Tata Steel believes that the government should look at imports both from China and from South-East Asia. Some of the imports coming from Southeast Asia are basically Chinese exports to those countries …
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Saudi Arabia’s wealth fund signed preliminary agreements worth as much as $50 billion with six Chinese financial institutions, in the latest example of the kingdom’s deepening ties with Beijing. The …
China eyes yachts, esports and ‘low-altitude flying’ to boost consumer spending
Tourists gather at a hot air balloon festival on July 29 in Zhangye, China. Kong Linsheng—VCG via Getty Images China’s government on Saturday laid out its priorities to spur consumer spending as weak …
China’s financial regulator slaps fines on 17 banks over irregularities
China’s banking and financial regulator has imposed fines of more than 17 million yuan ($2.37 million) on 17 banks for breaching regulations on loan management products and lending, a latest move to …
China issues plan to boost household consumption
China’s State Council released directives to boost household consumption including sectors like child and elder care, and food and beverage. Authoriti …
S. Korea opens anti-dumping probe into hydrocarbon resin imports from China, Taiwan
South Korea has opened an anti-dumping investigation into hydrocarbon resin imports from China and Taiwan after a local company has claimed cheap imports from the countries were damaging the local …
Beijing deployed research vessel near Palawan, not leaving soon — analyst
CHINA has deployed a research vessel to features west of the Philippine island of Palawan to signal it is not leaving its neighbor’s exclusive economic zone in the South China Sea despite agreeing to ease…
Final Fantasy 14 Mobile, apparently a whole separate MMO, is seemingly confirmed by… China?
We now have our most concrete bit of evidence to back up long-whispered rumors about Final Fantasy 14 Mobile, and it comes from the Chinese Government, of all things.
Hainan Airlines launches Shenzhen flights to Budapest
Hainan Airlines has touched down at Budapest Airport, marking the launch of a new direct route from Shenzhen, China. Hainan Airlines is operating 787 Dreamliners on the 8,499-kilometre route.
How China bought its way into national fishing grounds around the world
This article was produced by the Outlaw Ocean Project, a nonprofit journalism organization in Washington. It was written by Ian Urbina, Pete McKenzie and Milko Schvartzman, with additional reporting by Maya Martin,
Why time is ripe to shun ‘One-China policy’
The passage of the ‘Resolve Tibet Act’ by the US and the initiation of a large number of other measures from the American side favouring Tibetan struggle are naturally aligned with Indian interests
With Smugglers and Front Companies, China Is Skirting American A.I. Bans
The U.S. is trying to stop China from getting Nvidia microchips to advance its military. The private sector is fighting back.
Taking over from the inside: How China became the superpower of seafood
China is threatening food security by buying access to other countries’ waters and extending questionable fishing practices around the world.
