To assert ownership, China is taking credit for the comings and goings of foreign vessels in contested areas despite having no control over their movements.
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A metro train themed on Beijing’s Central Axis, the core of Beijing that runs 7.8 kilometers from south to north, was put into operation on Beijing’s metro line 8 on Feb 4. Launched by Beijing…
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Thousands of motorists were stuck on highways in central China as heavy snow snarled travel during the annual Lunar New Year rush.
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Chinese shares extended declines despite a series of stimulus measures and the securities regulator’s latest pledge to shore up the market.
China denies hacking PH gov’t agencies
China has denied and described as “groundless” the allegations that Chinese hackers attempted to breach the email systems and internal websites of several Philippine government agencies. The Chinese …
China Mobile launches 2 satellites
STATE-OWNED telecommunication operator China Mobile sent two experimental satellites into low-Earth orbits of 500 kilometers, in a bid to further test 5G- and 6G-related technologies, the company told …
China starts new year with robust imports of crude, LNG, coal and iron ore: Russell
China’s imports of major commodities have made a strong start to the new year, but caution is warranted in reading too much into the robust January figures because of the potential influence of the …
Chinese ‘Swifties’ shake it off at Beijing watch party
Waving glow sticks, and wearing sequin dresses and friendship bracelets, Chinese fans of American pop sensation Taylor Swift turn a normally-quiet Beijing cinema into a raucous celebration of their …
China Stocks Rebound as Beijing Intensifies Efforts to Stem Rout
Chinese equities rallied as Beijing stepped up its efforts to stem a rout with a string of policy announcements including a state fund’s vow to boost stock purchases.Most Read from BloombergKing Charl …
China intervenes as post-Covid stock rout reaches US$5 trillion and regulator heightens scrutiny reminiscent of 2015 crash
China has begun to step into the market to help end a stock rout since January 2021, as its post-Covid economic recovery lost momentum. Regulatory scrutiny has also increased, leading to a tightening …
Why China Can’t Export Its Model of Surveillance
A high-tech surveillance network now blankets the entire country, and the potency of this system was on full display in November 2022, when nationwide protests against China’s Covid lockdown shocked …
China visa-free travel: relaxing entry restrictions adds up, with ‘additional stimulus’ eyed from more inbound trips
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China regulator unveils more curbs on short-selling
China’s securities regulator said on Tuesday its would cap the size of securities refinancing business as part of further efforts to curb short-selling. The watchdog will also ban securities lending …
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