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For two days, X turned to Anthropic's May 14 issue of 2028: Two Scenarios for Global AI Leadership (2028: Two Scenarios for Global AI Leadership). Nine documents, 14,000 words, the overall caliber eagle can no longer be hawked - the United States must maintain a 12 to 24-month AI lead over China by 2028, relying on a three-piece set of export controls, congressional legislation, and industrial policies. Seriously, there are many clichés in this report, with a lot of Zz context, almost all of which call for blocking chip smuggling and how to ask Congress to characterize distillation attacks as illegal. But there is another side to the report. This is the first time that Anthropic has published, systematically and structurally, a physical examination report of AI in China by a front-line AI laboratory in the United States in the format of official research documents. Anthropic acknowledges some of the differences between Chinese and American AI, and some of the hidden information can give us a clear understanding of the current situation and status anxiety about China's AI development in the United States. The first section of the document reads: "PRC labs have real strengths: world-class, innovative talent, abundant and cheap...

BEIJING, May 15 (Xinhua) -- China hopes the United States will take "concrete actions" to safeguard peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait, Chinese top diplomat Wang Yi said on Friday. "China hopes the U.S. side will, through concrete actions, safeguard the steady development of China-U.S. relations and peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait." Safeguarding cross-Strait peace and stability is the biggest common denominator between China and the United States, Wang said.

Fabrication and staged performances to gain attention! Beijing police report three typical cases! Stamer's political future hangs in the balance; who are the potential rivals? What "Chinese dishes" made Trump put down his burger on Air Force One? Secretaries and provincial governors meet with private entrepreneurs frequently; how does this promote high-quality development? Revealing the hit show 'ENEMY': costs exceed one million, and a long-form version is coming! Irregularities in ride-hailing driver assessments are implemented across multiple regions; dodging routes and waiting listed as "blacklist" behaviors. A barbecue stall owner stops business to donate marrow to save patients; inspiring many to join the Chinese Marrow Donor Program. Internet hospitals face bottlenecks: long queues, delayed responses... Why is the first new appliance for young people a 3D printer? Wang Fan: Sino-US win-win cooperation is sustainable and beneficial to both sides. Linyang Special Vehicle from Jining sells in 122 countries worldwide; what's the secret? A drunk driver pretending to be a "bystander" evades inspection, only to be by traffic police!

The appearance of a copycat version of Yilan in Beijing, China, has made Japanese netizens quite angry. (Taken from Weibo) The Japanese ramen chain "Ichiran" has been planting flags in Taiwan, Hong Kong and the United States, but recently there has been a cottage version of Ichiran in Beijing, China, which not only sells pork bone ramen, but also the brand logo is almost identical, making Japanese netizens angry. "This is why they are hated by the world." A Chinese netizen sent a screenshot on social platform X. In the screen, a "one-lan ramen" appeared on the Chinese delivery platform "Meituan Takeaway". Not only the items sold were called "one-lan pork bone ramen", the signs also used red and green color schemes, and Douda wrote "one-lan". However, the business year at the bottom changed from "Founded in 1965" to "Founded in 1965". Other details are almost identical to those of one-lan ramen. Please continue reading... This screenshot was circulated wildly by Japanese netizens, and Nara City Councilor Edge Tsumaru also hurried to the Fukuoka headquarters of Lan Ramen to report the Chinese plagiarism to the Legal Department of Ichiran Ramen. He thundered, “There's no tolerance for Chinese plagiarism, it's just too much! They must be very eager to have a model like Japan, so they imitate Japan, but they will never succeed.” A spokesperson for the Public Relations Department of Yilan Ramen also said bluntly, "Our company has the relevant information, and the Legal Department is currently processing it."...

