Nigerian scholar: Global South pins high hopes on BRICS's 'China Year'
Nigerian scholar: Global South pins high hopes on BRICS’s ‘China Year’
China's yuan loans in Jan.-Aug. increase by 10.44 trillion yuan
China’s yuan-denominated loans rose by 10.44 trillion yuan ($1.54 trillion) in the first eight months of 2026, central bank data showed on Monday.
Whose AI? Whose rules?
The US AI Exports Program claims global sharing but demands that US tech is used by default. China’s low-cost models get hit with so-called “adversarial distillation” sanctions. “Pax Silica” is forcing partners to pick sides. Public good or private club? CGTN’s Wang Tianyu explains.
EU offers Canada chance to become first 'associate member' in wake of Trump's trade war
The European Union wants Canada to become the block’s first “associate member”, as the country’s trade war with Donald Trump escalates.
Global AI stocks fall as industry chiefs call for slowing development
AI selloff hits an industry increasingly reliant on debt and circular financing as borrowing costs continue to rise
Chemify targets 'hyperscaler' status with £20m state funding package
A University of Glasgow spinout which uses robots and AI to discover new medicines is targeting “hyperscaler” status after landing a state funding package worth tens of millions of pounds.
Online furniture retailer Dusk puts £300m London float on shelf
Dusk, the homeware products retailer, has shelved plans for a £300m London flotation that would have seen it join the ranks of Britain’s listed companies later this year.
SBP maintains monetary policy at 11.5%
Hawkish bias intact as Mideast tensions lift inflation
MPs and Lords call for new law to address AI threat to human rights
Existing laws are not equipped to address the risks to human rights being posed by artificial intelligence, UK politicians say.
WHY CHINA? | At CIFTIS: What Will You Take Away?
A search for partners leads to smarter logistics.
