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China allows fresh urea exports amid Iran war-fuelled fertiliser crisis, sources say
May 27 (Reuters) – China has issued export quotas for urea fertiliser, sources with direct knowledge of the matter said, a move that could help ease soaring global prices for one of the world’s most…
China willing to work with Czech government to improve ties
China is willing to work with the Czech Republic to improve ties and revive a traditional friendship, Foreign Minister Wang Yi told Czech counterpart Petr Macinka, state …
China executes man for poisoning gaming tycoon linked to Netflix’s ‘3 Body Problem’
Chinese authorities have executed a man convicted of using poison to kill a billionaire gaming tycoon linked to the Netflix adaptation of “The Three-Body Problem” over a professional dispute, local …
China adds AI chips to secure technology assessment list amid US curbs
The latest list extends China’s trusted technology certification system to cover AI processors as Beijing pushes the use of home-grown chips.
French luxury store shuts doors in Beijing after 13 years
Its Beijing branch was too large, while the Covid pandemic, a slump in domestic consumption spurred by a property crisis and a slowdown in the luxury sector added to its plight.
China executes man for poisoning billionaire linked to Netflix’s ‘3 Body Problem’
Chinese authorities have executed a man for poisoning his former associate, a billionaire gaming tycoon linked to the Netflix production of “The Three-Body Problem.”.
China’s EV exports surge 40 percent in April
Asia bought the most Chinese EVs of any region, followed by Europe and Latin America, data compiled by Bloomberg shows.
China allows fresh urea exports amid Iran war-fuelled fertiliser crisis
China previously banned fertiliser export to protect domestic farmers. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
EU firms warm to China even as tensions spiral over export surge
European firms in China are turning more upbeat about their business outlook, a new survey found, just as Brussels appears poised to take action against a swelling trade imbalance with Beijing.
China aluminum market braces for launch of Guinea export curbs
Guinea’s initiative follows moves by the Democratic Republic of Congo and Zimbabwe to restrict exports of cobalt and lithium, respectively.
EU firms in China starting to feel less gloomy as Beijing offers stability: report
European firms’ confidence in China is starting to rebound for the first time in years, as Beijing offers stability amid global turbulence, survey finds.
Dissident escapes China by inflatable boat in fourth attempt to reunite with family
A Chinese dissident has made a daring 30-hour escape from China by sea to South Korea, his fourth attempt to try and flee authorities in his homeland and reunite with his family who have been…
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