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Oct 14 2026 
This Month in China – September 2026
Bringing you the latest innovation news from China
Pascal Coppens
China vs US: Will AI EAT or FEED the world?
In 2011, one of Silicon Valley’s main investors, Marc Andreessen, made an industry-defining statement: “Software is eating the world.” His argument was that software companies would absorb industry after industry, from retail and media to transport and finance. Fifteen… Continue reading -
Oct 13 2026 
Historical trend of China-Latin America cooperation moving toward mutual engagement will not change – official
A symposium on China-Latin America relations is held on October 12, 2026 in Beijing, where Chinese officials and experts share views about the development of China-Latin America relations. Photo: Sun Langchen/GT
Global TimesRegardless of how the regional situation changes, the historical trend of China-Latin America cooperation moving toward mutual engagement will not change, Qiu Xiaoqi, special… Continue reading
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Oct 12 2026 
How Belt and Road rail links redefine globalization for landlocked nations
Global Times
As of October 9, cumulative trade on the China-Laos Railway has passed 100 billion yuan (about $14.9 billion), with more than 20.77 million tons of import and export goods moved. In the first eight months of 2026, rail imports of Southeast Asian tropical fruits totaled 5.26 billion yuan, while exports of machinery and electrical… Continue reading
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Oct 11 2026 
China launches platform for foreign-related legal services, to accelerate research on dedicated legislation to protect Chinese enterprises’ overseas interests
China’s Ministry of Justice holds a press conference on strengthening foreign-related legal services and the official launch of the “Lex Com” platform on October 10, 2026. Photo: Ministry of Justice
Global TimesChina’s Ministry of Justice announced on Saturday the official launch of “Lex Com,” a nationwide platform designed to provide legal services to Chinese companies and… Continue reading
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Oct 07 2026 
The slow and difficult birth of a newly constructed world – Part I
By Amarynth
Starting with China’s Global Governance Initiative, the next three posts with analyze what China and Russia actuality are doing towards a multipolar and a multilateral world formation.
We may as well say it now, that the collective west will never accept this. If we look back at Zbigniew Brzezinski’s The Grand Chessboard, the title is… Continue reading
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Oct 03 2026 
The Art of the Slow Burn: How Beijing is Out-Waiting Washington
Summary from a China Daily Report:
At the China National Day reception in Washington, Ambassador Xie Feng used a telling phrase: he called for a “constructive China-US relationship of strategic stability” built on “respect, fairness, and reciprocity”
That choice of word is interesting
“Strategic stability” used to be Washington’s favorite term for managing the nuclear balance… Continue reading
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Oct 01 2026 
China’s ‘artificial sun’ hits new milestone – here comes fusion
China’s ‘artificial sun’ hits new milestone with research campus delivered for use, targets 2030 for first electricity output
China’s efforts in accelerating the transition of its nuclear fusion program from fundamental research to large scale engineering have achieved a major milestone, as the project campus of the Burning Plasma Experimental Superconducting Tokamak (BEST), which is dubbed… Continue reading
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Sep 27 2026 
Xi Jinping Created a Structure for the US to Remain Part of the World. All the Rest is Noise
By Amarynth
During President Xi Jinping’s historic state visit to Washington, D.C., from September 23 to 25, 2026, the American media landscape was predictably consumed by domestic political theater. Disputes over press access and partisan squabbles dominated the headlines. Yet, beneath this cacophony, a profound reality was established. President Xi did not merely arrive for a… Continue reading
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Sep 27 2026 
Peng Liyuan – An Immense Role Model
By Thuren
Born in Shandong Province in 1962, Peng Liyuan is a famous soprano, a professor of music and an opera performer. She is Vice Chairperson of the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles and Vice Chairperson of the Chinese Musicians’ Association.
Peng Liyuan is also professor and PhD supervisor at the China Conservatory. Actively involved… Continue reading
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Sep 25 2026 
Xi Lays Down Law In Washington And Issues Major Warning
Paul and Ken assess Xi’s visit to Washington, what was said and how Xi also issued the Trump administration a major warning regarding a serious geopolitical threat that continues to go largely under the radar.
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Sep 25 2026 
Stable Relationship with the U.S. – Is the Price for China Worth It?
A strong Chinese position on NATO expansion, Palestine suffering, and French aggression in Africa could only help Chinese soft power and long-term development, even if it hurts some Chinese exporters in the short term.
From The China Academy
China once again is trying to establish a stable, cooperative, or constructive relationship with the US. Current US president… Continue reading
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Sep 21 2026 
China’s message of justice at the UN is simple: peace, development, and fairness
By Global Times
As part of the 81st session of the UN General Assembly, the high-level General Debate is scheduled from September 22 to September 28. The podium is built. What should the world expect to hear? Gaza’s children weeping, small island states crying for help, the Global South demanding development and fairness.
Iran is right:… Continue reading
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Sep 19 2026 
China prepares for a new era of nuclear expansion
Sputnik International reports:
China prepares for a new era of nuclear expansion
China is significantly expanding its uranium enrichment capacity, with two new large centrifuge plants set to begin operations as early as late 2026.
The facilities, operated by China National Nuclear Corporation, are being built in the cities of Lanzhou and Hanzhong, in Gansu and Shaanxi provinces,… Continue reading
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Sep 16 2026 
China’s Pinglu Canal
Building Ecosystems
Featured Image by the Sirius Report
🇨🇳 China opens Pinglu Canal bringing ASEAN closer, while saving China billions
The 134-km canal links southwestern China directly to the Beibu Gulf and the South China Sea, cutting cargo routes by 560 km and saving 5.2 billion yuan ($768 million) a year in transport costs. pic.twitter.com/LnQHDWqdd5— Sputnik (@SputnikInt) September… Continue reading
