Nicholas Burns speaks highly of recent high-level engagement and says Washington hopes to continue to stabilise ties with ‘greatest rival’. However he says US is disappointed by China’s response to Israel-Hamas conflict.
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US working to stabilise China ties, envoy Nicholas Burns says while questioning Beijing’s peace efforts in conflict hotspots
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The fall of China’s “manganese king” may hit global EV supply chains
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Amid turmoil in China’s property market, the public seethes
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IKEA sticks with China despite slowing economy
China is still a key growth market for budget furniture retailer IKEA despite the world’s second-largest economy showing signs of strain, executives at the biggest IKEA store owner said on Thursday.
China bans new offshore brokerage accounts to prevent ‘bypassing’ of forex controls
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Power plays: Why are more African leaders visiting China despite geopolitics?
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China loses spot at Paris Olympics’ equestrian event after test finds ‘controlled medication’ in horse
Beijing has lost its qualification to compete in the 2024 Paris Olympics’ equestrian event. A “controlled medication” was detected in China’s three-time Olympian horse.
Taiwan studying Hamas-Israel war for lessons amid military intimidation from China
Taiwanese Defense Minister Chiu Kuo-cheng said a task force has been set up to closely watch the Hamas-Israel war, and he stressed the importance of intelligence work.
