaken its opponents’ economies.

The Conversation

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International Business Times UK

EU Bets on Nuclear Tech to Shield Consumers From Energy Prices Amid Middle East Crisis

The EU is accelerating small modular reactor development to boost energy security and manage prices as global tensions and economic rivalries reshape Europe's energy future.

International Business Times UK

World War 3 Fears: Expert Issues Chilling Warning That World Is 'Inching Closer' to WW3

Noah Smith warns the world may be edging closer to World War III amid fallout from the Iran War and rising tensions between China and Taiwan, likening current risks to conditions seen in the 1930s. He notes advances in artificial intelligence and drones are changing how wars are fought, and suggests…

InsideEVs

This Huawei-Backed EV Copies The Porsche Taycan. But Not Its Price

Just like the Porsche Taycan, the upcoming SAIC Z7 EV will come in both sedan and wagon body styles but cost between three and four times less.

The Guardian - AU

North Korea’s shady tactics show Matildas must be ready for more than football

Australia are no strangers to the team’s bizarre protests but they will need to keep frustrations in check in Women’s Asian Cup quarter-final

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The Guardian - UK

Porsche to cut more jobs after costly reversal of electric car strategy

German carmaker has struggled with rising competition in China, a key market for European luxury brands

Caixin Global

Business Brief (March 11): China Cyber Agency Warns of Risks in OpenClaw AI

Goldman Sachs maintains overweight on Chinese equities

Motor1

Porsche Is Considering A New Hypercar (Update)

[UPDATE] In a statement to Motor1, a Porsche spokesperson has confirmed the company is considering a new hypercar, adding that a new GT model is also a possibility.

The Times of India

Rail diplomacy: China, North Korea to resume passenger train services after six-year suspension

Passenger train services between China and North Korea are set to resume after a six-year hiatus due to the pandemic. Beijing and Pyongyang will see four weekly services, with Dandong to Pyongyang running daily. This move aims to strengthen bilateral ties, though international tourist access remains limited, with tickets currently…

The Times of India

Why Japan keeps the world’s third-largest strategic Oil reserve

As global energy markets face unexpected imbalance due to the Middle East rising tensions, Japan prepares to release oil to maintain surging costs. Holding the third-largest strategic reserve globally, as stated by the International Energy Agency (IEA), Japan's massive 254-day buffer serves as a critical shield against supply shocks. While…

Android Central

If you're planning to buy a OnePlus or Oppo phone, don't wait too long

The price increase will take effect on March 16 across OnePlus devices and some Oppo models.

The Independent UK

Auto sales sink in China as phase out of subsidies for trade-ins hits demand

China has reported that passenger car sales plunged 34% in February from a year earlier

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