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A spokesman for China’s Commerce Ministry said Washington was “using American national power to suppress Chinese companies.” This “not only seriously disrupts regular business co-operation between the … ( read original story …)
China’s Xi Jinping tells his country to get ready for hard times in trade war
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China Urges U.S. to Fix ‘Wrong Practices’ to Resume Trade Talks
China blamed Washington for wrecking trade talks and insisted the U.S. must alter its “wrong practices” before negotiations can resume, leaving the next move to President Donald Trump as financial … ( read original story…
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China’s foreign ministry says the country is open to resuming trade talks with the U.S., but sincerity and mutual respect are needed. Spokesman Lu Kang said Thursday that China hopes for a restart to ……
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For many decades, every democratic government in the common law world has successfully resisted efforts by the People’s Republic of China to conclude an extradition treaty. These democracies have … ( read original story …)
Beijing Telecom paves the way for 5G+ World Horticulture Exposition
Beijing Telecom, a subsidiary of China Telecom, has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with the Coordination Bureau of the Beijing International Horticultural Exhibition on 5G application. China … ( read original story …)
Beijing hits back at US Senate’s plan for South China Sea sanctions saying it ‘violates norms of international law’
to punish Chinese individuals and entities for “illegal and dangerous” activities in the South China Sea. Lu Kang, a spokesman for the ministry, said the “legislation violates the basic norms of … ( read original…
China’s Siri Plunges as Trump Casts Wider Net Over Tech Firms
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