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China accuses the Philippines of deliberately crashing one of its ships into a Chinese vessel
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Chinese and Philippine vessels collided on early Monday in the disputed South China Sea, according to officials from the two countries. China’s coast guard blamed the Philippines for the incident near …
The China Hangover Is Here
In the 2000s, former President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela bet his country’s economic future on a rising China, securing tens of billions of dollars in investments and loans-for-oil deals. It paid off at …
CN State Council Plans to Require Intermediaries Not Link Fees Amt to IPO Results
The Ministry of Justice of China, together with the Ministry of Finance (MOF) and the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), drafted the “Regulations of the State Council on Regulating the …
Businesses Are Already Girding for Next Phase of the U.S.-China Trade War
Alarmed by the prospect of increased tariffs on Chinese goods if Donald Trump is elected, some American companies are stockpiling parts and delaying expansions.
China limits exports of antimony that’s used in nuclear weapons, EV batteries
China’s recent restrictions are part of a series of measures introduced since last year. In December 2023, China expanded its export bans to include technology for producing rare earth magnets, adding to an existing ban…
China’s ammo export curb is more a green defence
Beijing’s latest choice of critical mineral to put under export limits may at first blush appear to be old-school Realpolitik. Among other uses, antimony is a key ingredient for military and defence purposes,
Maxis collaborates with China Mobile International on private 5G
Malaysian telco Maxis says it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with China Mobile International (CMI) to collaborate on exploring and developing private 5G applications and solutions for …
Iron ore prices plummet amid China’s property crisis
Iron ore prices have crashed to their lowest level in two years, driven by the ongoing crisis in China’s property sector, which has severely weakened steel demand. This sharp decline is posing a …
China’s stable economic growth significant boon to global economy: Brazilian expert
China is a major driver of global economic growth that “has boosted international investors’ confidence and reduced international financial market volatility,” Ronnie Lins, director of the …
Zhou Yilun’s Summer Huts art show in Shenzhen is a playful nod to Brazil’s art. Isn’t it?
There is something unruly about the controlled chaos of Zhou Yilun’s new solo exhibition in Shenzhen, which sees quasi-religious murals alongside paintings nailed on top of other paintings.
China and Vietnam’s top leaders meet in Beijing
China’s President Xi Jinping held talks on Monday with Vietnam’s new leader To Lam in Beijing on his first state visit since he took office, Chinese official media Xinhua said.
Will be tough for Alibaba, Tencent, JD.com to grow without Beijing’s help
It will be very challenging for Alibaba and JD.com to compete here, and there is only so much price-slashing they can continue doing.