Honduran shrimp is one of the economic lifeblood of the country. Schematic diagram. (Bloomberg) [Financial Channel/Comprehensive Report] Honduran shrimp struggled to find an alternative market because of collapsing purchases in Taiwan and Beijing's failure to deliver on its promises. According to the latest statistics, the Mexican market grew by nearly 60%, offsetting some of the difficulties faced by the decline in exports to Taiwan and Central America. The export volume of white shrimp in the first four months of this year was 24.6 million pounds, an increase of 8.44% over the same period last year. Hongkong financial media "Soydatos" reported on the 15th that the Honduran Aquaculture Association (ANDAH) data shows that in April 2026, shrimp exports reached 24.6 million pounds, an annual increase of 8.44%. This growth was mainly due to the Mexican market, while declining purchases in Central America and Taiwan led to a restructuring of the aquaculture trade. Read on... Honduras' shrimp industry production increased by nearly 1.9 million pounds compared to the same period last year, reflecting a positive trend in export volumes, but does not imply an equilibrium expansion in international markets. Mexico has become a major growth driver for the Macro shrimp industry, with exports to Mexico increasing by more than 3.8 million pounds, from 6.59 million pounds to 10.41 million pounds, an increase of 58%. Increased demand from Mexico offset some of the decline in exports to other important markets such as Taiwan and Central America. According to industry data, sales to Central America decreased by more than 1.8 million pounds, and sales to Taiwan decreased by 822,000 pounds....

Today (April 16), the Chinese Foreign Ministry announced that at the invitation of President Xi Jinping, Russian President Vladimir Putin will pay an official state visit to China from May 19 to 20 (next Tuesday and Wednesday).

Published: 16/05/2026 - 01:20 What exactly has President Trump accomplished during his visit to China? Trump warned Taiwan not to declare formal independence after a visit to China on Friday. Xi Jinping told Trump that making a mistake on this sensitive issue could plunge the two countries into a “conflict.” On a key issue of concern to Chinese President Xi Jinping, Trump has made clear his opposition to Taiwan's declaration of independence and questioned why the United States would send troops to defend Taiwan if attacked, Agence France-Presse reported. Trump told Fox News host Brett Bayer: “I don't want to see independence anywhere. You know, we might have to run 9,500 miles to fight. I don't want to see this happen. Trump said:“ I want them to calm down. I want China to calm down. We don't want to go to war, and I don't think China will mind if the status quo remains. Trump said that Xi Jinping asked whether Washington would defend Taiwan in the event of a conflict, and his answer was: “I'm not talking about this. Xi began his summit with Trump with a warning about Taiwan. Taiwan's President Lai Qingde believes that Taiwan has become independent and does not need to issue a declaration of independence, Agence France-Presse said. Analysts had pointed out before the summit that Beijing sees this as an opportunity to prompt the United States to change its established stance on Taiwan. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio told NBC on Thursday that" there has been no change in U.S. policy on Taiwan. "The United States only recognizes Beijing and does not support Taiwan's formal independence, but it has never clearly expressed its opposition to independence in history....

Indonesia is strategically drifting towards the U.S. amid growing Sino-U.S. rivalry, evident from recent defense and energy agreements with Japan and discussions on expanded U.S. military overflight access. This moves Indonesia into a potential conflict zone as maritime order and global economy face strain. Its pivotal geographic location flanking critical sea lanes makes it vulnerable and strategic for both powers. While engaging China at high levels, Indonesia risks getting caught in the geopolitical storm, potentially against its will.

Leise Hook, an illustrator and cartoonist from Stockholm, explores her mixed-race identity in her graphic memoir "Names and Faces." Her artistic journey was influenced by family members who appreciated both words and images, particularly through her grandmother's photography and her father's collection of Little Lulu comic books.

What did Trump and Xi discuss during the China summit? US President Donald Trump concluded a two-day summit in Beijing with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. The high-profile visit, in which Trump aimed to reset relations with Beijing, saw discussions on trade, Taiwan, and the war on Iran.

Beijing, May 15 (Xinhua) -- As journalists gathered in the press hall of China's State Council Information Office on Friday afternoon, a special guest quietly joined them on stage, a Labrador retriever named "Aiju." Calmly sitting beside its visually impaired owner, the guide dog became the first of its kind to enter the State Council Information Office's briefing room. China's railway and civil aviation authorities have also introduced regulations supporting guide dogs on trains and flights.

