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As tensions escalate between the US and Iran, and Israel launches airstrikes on Iranian oil depots, San Francisco finds joy in its annual Chinese New Year parade, while the US considers a special operation
Purdue University in Indiana has reportedly rescinded dozens of offers to Chinese students, sparking concerns of an unofficial policy to reject students from China and other countries. The move comes as US universities face pressure from legislators to limit ties with Chinese institutions. The university claims no ban exists, but students and faculty say otherwise.
Microsoft has deleted a guide on training large language models using pirated Harry Potter books, citing a mistake in marking the dataset as public domain. Meanwhile, a Chinese launch firm is gearing up for another attempt at an orbital-class rocket landing after a previous failure.
A Chinese AI app has sent shockwaves through the Hollywood film industry, raising concerns over copyright infringement and the potential for unauthorized use of film characters. Clips of popular movies, including Deadpool, have been created using the app, sparking alarm among studios and content owners. The incident highlights the growing challenges of protecting intellectual property in the digital age.
Pirelli's Chinese investor, Sinochem, is considering selling a convertible bond to temporarily reduce its stake in the Italian tiremaker, according to Corriere della Sera. The move aims to alleviate US government scrutiny. The sale could impact Pirelli's ownership structure.
Chinese property stocks experience a surge following reports of relaxed regulations. US stocks and bonds remain steady after the Federal Reserve's hold. Emerging markets continue to gain ground as the US embraces a weaker dollar.
Chinese property shares rallied, Brazil announced plans to issue bonds in multiple currencies, and Turkish stocks saw their best January since 1997. India's gold imports are expected to decline this year as record prices crimp demand for jewelry.
Chinese automakers, led by BYD, are expanding their presence in Mexico's electric vehicle market despite new tariffs. Chinese automakers are capitalizing on several factors that make their electric vehicles an attractive option for Mexican consumers. Chinese EVs are generally cheaper than their competitors, making them an appealing choice for price-conscious consumers.
N Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang announced a delay in Chinese orders for the company's H200 AI chips due to Beijing's ongoing decision on imports. Meanwhile, ADQ's CEO Hamed Bin Zayed steps down to join Lunate, a rapidly growing asset manager. The US has imposed restrictions on the sale of semiconductors and other high-tech products to China.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer held talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing on Thursday. It was the first visit by a British leader in eight years and aimed to deepen bilateral relations. The two leaders discussed a range of topics, including trade, climate change, and global security.
Gold prices continue to rise, with investors seeking safety amid geopolitical risks and economic uncertainty. European firms secure over €500 million in funding for sustainable projects, and Chinese miners accelerate fundraising to expand production capacity.
This week saw significant advancements in AI and crypto, including
The 28th Shanghai International Film Festival has brought together emerging filmmakers from across Asia to showcase their work in the Asian New Talent section.
The global entertainment industry is abuzz with new developments, from China's latest box office sensation to the rise of European showrunners.
China's longest spaceflight, Mars' ancient ocean, and private rocket launches mark a busy week in space exploration, despite a notable explosion at Blue Origin.
Global Roundup: Oil Prices Surge, Environmental Concerns, and Unconventional Jobs A week of global news: From oil price hikes to innovative approaches to waste management Oil prices jump after
Cracks in the spacecraft's structure raised concerns during Shenzhou-20 mission
China's largest oil buyer, Unipec, is reportedly looking to buy Canadian crude. The move comes after US sanctions against Venezuela have cut off the flow of crude.
General Fang Fenghui, the former chairman of the Joint Staff Department of the Central Military Commission, was removed on January 25, 2026. The move was announced by the Communist Party's Central Political and Legal Affairs Commission. Xi's anti-corruption campaign, which was launched in late 2012, has seen the removal of numerous high-ranking officials.
Eastroc Beverage Group Co. has initiated investor orders for its second listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The company's decision to list in Hong Kong follows its initial public offering in Shenzhen in 2017, where it raised approximately HK$1.6 billion. The offering, which is scheduled to price on February 23, will consist of 472 million shares priced at HK$21.70 to HK$25.80 apiece.