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Almost six years after winning the bid to host the 2022 Olympic Winter Games, Beijing on July 19 will mark 200 days before the competition’s opening ceremony at the city’s National Stadium.
Political white noise: Calls to boycott Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics
Boycotting the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics is pointless. This isn’t coming from me. It’s from the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee. “We oppose Games boycotts because they have been shown to …
China’s share of bitcoin mining slumped even before Beijing crackdown
LONDON: China’s share of global bitcoin production power fell sharply even before a recent crackdown by its authorities on cryptocurrency mining, research by the University of Cambridge showed on …
China’s June diesel exports rebound amid record refinery output
China’s June diesel exports rebounded from May and more than doubled from the same period last year, as refiners shipped out more surplus barrels amid record refinery production. BEIJING/SINGAPORE, …
China June aluminium imports rise 30% from prior month
China’s aluminium imports in June rose 30% from the prior month, data released by the General Administration of Customs showed on Sunday. Imports of unwrought aluminium and products – which include …
China’s IPO crackdown exposes U.S. weaknesses
Several companies have spiked plans to list abroad after Beijing ramped up oversight. But the move by regulators also highlights the frailties of an American financial system that is heavily reliant …
Brands Cut Ties with Kris Wu over Alleged Predatory Behavior
Shanghai beauty brand Kans terminated Wu’s endorsement contract, while Porsche deleted all Weibo posts mentioning Wu on Sunday.
ImmVira Launches Pilot-scale Production Line to Expedite the Advancement of Next-generation OV Clinical Trials
On July 18, 2021, ImmVira inaugurated a pilot-scale production line in Shenzhen and officially initiated its in-house production of our next-generation oncolytic viruses (OV) used for IND applications …
Heavy rain batters Beijing; wet weather to continue
Beijing closed parks and suspended train services on Sunday following a week of heavy rain, the capital’s meteorological service and railway authority said. On Monday and Tuesday, heavy rain is …
Beijing-based vet, who was confirmed as China’s first human infection case with Monkey B virus dies: Report
The 53-year-old male vet, who works for an institution researching on non-human primates, showed early-onset symptoms of nausea and vomiting, a month after he dissected two dead monkeys in early March …
A Pacific island’s Covid-19 crisis has become a political power play between China and Australia
Pacific island Papua New Guinea is trying to keep its Covid-19 outbreak under control. Instead, it’s found itself at the center of a political power play.
Accor To Use Vegan Pork Brand Zrou To Create New Menus Across Its Hotels In Greater China
Through its vegan pork brand Zrou, Accor aims to modernize the culinary scene across the company’s hotels in Greater China.
