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How China has poured billions into the Caribbean by investing in ports, roads and a five-star resort in a soft power grab – as Beijing is blamed for Barbados’s calls to drop …
Trump tells U.N. General Assembly to hold China accountable for COVID-19
President Trump heavily criticized China in his pre-taped remarks to the U.N. General Assembly. Former U.S. Ambassador to China, Max Baucus, who is also a former U.S. Senator and longtime friend and … ( read…
The U.S. behaved like a ‘gangster’ to ‘rob’ TikTok from China and Beijing has ‘no reason’ to approve the deal: Chinese media
An agreement on the ownership of TikTok’s U.S. operations approved by Washington last weekend is a “dirty and underhanded trick” based on “bullying and extortion,” state-owned English language … ( read original story …)
Fractured U.S.-China relations moving in ‘very dangerous direction,’ UN chief warns
General António Guterres warned the U.N. General Assembly in New York on Tuesday that the world has become increasingly defined by the “great fracture” between Washington and Beijing. In a doom-laden … ( read original…
Beijing wise to forge ties on recovery road
Recent data confirms that the first major economy to fall victim to the coronavirus pandemic is the first to come out of it. Better than expected figures for consumer spending, industrial production … ( read…
University of Cincinnati professor on leave for calling COVID-19 ‘Chinese virus’
A University of Cincinnati professor is on administrative leave for referring to COVID-19 as the “Chinese virus” in an email to a student. John L. Ucker, an adjunct instructor in the university’s … ( read…
China Loosens Visa Restrictions for Foreigners Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
The relaxing of restrictions comes after China suspended nearly all entry into the country by foreigners and halted all international flights in March as it struggled with travelers infected with … ( read original story…
Beijing Has “No Reason” to Approve U.S. TikTok Deal: Chinese Media
An agreement on the ownership of TikTok’s U.S. operations approved by Washington last weekend is a “dirty and underhanded trick” based on “bullying and extortion,” state-owned English language … ( read original story …)
UPDATE 1-China’s Yangtze Power to raise up to $3.4 bln in London listing
China Yangtze Power Co Ltd on Wednesday launched a secondary London listing to raise up to $3.4 billion, cementing a strong post-summer period for stock market listings and providing a boost for … ( read…
U.S. Investors to Get Easy ETF Access to Ant Group and China’s Nasdaq
Ant Group has passed muster for a Shanghai IPO on the STAR Market, which soon should see its first index-tracking exchange traded funds. ( read original story …)
‘Call it China Virus, Coronavirus Sounds Like a Beautiful Place in Italy’: Donald Trump at Poll Rally
This is not the first time Trump has called the coronavirus as China virus. In his speech on the eve of the Republican National Convention in August, Trump said he was “pleased to make a…
Chinese Media Calls On Beijing To Reject TikTok Deal As Trump Seeks U.S. Control Of App
The state-controlled Global Times initially called the deal “reasonable” after news emerged on Saturday that Oracle and Walmart have agreed to acquire a combined 20% stake in a new U.S. based entity … ( read…
China’s Pledge to Be Carbon Neutral by 2060: What to Know
Under international pressure to do more to address global warming, Xi Jinping made a surprise commitment to drastically reduce emissions. Now comes the hard part. ( read original story …)
