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China is Winning the Humanoid Robotics Race, and It’s Not Even Close

The robots doing real work in real warehouses for real customers overwhelmingly say ‘Made in China’ on the box.

Who’s Watching the Machines?

Only by pursuing both development and security can we truly harness AI power and ensure that it always serves the common good of humanity.

Science & Technology Politics Aug 7, 2026

Turpan Turns Scorching Heat Into a New Industrial Track

The heatwaves of the Gobi Desert are no longer just a climatic challenge; they have become the driving force for a high-quality regional development model.

Science & Technology Economy Aug 7, 2026

The New Vanguard: How China’s “Latest Trio” Steps Up

The Latest Trio represents not just a change in export composition, but a fundamental repositioning within global value chains.

China & The World Science & Technology Economy Aug 5, 2026

Science Knows No Borders

The pursuit of knowledge must never be confined to one country.

China & The World Science & Technology Politics Aug 4, 2026

Making the Impossible Inevitable: Scaling What Matters

The world’s greatest challenges require moving beyond the invention phase to master the art of global scaling through a pragmatic blend of competition and...

China & The World Science & Technology Aug 4, 2026

From Solo to Symphony: China’s Answer to AI Governance

The future of AI, as President Xi reminded us, must be shaped by international consensus.

China & The World Science & Technology Politics Aug 3, 2026

From Technology Challenger to Rule Maker

Unlike past industrial revolutions led mainly by Western countries, China advocates for a more inclusive approach centered on open technological collaboration.

China & The World Science & Technology Politics Jul 31, 2026

Balancing Capability and Responsibility

China's technological prowess, development model and cultural philosophy point to an AI development and governance paradigm with distinct Chinese...

China & The World Science & Technology Jul 30, 2026

From Salt Flats to Rice Fields

Xinjiang's achievement underscores a broader lesson: Reclaiming saline-affected land is rarely the result of a single technological breakthrough.

Science & Technology Politics Jul 28, 2026

Why China Shock 2.0 Misses the Mark

China's industrial upgrading is not a threat to the global economy, but an important source of innovation, efficiency and growth that can help advance a more...

China & The World Science & Technology Economy Jul 24, 2026

Who Governs AI? Reflections From the 2026 World AI Conference

The future of AI governance will depend on whether major technological powers can move beyond zero-sum rivalries and establish frameworks capable of ensuring...

China & The World Science & Technology Politics Jul 23, 2026