Zhang Zhaolin pulled her 10-year-old son out of soccer classes that he loved after she was laid off from her job at a Chinese internet firm.
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Global electric car sales in February hurt by China’s New Year celebrations
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China eyes up unsettling counter-space weapons to blast US satellites from sky
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Michael McGrath begins China trip ahead of St Patrick’s Day
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Confidence, certainty and potential behind China’s 2024 growth target
The average reserve requirement ratio (RRR) of China’s entire banking sector is 7 percent and there is still room for further RRR cuts, Pan said. Tian Xuan, vice dean with Tsinghua University’s PBC …
China’s Global South Exports Surge In 1St 2 Months
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China’s new development, world’s new opportunities
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US intel chief says she can’t rule out possibility that China will use TikTok to influence 2024 elections
US intelligence officials “cannot rule out” the possibility that the Chinese government will use TikTok to influence the 2024 US elections, Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines told …
Tech War Crossfire: Middle Eastern Companies May Be Forced To Choose Between China And The U.S.
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Problems in China have US intelligence worried the rising military power may become ‘even more aggressive and unpredictable’
New intelligence suggests China’s ongoing domestic and economic issues could hinder its military ambitions and make it more unpredictable.
US Lawmakers Mull Bill To Support Deep-Sea Mining Aimed At Challenging China’s Grip On Critical Minerals
U.S. lawmakers to introduce bill for deep-sea mining to reduce China’s hold on critical mineral supplies. Aims to boost American independence.
