As the integrated development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area continues, the number of family disputes involving people from Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and foreign countries has …
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Shenzhen station of the 9th Meisha Education National Youth Sailing League takes in sails
The 9th Meisha Education National Youth Sailing League in Shenzhen came to an end on May 3, after four days of competition. A total of 304 young sailors completed their first Meisha race of the…
Even China Isn’t Convinced It Can Replace the U.S.
There’s a hardening view in Washington that China seeks to supplant the United States as the leading world power and remake the international system in its illiberal image.
Sandwiched at the top of the world, Bhutan balances rivals India and China
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China’s Factories Struggle in Further Sign of Economic Imbalance
China’s factory activity struggled in April, a private survey showed, adding to signs of imbalance within the economic recovery. The China Caixin manufacturing purchasing managers index dropped to 49.
Beijing’s Kyiv outreach is about acquiring a global role for itself
China’s attempt at emerging as a global peace-maker is about presenting a diplomatic challenge to the US on the global stage. Beijing may not have much of an impact on the eventual outcome of the…
Is China’s Economy Heading From Miracle to Malady?
Entitled “Has China’s Growth Gone From Miracle to Malady?”, the paper reviews China’s development experience, assesses its vulnerabilities and discusses policies needed to support future growth.
Column: Asia’s crude oil imports slip in April amid softer China, India: Russell
The strong start to the year for Asia’s imports of crude oil came to a halt in April, with arrivals dropping to a seven-month low as top buyers China and India trimmed purchases.
Foreign brands, consumers in China face rising tide of nationalism, but it’s not just about pride
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May Day holiday unleashes tourism frenzy as Chinese tourists throw off the shackles of the Covid-19 era
The five-day ‘golden week’ unleashed a tourism frenzy in mainland China as frustrated travellers cast off the shackles of Covid-19 and flew further afield and in far greater numbers than at any time …
Tech war: China slams US Chips Act subsidies at WTO in Beijing’s latest protest against Washington’s restrictions: Xinhua
China representative says chip industry subsidies allow US to ‘interfere with the allocation of market resources’ and show ‘double standards’.
The US-China relationship is still moving slowly towards a collision
Despite Washington’s efforts to de-escalate tensions with Beijing attempts to restore bilateral trust seem futile …
A neon-drenched recording studio in Beijing offers artists an ever-changing backdrop
WSDG’s Ascentone Studios in Beijing is a cutting-edge recording studio with striking lighting and visuals to match the AV tech …