China is attempting to seed Western electrical grids with technology that would create “dependencies” for Beijing to exploit, Estonia warns.
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Tourism reports show steady recovery of in-country trips after Covid-19, but international arrivals will take longer Chinese travellers are back to pre-pandemic levels but more of them are taking …
Indonesia’s presidential election has high stakes for US and China
When Indonesians cast their votes for a new president in one of the world’s biggest elections, the stakes will also be high for the United States and China.
China and Russia no longer perceived as top security threats, research finds
China and Russia are considered less of a threat to Western populations now than a year ago, according to a new study which points to rising concern around non-traditional risks. Mass migration due to …
China population: teachers face uncertain future with falling birth rate set to create 1.9 million surplus by 2035
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Wall Street Is More Bullish On India Than Ever—But The Real Story Is About China
The optimism, however, may not be a reflection of India itself. Viral Acharya, the former deputy governor of the Reserve Bank of India and currently an economics professor at the New York University, …
China’s Shipyards Are Ready for a Protracted War. America’s Aren’t.
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Treating China as ‘un-investable’ would be ‘wide of the mark,’ JPMorgan strategist says
China cannot be treated as un-investable despite economic difficulties and there are still investment opportunities in the country, a JPMorgan strategist says.
Xi Jinping’s paranoia is making China isolated and insular
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China’s EV makers face rising EU demands on climate disclosures, sustainability compliance, eroding export edge: expert
EU regulations and laws aimed at achieving its 2050 net zero ambition have major implications for Chinese firms, says TUV Rheinland technical manager Some EU measures ‘can be considered a kind of …
