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Trump, trade and feeding China’s pigs
Mr Trump’s threat of a new trade war puts China’s leaders in a tricky spot. America’s president-elect has talked of imposing tariffs of 60% on Chinese goods. Even if he settles on lower levies, China…
China stimulus spurs healthy mean reversion in Asia
It’s still unclear whether the Chinese government’s efforts to revive the country’s ailing economy will prove successful, but the stimulus measures already appear to be having one positive side effect …
China reveals new 9-point plan to Trump-proof exports that may see up to 60% higher taxes
Trump is set to take office in January, renewing fears of an intensified trade war that could further strain the already fraught relationship between China and the US
China blames US policy on Taiwan for defence leaders not meeting
China’s defence ministry blamed the United States’ stance on Taiwan for its minister not meeting his U.S. counterpart during a gathering this week in Laos.
Hong Kong Democracy Activist Jimmy Lai Denies Inciting Hatred Towards China in Trial
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Is China a ‘Developing’ Country? That’s the Trillion-Dollar Question at U.N. Climate Talks
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China says COP29 draft deal ‘not satisfactory’
China joined a global rejection of a draft deal on climate finance at the COP29 summit Thursday but urged nations to bridge their differences, with one day left in the talks. The text released by…
China crude oil imports set for November rebound, but it’s price not demand
China’s crude imports are on track to rebound in November to the highest in three months, but the increasing appetite of the world’s largest oil importer is more about price than rising demand.
From Nixon to China, to Trump to Tehran
IN washington the “Nixon to China” tagline has lost its attraction. Both parties are too hostile towards the People’s Republic for a miraculous reconciliation to be possible. Perhaps, though, Donald Trump can find a replacement—with…
The Download: AI replicas, and China’s climate role
The results were 85% similar. Freaky. Read our story about the work, and why it matters. —James O’Donnell “But what about China?” In debates about climate change, it’s usually only a matter of time until…
U.S. Faces $3.4 Billion Economic Loss as China Tightens Control Over Essential Tech Minerals
U.S. faces $3.4 billion loss from China’s export ban on gallium and germanium, critical for semiconductors amid escalating tech conflict.