US President Trump and Chinese national leader Xi Jinping's "Chuan Xi meeting" ended on the 15th. (AP) US President Donald Trump and Chinese national leader Xi Jinping's "Chuan Xi meeting" ended on the 15th. Asked by the media about U.S. arms sales to Taiwan, Trump said he would soon make a decision to talk to “the people who currently run Taiwan.” Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) legislator Chen Peiyu issued a warning today. In the past, some people in Hong Kong believed that "step back from the sea and the sky". As a result, the most basic freedom of speech and freedom of the press have disappeared, emphasizing that Taiwanese society's vigilance towards China is not provocative at all, but has seen too many bloody examples. Chen Peiyu, a member of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), pointed out today that Taiwan is a democratic and free society with its own government, elections and lifestyle. She pointed out that most Taiwanese demand is very simple, that is, peace, stability, peace of mind to work and raise the next generation and live a normal life, so maintaining the status quo has always been Taiwan's clear position. Read on... Chen Peiyu bluntly stated that in recent years, China has been the main culprit in increasing the pressure on the Taiwan Strait with military aircraft and ships. The international community, such as the United States, Japan, and Europe, are strengthening security cooperation because of China's obvious military expansion. As for Trump's misinterpretation of "It all depends on China" as "arms sales first look at China", she refuted and stressed that the core key is that regional tensions will naturally decline if China is willing to reduce military threats and stop oppressing neighboring countries....

US President Donald Trump. (Reuters) In an interview with Fox News after President Trump's trip to China, he once again mentioned that the US chip industry was "stolen" by Taiwan. He also said that Taiwan and China should be smarter and "calm down". When Trump was asked about military purchases in an interview with Fox News, he mentioned that in reality, China is only 59 miles away from Taiwan, while the United States is about 9,500 miles away from Taiwan, which is a very difficult situation. Then he repeated the argument that "Taiwan has stolen the US chip industry". He pointed out that Taiwan developed because past presidents of the United States did not know what they were doing. Please continue reading... Trump said that if tariffs had been imposed when importing chips, the chip industry would not have left the United States at all. Before, everything was Intel, and all the companies in the United States were their own companies. But now these companies have gone to Taiwan, which means that the chip industry in the United States has been stolen. That's why he has been shouting “Our chip industry has been stolen” for years, but now the chip industry is returning to the United States. “I have to say,” Trump concluded, “it's better for Taiwan to be smarter and for China to be smarter. It's best for both sides to calm down." Facebook External Translation Club "Carrot External Translation Station Global News For...

U.S. President Donald Trump visited Beijing to visit the South China Sea. China's supreme leader lives and works in the 14th-century, heavily guarded, high-rise-only complex. Xi Jinping personally guided him on the tour, becoming another moment for the media to capture in this two-day, rearranged visit, but there was little consensus on the policies of the two sides. The much-anticipated superpower summit was held against the backdrop of trade tensions and the Iran war, but the two leaders appeared to ease into what Trump described as “unbelievable.” Xi called it a “new type of bilateral relationship” and promised to give Trump the seeds of Chinese roses they enjoyed while walking, to which Trump responded, “I love it, it's fantastic. Located about 20 kilometers east of Tiananmen Square, the Zhongnanhai is widely regarded as China's“ White House. ”Once one of the palaces of China's emperors, the complex is known for its lakes and manicured landscapes, and after 1949 it became the center of power for the Chinese Communist Party. Today, the South China Sea is one of Beijing's most politically significant landmarks, and invitations to foreign dignitaries are often seen as a symbol of glory and closeness. When Trump asked which other foreign leaders had entered the complex, Xi said the situation was“ extremely rare, ”adding that Russian President Vladimir Putin had visited; Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko had also visited the South China Sea last year....

During his two-day visit to China, U.S. President Donald Trump failed to secure major breakthroughs on trade or assistance from Beijing in ending the Iran conflict. The summit, marked by diplomatic pageantry, did not yield concrete results for Trump's pre-election agenda. Trump's discussions with Xi Jinping included warnings about Taiwan and no clear commitments were made. His restrained approach contrasted with previous statements, focusing more on praise than substance.