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White House watching China closely on forced labor after U.S. firms pressured
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Sanctioned UK politician compares Beijing’s Xinjiang policies to Nazis
Beijing has issued more retaliatory sanctions over Xinjiang, targeting individuals and entities in the United Kingdom it says “maliciously spread lies and disinformation” regarding Beijing’s treatment … ( read original story …)
China acts to prevent business loans flowing into property market
Chinese authorities moved Friday to tighten the regulation of business loans to prevent them from illegally flowing into the prope … ( read original story …)
Economic Watch: China’s first-tier cities tighten real estate policies
Shanghai residents who plan to buy new houses need to calculate their scores first and check whether they are eligible for a lott … ( read original story …)
China imposes sanctions on UK MPs, lawyers and academic in Xinjiang row
Former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith says he will wear the retaliation like a ‘badge of honour’ … ( read original story …)
China’s economy will become larger than that of the U.S. by 2032, says economist
The U.S. will still remain richer than China in GDP per capita terms for at least 50 years or more, says Simon Baptist of the Economist Intelligence Unit. ( read original story …)
H&M and other Western brands gone from Apple Maps and other apps in China
Locations for H&M clothing stores in China were not showing up on Apple Maps searches in China on Friday, The Wall Street Journal reported, amid growing anger among Chinese consumers at the company’s … (…
The Agency at the Center of America’s Tech Fight With China
Blinken said this month in his first major address, in which he called the U.S. relationship with China “the biggest geopolitical test of the 21st century.” The Commerce Department is responsible for … ( read…
White House watching China closely on forced labor
The White House on Friday criticized China for profiting from human rights abuses and said it was watching the issue of forced labor closely. ( read original story …)
China. Shenzhen airport returns to pre-covid levels
Air transport at Shenzhen-Bao’an international airport in China is returning to levels that can be defined as normal. As reported by local media in recent hours, the Asian airport was affected by … ( read…
China slaps duties of up to 218% on Australian wine for 5 years
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As US-China Ties Fray, Indianans Seek to Keep Trade Flowing
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