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Beijing launches first online departure tax refund store
Beijing launched the country’s first online departure tax refund store and introduced centralized refund services at selected hotels on Tuesday, the latest in a series of moves to make tax refunds …
Ex-Air Force, Marine Pilots Accused of Helping China Reveal Broader Trend
Federal prosecutors accuse them of illegally helping train China’s military, exposing a growing security concern.
Chinese researchers propose export restrictions on 63 strategic technologies
Chinese researchers have announced a study proposing that 63 strategic technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI), quantum communication, advanced materials, biotechnology, and space …
China and Russia Will Have Their Say in Who Wins a US-Iran Endurance Match
Amid US pressure, Iran may pursue “unprecedented strengthening of its relations with Beijing and Moscow,” an Iranian analyst said.
The Chinese empress dress trend soaring in Beijing
Studios near the Forbidden City in Beijing are transforming visitors into empresses from ancient China as young people explore a revival of traditional culture. The trend for historical Chinese …
China bans ‘ghost kitchens’ from food delivery apps
“Ghost kitchens”, which are listed on apps but have no physical stores, have raised food safety fears.
The Philippines is in for a ‘long-term struggle’ with China over territory, Manila’s defense secretary tells CNBC
The Philippines is going to be locked in a long-term struggle with China over the South China Sea, the country’s national defense secretary tells CNBC.
China catching up to U.S. on autonomous driving tech, experts warn
Direct comparisons are rare, given the lack of Chinese vehicles in the United States and data-sharing restrictions. But that’s changing.
China Adds Data and AI to Trade Secret Rules to Block Leaks
China expanded its trade secret rules to include data and algorithms, as Beijing steps up efforts to prevent technology leaks amid intensifying strategic competition with the US.
China’s LNG Imports Rebound in May as Buyers Prepare for Summer
China’s liquefied natural gas imports rebounded in May as the world’s largest buyer stepped up purchases ahead of peak summer demand, reversing a months-long decline following disruptions to Middle …
From hiking to hotpot, lonely consumers in China fuel a $74 billion companionship economy
By Sophie Yu and Casey Hall BEIJING, June 2 (Reuters) – On the stone steps leading up Mount Tai, one of China’s best-known peaks, hikers can book and pay for “climbing buddies” to walk with…
Japan defense chief rejects China’s militarism claims
Japan’s defense chief rejected China’s “new militarism” claims, saying Tokyo’s buildup is transparent as Beijing expands its military.
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