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Nearly 2,000 balloons are launched into the sky daily, to monitor everything from the weather to specific phenomena in space
Mystery still surrounds the latest flying objects shot down by the US over in the last week.
Unlike the suspected Chinese surveillance balloon that was shot down off the coast of South Carolina on 4 February, US authorities have been mostly unwilling to speculate on where the last three objects originate from – or even to characterise what they are.

American officials have vigorously denied the claim, with Kirby saying Monday, "We are not flying surveillance balloons over China." The Chinese allegation came after the U.S. shot down a suspected ...

The military said in a statement Monday that it was able to "recover significant debris from the site, including all of the priority sensor and electronics pieces identified." ...

ShadowPad, also called PoisonPlug, is a successor to the PlugX remote access trojan and has been widely put to use by Chinese adversarial collectives with links to the Ministry of State Security (MSS) ...

Su-Jit Lin, whose parents owned a Chinese takeout restaurant when she was a kid, said it was a "hard life" that could be hard on the mind and spirit.

The Biden administration is looking into mysterious U.F.O. encounters and pushing back against China over accusations of widespread espionage.

Demonstrators gathered in Westminster after reports Erkin Tuniyaz was to meet UK officials
Iain Duncan Smith has accused the Chinese governor of Xinjiang of murder as he joined Uyghur activists protesting against his reported visit to Britain.
Demonstrators gathered outside the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) on Monday after it emerged that Erkin Tuniyaz, the chairman of the Xinjiang Uyghur autonomous region, , a scenario Duncan Smith branded “unacceptable”. Tuniyaz was expected to come to the UK this week, according to the reports, with some speculating he has already arrived.

American high-altitude balloons have illegally crossed China’s airspace more than 10 times without the approval of relevant Chinese authorities,” Mr Wenbin said. He gave no evidence for the allegation ...

They have not hung out over American bases or been any threat to our forces whatsoever,” Grynkewich said. “The ones that I'm referring to were Chinese.” One “main incident” last fall, and “one or two ...

Corporate records and media reports reveal an airship scientist at the center of China’s high-altitude balloon program. Companies he has founded were among those targeted by Washington.

SINGAPORE—U.S. cloud-computing companies, dominant globally, are facing intensifying competition from upstart Chinese rivals in Southeast Asia, offering a head-to-head look at how the two geopolitical ...