Beijing has condemned Taiwan authorities for investigating four Taiwan companies that are allegedly conducting business with firms linked to Huawei.
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Beijing condemns Taiwan for investigating companies linked to Huawei
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China announced Wednesday it will host a gathering of foreign leaders next week to celebrate a decade of its Belt and Road infrastructure project, with Russian President Vladimir Putin expected to attend.
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Australian journalist Cheng Lei back home after 3 years detained in China
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When Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas visited Beijing in June, China vowed to contribute “Chinese wisdom, Chinese strength” to resolve the long-standing conflict between the Palestinians and Israel.
China’s trade slump likely eased further in September, adds to stabilisation signs: Reuters poll
China’s exports likely contracted at a slower pace for a second consecutive month in September, a Reuters poll showed on Wednesday, adding to a string of recent data suggesting the world’s second-largest economy is stabilising.
U.S. Navy sailor pleads guilty to selling sensitive information to China
A U.S. Navy sailor has pleaded guilty to sending sensitive U.S. military information to a Chinese intelligence officer in exchange for less than $15,000 in bribes.
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