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Fewer 'I dos' ruin the party for China's $500 billion wedding industry

The year 2022 saw a record low for marriages in China since the government began publishing the data, leading to the first decline in population numbers in 60 years

Reuters | 09.19.23

Dragon's flame: Apple is in the midst of a geopolitical tussle with China

Because of America's trade war with China and Huawei looming large, Apple CEO Tim Cook is forced to miss the iPhone 15's unveiling in California, and head off to China to fix a strained relationship that could cost Apple hundreds of billions in revenue

Yuval Mann | 09.11.23

iBan: China instructs officials not to use iPhones

Chinese government tells public officials to keep away from using Apple and other foreign brands for work, adding that they should keep such models away from their offices

Yuval Mann | 09.07.23

Observant immigrant from China joins IDF combat unit

As a child, Staff Sergeant Abigail Windberg knew that her family has ancient Jewish roots in the Kaifeng community, but after she found herself near a scene of a terror attack on a visit to Israel, she decides to enlist for combat service

Shmuel Munitz | 09.07.23

Promises and pitfalls: Things to watch out for when buying an electric car

Two years after their introduction to Israel's automotive landscape, electric cars are gaining greater visibility in online used-car marketplaces; Factors like range, battery health and brand reputation are influencing their resale value; Full guide

Tomer Hadar | 09.05.23

Huawei's new mobile worries the West

Chinese mobile manufacturer unveils latest phone claiming it to have 5G capabilities despite restriction on such technology following US sanctions

Yuval Mann | 09.04.23

Foreign aid as a means of Western neocolonialism

Opinion: International aid has a disastrous impact on African countries and perpetuates dictatorships, which are the main cause of Africa's problems

Anna Mahjar-Barducci | 09.03.23

Israeli exhibition in Shanghai's metro aims to woo Chinese tourism

Exhibition marks 30 years of twin-city relations between Shanghai and Haifa and features picturesque landscapes and tourism sites from all over Israel as well as technological innovation

Itamar Eichner | 08.28.23

Biden, Xi Jinping lock horns over Israeli semi-conductor manufacturer

Analysis: Behind the collapse of the Tower-Intel deal lies nothing short of a digital cold war for the future of the global semiconductor industry throwing hundreds of employees into a most aggressive conflict

Guy Natan | 08.23.23

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Chinese President Xi Jinping - even Bibi has a visit to China planned

Is the world becoming multipolar and what it means for Israel?

Analysis: With the U.S. basically absent globally, new powers have emerged; China continues to strengthen its political and economic role in the Middle East, and would be happy to replace the US as new mediator in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict

Anna Mahjar-Barducci | 08.23.23

Goodbye Intel, Hello India: Israeli chip manufacturer set to expand investments in Asia

With Intel's takeover canceled, Israeli chipmaker Tower Semiconductor could find an opportune path for expansion in a country aiming to become the world's third-largest economy in a decade; India, leveraging the US-China rivalry in the semiconductor sector, is yearning for substantial investments

Sophie Shulman, Calcalist | 08.21.23

The world's fastest builders: The secret to China's construction marvels

With 1,200 workers at any given moment, government support and drones, the Chinese company LongXin averages less than a week per floor, building entire neighborhoods in breakneck speeds; But what does this rapid progress look like up close?

Dan Raba, Nantong | 08.18.23

Israeli arrogance has already wounded relations with the US once

Opinion: As Israel continues to stretch out its hands to Eastern allies including Russia and China, our greatest supporters in the U.S. are watching with a worried eye

Tova Herzl | 08.16.23

The Chinese are coming: Beijing approves tourist groups to visit Israel

Since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, Chinese tourists who wanted to come to Israel had to do so as single travelers only, but now the Chinese government has announced a change in policy; In 2019, a record number of 150,000 Chinese tourists visited Israel - and the Tourism Ministry believes now it will return to these levels and even surpass them

Gilad Carmeli | 08.10.23

השחזור הווירטואלי של הגולגולת שחלק ממנה אותר בהואלונגדונג (במה שהוא כיום חלק ממזרח סין), על רקע תמונת האתר

Remains found in China may belong to previously unknown human lineage

Scientists in eastern China examined a jawbone, fragments of a skull and various foot bones from a hominin that lived approximately 300,000 years ago; Findings suggest this particular lineage bears a closer resemblance to Homo sapiens, or modern-day humans

Yogev Israeli | 08.07.23

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