In a move contrasting its stance on cryptocurrencies, China has issued guidelines for blockchain development within the country.
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China greenlights 5 ChiNext IPOs
China’s securities regulator has approved the initial public offering (IPO) registrations of five companies on the country’s NASDAQ-style ChiNext board. Shenzhen KingBrother Technology Limited, …
Shenzhen airport tightens COVID-19 measures as China logs 30 new cases
The airport in China’s southern city of Shenzhen said on Saturday that anyone entering the premises must show a negative virus test taken within 48 hours before entry.
Shenzhen airport requires visitors to test negative for COVID-19
People entering Shenzhen’s airport terminal must present a proof of a negative nucleic acid test for COVID-19 within 48 hours starting from 13:00 BJT on Saturday, local media reported citing the …
China-Russia relations increase as Beijing’s ‘vulnerabilities’ exposed
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Australia to take China to the World Trade Organisation over import tax hikes
Australia is taking China to the World Trade Organisation in a bid to reverse the Beijing regime’s “unjustifiable” action in hiking import tax duties on Australian wine imports. The nation’s wine …
The General Administration Customs of China (GACC) approves the Health Certificate for importing fisheries products to China
Media Release The General Administration Customs of China (GACC) approves the Health Certificate for importing fisheries products to China The Health Certificate for importing fisheries products to …
Australia escalates wine dispute with China
Australia will file a formal complaint with the World Trade Organisation (WTO) after China imposed up to 218% tariffs on its wine last year.China says the tariffs were increased because of trading …
China reports 30 new COVID-19 cases
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Australia takes wine dispute with China to WTO
The Australian government said on Saturday it was lodging a formal complaint with the World Trade Organization over China’s imposition of anti-dumping duties on Australian wine exports, escalating …
