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China’s SMIC may have violated US export curbs to make Huawei chip, official says
The Biden administration said China’s top chipmaker SMIC might have violated U.S. export rules to produce a chip to power Huawei’s Mate 60 Pro phone, but is still evaluating the situation, a senior …
Beijing says Philippines made ‘illegal landing’ on disputed reef in South China Sea
A brief statement from Beijing provides few details beyond saying the Chinese coastguard had ‘handled the incident’.
What makes China’s ‘ultra-long’ bonds special? Here’s what we know about Beijing’s trillion-yuan offering to stabilise economy
Beijing’s new off-budget treasury bonds will span decades, and they have been sold only 3 times before – in some of the most challenging economic times Analysts break down the potential risks and …
China is trying to decouple from the US: Morgan Ortagus
Former State Department spokesperson Morgan Ortagus joins ‘The Bottom Line’ to discuss the potential national security risk from American companies doing business in China.
What Philippine use of legal weapons could mean for South China Sea dispute with Beijing
Manila looks likely to pass a law outlining its claims to the disputed waters in the hope of strengthening its hand following a series of clashes.
US still assessing if China’s SMIC broke US rules to make Huawei chip
The Biden administration still needs to determine whether China’s top chipmaker SMIC violated U.S. export rules to produce a chip to power Huawei’s Mate 60 Pro phone, a senior Commerce Department …
China’s Mission to Dark Side of the Moon: Communications Relay Satellite Successfully Launched
China launched a relay satellite on Wednesday, March 20 that it said would act as a communications bridge between ground control on Earth and future missions to the far side of the Moon. Because the…
MIT Technology Review
What did China’s government and companies do to achieve this progress … Founded at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1899, MIT Technology Review is a world-renowned, independent media …
Why China’s options in response to a TikTok ban are limited
China risks alienating much-needed foreign investment should it hit back against the US over a potential ban on TikTok, its social media success story.
China’s monetary policy mix more ‘effective, obvious’ than Western-style quantitative easing, focused on economic goals
Senior central bank official says China’s monetary policies are ‘effective and obvious when compared with foreign central banks’.
China Mobile ends 2023 with 465 million 5G subscribers
China Mobile said its capital expenditure totaled CNY180.3 billion in 2023, accounting for 20.9% of telecommunications services revenue …
Jeff Hewitt: Hard lessons from the coronavirus pandemic
When the charter jet from Wuhan, China landed at March Air Reserve Base on January 29th, 2020, COVID smacked me right in the nose. I had won the seat of Fifth District Supervisor of Riverside…
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