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Economic Outlook of China Amid 104% US Tariff
09
Apr
By Theviralmail
Announcement, World, , ,

Economic Outlook of China Amid 104% US Tariff

Premier Li Qiang has expressed confidence in China's economic outlook for 2025. The United States, under President Donald Trump, has imposed a sweeping 104% tariff on all Chinese imports. Despite this, Premier Li remains confident. On a call with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, Li stated that China has the necessary policy tools. These tools would cushion any adverse impact from external disruptions effectively. This includes the recently announced American trade penalties. According to an official summary of the conversation, Li emphasized that Beijing’s current macroeconomic strategy has already considered global uncertainties. The government continues to be committed…
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Naval Commanders’ Conference 2025: Strengthening India’s Maritime Strategy Amid China’s Rising Presence in IOR
08
Apr
By Theviralmail
Defense, ,

Naval Commanders’ Conference 2025: Strengthening India’s Maritime Strategy Amid China’s Rising Presence in IOR

New Delhi, April 7, 2025 — Strategic competition is intensifying in the Indo-Pacific. The second phase of the Naval Commanders’ Conference 2025 began at Nausena Bhawan, New Delhi. The top leadership of the Indian Navy gathered to chart the future course of naval operations. They focused on addressing China’s expanding influence in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR). CNS Tripathi: A Call for Innovation and Readiness Delivering the keynote address, Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi, Chief of the Naval Staff (CNS), emphasized operational readiness. He highlighted inter-service synergy as a cornerstone of India’s maritime posture. He commended the Navy’s high-operational tempo, successful…
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China’s Autonomous Flying Taxis: The Future of Urban Mobility
01
Apr
By Theviralmail
Technology, World, ,

China’s Autonomous Flying Taxis: The Future of Urban Mobility

A New Era in Transportation China has taken a significant leap in the future of transportation. The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) officially granted the first commercial operation certificates for autonomous passenger drones. These are commonly referred to as "flying taxis." This milestone marks a crucial step in the evolution of urban air mobility (UAM). It reinforces China's position as a global leader in low-altitude aviation and next-generation transportation technology. The two companies that received these groundbreaking certifications are set to revolutionize urban commuting. They will offer efficient, autonomous air travel. This innovation aims to reduce traffic congestion and…
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Strong Rebuttal of Taiwan to Bangladesh and China Statement
31
Mar
By Theviralmail
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Strong Rebuttal of Taiwan to Bangladesh and China Statement

Taipei, March 31, 2025: Taiwan has issued a strong rebuttal to Bangladesh. This was in response to its joint statement with China. The statement endorsed the “One China Principle” and dismissed Taiwan’s sovereignty. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) in Taipei condemned the statement. It declared that Taiwan is an independent and sovereign nation. It is not subordinate to the People’s Republic of China. The response was sharp. It came after Muhammad Yunus, Chief Advisor to the Interim Government of Bangladesh, met with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Their meeting took place in Beijing from March 27 to 29. During the…
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China’s New Aircraft Carrier Fujian Nears Combat-Readiness, India responds with INS Vikramaditya and INS Vikrant
25
Mar
By Theviralmail
Defense, World, , ,

China’s New Aircraft Carrier Fujian Nears Combat-Readiness, India responds with INS Vikramaditya and INS Vikrant

China's largest conventionally powered aircraft carrier, the 80,000-ton Fujian, has entered another phase of sea trials. These tests begin at Jiangnan Shipyard in Shanghai. They focus on advanced technologies like electromagnetic catapults and arresting gear systems. This paves the way for launching and recovering cutting-edge fighter jets. If the current tests involve the first carrier-based operations for aircraft like the J-15T and J-35 fighters, it will be significant. It will mark a major milestone. This step is crucial toward the carrier’s formal induction into the People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN). Once commissioned, the Fujian will become China's third operational carrier,…
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Indian Army Denies False Reports of Remotely Piloted Aircraft Hacking by PLA
25
Mar
By Theviralmail
Defense, , ,

Indian Army Denies False Reports of Remotely Piloted Aircraft Hacking by PLA

The Indian Army has categorically rejected recent social media allegations. These allegations suggest that one of its Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) strayed into Chinese territory in the Eastern Theatre. They also claim it was hacked by the People’s Liberation Army (PLA). The Army clarified that these claims are completely false, baseless, and factually incorrect. Key Highlights: Baseless Allegations Dismissed:Indian Army denies reports of its RPA being hacked by the PLA as completely false. Electronic Security Maintained:All RPAs and defence systems operate with stringent security protocols against external threats. Public Caution Urged:Army advises media and citizens to verify facts before spreading…
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U.S. Enforces Sanctions on Chinese Refinery for Importing Iranian Oil 
22
Mar
By Theviralmail
World, , ,

U.S. Enforces Sanctions on Chinese Refinery for Importing Iranian Oil 

Washington, March 22 — The United States has introduced fresh sanctions. They are targeting a Chinese independent (teapot) refinery. This is due to its purchasing large quantities of Iranian oil. This action is part of an intensified effort to curb Iran’s nuclear activities. It aims to restrict its missile development. Additionally, it seeks to block financial channels that support terrorism. The sanctions also extend to several entities and vessels. These are part of Iran’s covert shipping network, often referred to as the “shadow fleet.”  First-Ever Sanctions on a Chinese Refinery  A Chinese teapot refinery has been penalized. This significant move…
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China Raises its Defence Budget by 7.2 per cent, What it means for India?
06
Mar
By Theviralmail
World,

China Raises its Defence Budget by 7.2 per cent, What it means for India?

As China continues to enhance its high-tech military capabilities, a 7.2 per cent increase in its national defence budget has been announced on Wednesday. The Chinese defence budget will reach USD 249 billion this year following the announcement. The planned defence expenditure for the country is 1.784665 trillion yuan this year. It amounts to about USD 249 billion. This is according to a draft budget report submitted to China's Parliament by Premier Li Qiang. During the previous year, China had increased its defence budget by 7.2 per cent to about $232 billion (1.67 trillion yuan). Interestingly the Chinese defence budget…
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Baloch National Army to Intensify War Against Pakistan and China
03
Mar
By Theviralmail
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Baloch National Army to Intensify War Against Pakistan and China

Baloch Resistance Unites: BRAS Transforms into Baloch National Army The Baloch resistance groups in Pakistan have announced a new intensive offensive against Pakistan and China. The Baloch resistance conglomerate have just concluded a war game with the Sindhi separatist groups. They also issued a joint communique of the Baloch Raji Ajaoi Sangar or BRAS. In the communique, a decisive war strategy has been announced. These Baloch liberation groups have been operating against the Pak security establishment in independent silos. The coming together of BRAS launches a major threat to the multiple CPEC projects being operated by China in Pakistan. After…
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China’s LPAR Radar: A New Threat to India’s Security
26
Feb
By Theviralmail
Announcement, World, , ,

China’s LPAR Radar: A New Threat to India’s Security

The advanced Large Phased Array Radar (LPAR) reportedly has a surveillance range of over 5,000 kilometers. It enables Beijing to watch vast swathes of the Indian Ocean. China has set up a massive radar system in its southwestern Yunnan province. This move has serious implications for India’s missile program and national security. The radar is close to the Myanmar border. The advanced Large Phased Array Radar (LPAR) reportedly has a surveillance range of over 5,000 kilometers. It enables Beijing to watch vast swathes of the Indian Ocean. Beijing can also watch deep into Indian territory. According to sources, they believe…
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