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China pushes ahead with aggressive vaccination effort after slow start
China has fully mobilized its COVID-19 vaccination efforts after overcoming a series of hurdles, with 100 million shots administered in five days last month.
Rand Paul, Who Sparred With Fauci Over COVID Origins, Slams Him as ‘Naive’ for Trusting China
Dr. Anthony Fauci acknowledged there are no guarantees that the Wuhan Institute of Virology wasn’t using a grant for gain-of-function research, but has said he trusts Chinese scientists.
The Latest: US OKs vaccine materials for more companies
White House officials say U.S. producers of vaccine materials and ingredients will no longer have to prioritize orders from three companies …
Modern farming — Coronavirus outbreak spurs high-tech greenhouse boom in China
At Chongming Island just outside Shanghai, China’s most populous city, workers harvested and packed fresh produce at one such greenhouse operated by Dutch company FoodVentures. The company harvested …
China Rips U.S. Over Capitol Riot Ahead of Tiananmen Square Anniversary: ‘If You Want to Condemn State Violence…’
Getty On the eve of the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre anniversary, the editor-in-chief of a newspaper controlled by the Chinese government wrote on Thursday that if people want to “condemn ‘state …
Yes, China does have a ban in country on virtual currencies
China has cracked down on virtual currencies by barring institutions from providing services using crypto, but this isn’t new. China first banned bitcoin in 2013.
City of Beijing to give away $6M in digital currency that tracks spending
China’s capital is to give away more than $6 million in digital currency, ahead of plans to use the digital yuan during the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics.
Taiwan vows to defend itself against Beijing, but would Japan join in?
If war occurs, ‘we’ll fight it ourselves’, Taiwanese foreign minister says, yet signs Japan’s approach to Beijing may be evolving indicate regional concerns.
China greenlights Ant Group spinoff of consumer finance business
Chinese regulators gave their approval Thursday to Jack Ma’s Ant Group to start operating a consumer finance unit after months of pressure to adopt more comprehensive oversight and obtain necessary …
China to Return, Destroy Items From Nike, H&M, Other Brands Deemed ‘Unsafe’
Chinese state media attacked foreign brands in March following accusations by governments and human rights groups that Beijing uses forced labor in Xinjiang in northwest China.
China green-lit Jack Ma’s Ant Group to run a consumer banking company, giving the nation more control after authorities yanked its $35 billion IPO
It’s the first step of Ant’s forced restructuring, with state-owned financial institutions being among the seven new shareholders.
Fauci: Don’t be ‘accusatory’ with China on coronavirus investigation
Dr. Anthony Fauci warned Thursday that taking too “accusatory” a tone with China over investigating origins of the coronavirus could lead the authoritarian country to be even more reticent to share …
