Aerospace

Beijing Traveler Manned Aerospace, a Chinese commercial spaceflight startup also known as Traveler, announced it has secured its first cohort of over 20 space tourists and is targeting 2028 for its inaugural manned mission. The announcement was made during a global press event held on January 22 in Beijing, where

Today’s briefing highlights a pivotal shift in Chinese tech: the transition from conversational AI to "actionable" agents, led by Alibaba and echoed by EV makers pivoting to embodied intelligence. However, this technological aggression contrasts with cooling consumer sentiment in the auto sector, even as Huawei demonstrates that

The euphoric rally in China’s commercial space sector, which saw prices surge nearly 90% since late November 2025, has begun to fracture as investors shift focus from broad thematic speculation to fundamental value. While the sector has been the top performer in the A-share market, a sharp divergence

China has formally notified the International Telecommunication Union of plans to deploy 203,000 new satellites across 14 constellations, marking its largest single orbital frequency filing and propelling domestic aerospace equities to unprecedented valuations. The move, submitted between December 25-31, 2025, arrives as reusable rocket technology breakthroughs converge with

Chinese private launch provider LandSpace has secured a commercial contract with Yuan Xin Satellite to deploy 18 satellites aboard its Zhuque-3 reusable methane-fueled rocket, marking a structural shift in how China's satellite internet ambitions will materialize over the next 36 months. The deal exposes a widening