American politicians say the world’s most dynamic region is Washington’s or Beijing’s to win. But for business, Asia is fragmenting, not heading for Cold War bipolarity.
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In rare flurry of trips, Xi pitches China as stable alternative to US under Trump
Eala faces points penalty, fines if she skips Beijing Open for Asian Games without WTA exemption
On the ground in China’s wiped-out border zone, the fate of hundreds is still unknown
China’s New Graduates, Facing a Dire Job Market, Must Also Contend With A.I.
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Asia-Pacific media high-level forum launched in Shenzhen
High-level Asia-Pacific media forum kicks off in Shenzhen
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As China’s power grows, candidates use it as attack line
Democrats and Republicans are aggressively tying their opponents to China in the final months of the 2024 campaign, hoping that invoking the nation that many Americans blame for mishandling the covid-19 pandemic,
China property sector still struggling
Prices of new homes in China rose at slower pace in August, a private survey showed on Sunday, as the crisis-hit property sector struggles to find its bottom after a slew of supportive policies.
China-focused ‘Red Ventures’ pilot brings tech gaps message for next US president: analyst
Red Ventures, a pilot US programme focused on mapping gaps in technological innovation with China, has reportedly entered its second phase.
China bets on robots for rapid growth, says IFR
China has found a lot of success with robotics in recent years, and it recently set out a roadmap for future growth.
China Semiconductor Technology Analysis Shows Still Years Behind Taiwan Manufacturing
An analysis of China’s current semiconductor technology revealed that the country is still lagging several years behind industry leader Taiwan …
African leaders in Beijing eyeing big loans and more investment
African leaders descend on China’s capital this week, seeking funds for big-ticket infrastructure projects as they eye mounting great power competition over resources …
Slowly but surely, SM growing China presence
The SM Group is taking a slow and steady approach to the expansion of its mall network in China amid tighter competition.
Imports of goods like umbrellas, musical items from China hurting Indian MSMEs: GTRI
The GTRI data analysis stated that China supplies 95.8 per cent of India’s umbrellas and sun umbrellas (USD 31 million) and 91.9 per cent of artificial flowers and human hair articles (USD 14 million) …
Chinese Imports Hurt Indian MSMEs: GTRI Report
A new report by GTRI reveals that Chinese imports of goods like umbrellas, toys, and musical instruments are severely impacting Indian MSMEs, leading to job losses and economic slowdown.
Penny-pinching Youth Transforming China’s Bubble Tea Craze
Sweet, milky and colourful — bubble tea is wildly popular in China, where people sipping through straws from large plastic cups is a common sight in high streets and shopping malls across the country …
China will fund 240 students to go to US universities despite geopolitical tensions
The China Scholarship Council will help up to 240 outstanding students to go to the US next year for master’s or doctoral studies at seven partner universities.
China Is Playing Games With the US in the Pacific
While Beijing and Washington vie for influence in Oceania, a Chinese video game challenges US cultural primacy.
