Suppliers in Asia report U.S. brands asking them to ditch cotton from the northwestern region, accounting for about one-fifth of global supply. ( read original story …)
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U.S. ban on China’s Xinjiang cotton fractures fashion industry supply chains
China’s Weaponization of Rare Earths Is Bound to Backfire
Beijing’s past attempts to cut off supply have only given rise to alternative sources. Limiting access to the technology that refines these metals is even more misguided. ( read original story …)
China looks set to legalize GMO seeds and encourage agricultural technology
Beijing has a plan to “revitalize” rural communities that focuses on food security, including the use of smart agriculture and, possibly, GMO seeds, which are currently banned in most circumstances. ( read original story …)
Huawei Unveils Flagship Foldable Smartphone for China Market
Struggling under U.S. sanctions, Chinese tech giant Huawei has unveiled a new flagship foldable smartphone but says it will only be sold in China. ( read original story …)
How China Copied South Korea All Wrong
Chinese conglomerates admire the corporate model developed by their neighbor but it does not work in a superpower addicted to opaque governance and hobbled by regulatory loopholes. ( read original story …)
Will Europe and China’s Investment Agreement Amount to Anything?
The European Union and China finally reached a deal on a Comprehensive Agreement on Investment — after more than seven years of negotiations. ( read original story …)
The closure of ports in China has created serious problems for the Russian fishing business
The Russian fishing business may change sales markets if China does not open ports, writes TASS. The work of Russian fish trading companies is largely dependent on the resumption of supplies to China. ( read…
Multibillion-dollar investment in the next five years in China’s 5G to empower business and traditional manufacturing
This comes after China became the world’s largest 5G market, while being the first one to effectively contain the COVID-19 outbreak. A multibillion-dollar investment in China’s 5G is expected in the … ( read original…
China reports 10 new COVID-19 cases vs 11 a day earlier
Feb 23 (Reuters) – China reported 10 new COVID-19 cases on Feb. 22, down from 11 cases a day earlier, the national health authority said on Tuesday. The National Health Commission said in a statement…
Genocide Vote Pressures Trudeau to Take Harder Line on China
Canada’s legislature passed a motion designating China’s actions against its Uighur Muslim minority as genocide, increasing pressure on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to toughen his approach to Beijing … ( read original story …)
Hilton expands in Shenzhen
Hilton opened its latest hotel in China on Sunday that connects directly to the Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Centre, the largest convention and exhibition centre in the Asia Pacific. The … ( read original…
Representative urges Biden to boycott 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing
Republican Rep. John Katko, the ranking member on the Homeland Security Committee, urged President Joe Biden to boycott the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing. ( read original story …)
Trudeau and his Cabinet abstain from China genocide vote
Canada’s House of Commons voted Monday to declare that China is committing genocide against more than 1 million Uighurs in the western Xinjiang region but Prime Minister … ( read original story …)
