Former RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan believes that barriers to exporting from China will be limited, emphasizing the importance of setting ambitious targets and creating a competitive environment.
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China remains crucial link insupply chain
China will retain its position as a key global manufacturing hub, as the supply chain diversification moves by certain multinational companies are gradual and limited only to low-end sectors, …
Beijing will act more swiftly, accurately, powerfully to strike those arming Taiwan painfully: Global Times editorial
In response to the new round of US arms sales to China’s Taiwan region and various sanctions imposed on Chinese companies and individuals under various pretexts, Beijing has introduced countermeasures …
Rebranding China’s conflicted Xinjiang region as a tourist destination
Western China’s vast and beautiful Xinjiang region became notorious for the arbitrary detention and “re-education” of hundreds of thousands of Muslim Uyghurs, whose language and cultural identity have …
Hongkongers hunt for roast chicken, laundry detergent and other bargains at US warehouse store in Shenzhen
Residents catch cross-border buses and sign up for shopping spree tours to visit Sam’s Club outlet in Qianhai, buoyed by bargain prices and strong Hong Kong dollar ‘You will feel you are making good …
China’s debt crisis continues to escalate
In an economic landscape reminiscent of Japan’s descent into stagnation in the early 1990s, China is currently facing a similar trajectory, albeit under …
US scientists enlisted China’s ‘Batwoman to ‘supercharge’ coronaviruses before pandemic
Just under two-and-a-half years later, in December 2019, the first cases of Covid-19 were reported in the Chinese city of … security concerns about doing high-level biosecurity work in China.” In an …
Why are China’s biggest banks coming after the small ones?
In the complex financial ecosystem of China, a striking phenomenon is unfolding: the country’s largest banks are tightening their grip on smaller financial …
US had secret talks with China’s ‘Batwoman’ on deadly coronavirus tests two years before pandemic, bombshell docs reveal
US scientists held secret talks with China’s “Batwoman” on her deadly coronavirus experiments two years before the pandemic, bombshell emails have revealed. Wuhan Institute of Virology researchers …
China’s youth shun diamonds in favour of gold, seeking safe-haven investment amid economic downturn
Gold prices reached new highs in China last year, with the retail market witnessing a gold rush, particularly in lower-tier cities and less affluent counties, as it is seen to offer more security during an…
Beijing’s top envoy in Hong Kong, chief executive and officials welcome 11,000 people for first charity walk on mega bridge
Pair attend opening ceremony for two-hour walk on Hong Kong-Zhuhai Macau Bridge, alongside justice secretary Paul Lam, home affairs minister Alice Mak and police chief Raymond Siu.
Nvidia’s New China Pickle: Customers Don’t Want Its Downgraded Chips
The tech giant’s Chinese buyers are pushing back against the lower-powered AI chips it hopes to sell to them in response to U.S. export curbs.
ANALYSIS: China feels the country isn’t patriotic enough. A new law aims to change that
China’s new “Patriotic Education Law” marks the latest expansion of leader Xi Jinping’s efforts to deepen the Communist Party’s presence in all aspects of life.
