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China Picks State Firm to Help Coordinate Mining Deals Abroad
No evidence of Chinese military assistance to Iran, says Rubio at congressional hearing; flags Beijing’s growing sway in Latin America
Rubio told lawmakers that Washington has not seen Chinese military involvement in the Iran crisis while warning about Beijing’s expanding economic and political influence across Latin America.
China schools are teaching rare earth: Talent pipeline powering Beijing’s mineral grip; why is this worrying the West
China has built an ecosystem of more than 40 specialist rare earth laboratories and at least 11 universities and technical colleges that together enrol over 500 students annually in rare earth degree …
China crude oil stockpiles: Refiners cut imports amid weak demand
This move by the world’s top crude importer is contributing to the decline in global oil prices, which have fallen significantly in May despite geopolitical tensions.
China’s services sector growth accelerates in May, but rising costs cloud outlook
China’s services sector expanded at its fastest pace in three months in May, driven by stronger domestic demand and a rebound in export orders, but rising fuel, wage and procurement costs raised conce …
China Services Activity Picks Up in May on Holiday Boost
China’s services activity jumped in May, according to a private survey, a positive sign amid still weak consumer sentiment as price shocks from the conflict in the Middle East ripple through economies …
China services activity grows at fastest pace in three months, private PMI shows
BEIJING, June 3 (Reuters) – China’s services activity expanded at the fastest pace in three months in May, helped by stronger growth in new business and a rebound in overseas demand, though rising …
Healthcare utilization disruptions in post-COVID China
Researchers identify trends in healthcare access and use that should inform future pandemic policies SEATTLE – May 20, 2026 – A PLOS Medicine analysis led by Fred Hutch Cancer Center researchers …
Visa-free policies fuel 35.3% surge in Beijing’s inbound tourism
Beijing received a total of 2.667 million inbound tourists in the first five months of this year, up 35.3 percent year-on-year, demonstrating the rising popularity of “China Travel.” As of May 11, the …
China’s real estate funk drags down yet another sector: property service providers
Providers of property services in China are struggling to collect management fees from disgruntled homeowners, threatening their revenue and house prices in general, while making them the latest …
China is making it harder for mom and pop to access US stocks. Here’s who will benefit
Chinese regulators recently tightened scrutiny on offshore brokerages including Futu and Tiger Brokers.
How China’s wealthy sidestep strict rules to get money out of the country
China’s capital controls remain among the world’s strictest. Individuals are generally limited to transferring $50,000 overseas each year, while emigrants are given a one-time opportunity to move …
The Vatican weighs CCP deal as Beijing disappears bishops, appoints state-backed clergy
One year into his pontificate, Pope Leo XIV may soon choose a side on an important position left by his predecessor — the Vatican’s accord with China, which allows the state to assign its own…
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