C hina has changed the names of hundreds of villages in Xinjiang region in a move aimed at erasing Uyghur Muslim culture, Human Rights Watch (HRW) says. According to a report by the group, hundreds…
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Chinese carmakers have reportedly called upon Beijing to raise tariffs on European gasoline-powered cars. This move is seen as a retaliatory measure EU restrictions.
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House panel to scrutinize China’s semiconductor, drone industries
A planned hearing organized by the House select committee on China will also examine China’s dominance in shipbuilding.
