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AI Demand to Spike RAM Prices by 55% in 2026

A critical RAM shortage, fueled by AI demand from Nvidia and Google, may drive memory prices up by 55% in 2026, impacting all computing devices. Get the full analysis.

China Taxes Condoms to Reverse Population Decline

China imposes a 13% VAT on condoms and contraceptive pills, ending a three-decade exemption. This policy shift aims to counter a deepening demographic crisis as births hit record lows. Read the full analysis.

China Scraps Tax on Condoms to Boost Births

China removes taxes on condoms and contraceptive drugs in a major policy shift to address its declining population. Learn how decades of the one-child policy led to this reversal.

S.Korea's KOSPI hits record high, won weakens

South Korea's KOSPI index surged to a record high on the first trading day of 2026, driven by bullish sentiment and strong trade data. The won weakened against the dollar. Explore the full market round-up.

US Approves Samsung, SK Hynix Chip Gear Exports to China

The US has approved annual export licences for Samsung and SK Hynix to ship chipmaking equipment to their China facilities through 2026, replacing a more permissive waiver system. This move creates new uncertainty for global memory chip supply.

US Gives Samsung, SK Hynix 2026 China Chip License

The US government has approved annual licenses for Samsung and SK Hynix to import chip equipment to China for 2026. This offers temporary relief but ends special waivers, adding new hurdles. Read the full details.

China's Energy Order Sees Major Green Switch

China accelerates its energy transition through major grid reforms and strong endorsement of renewable power. Expert analysis on the implications for global climate goals. Read more.

China's Strategic Support for Myanmar Elections Explained

China, a nation without democratic elections, is actively supporting Myanmar's political process. Explore the geopolitical motives behind this surprising stance and its regional implications. Read the full analysis.

China's Low-Altitude Economy: Drones & Flying Cars Soar

China is aggressively building a 'low-altitude economy' with drones and flying cars, aiming for a $208bn industry by year-end. EHang leads with commercial passenger flights, while Meituan scales drone deliveries.

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