Despite challenges like the Evergrande crisis, China’s iron ore imports surge, driven by sectors like automotive and construction, while Vale SA’s increased production impacts global markets.
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Iron Ore Prices Rise as China Ramps Up Imports
EU ‘absolutely willing’ to use trade tools against China to fight unfair practices as bloc launches train probe
EU competition chief Margrethe Vestager says investigation into Chinese train maker over subsidies sends ‘important signal’ to business community but denies Brussels is ‘stepping up against’ Beijing …
Ni hao, Singapore: China’s Lunar New Year holidaymakers revel in visa-free travel
Visa waiver makes city state more accessible but early signs suggest Chinese tourists are not so interested in luxury shopping.
Young man in China pays US$210-a-day for bodyguards to look good on visit to hometown at Lunar New Year, demand for such services rises 4-fold
A young man in China believed he would look successful and important to people in his hometown during his annual Spring Festival visit if he was escorted by private security personnel.
Exports to China soar to $17bn as trade barriers fall
Australia has sent a record amount of agricultural exports to China as trade barriers fall following a thawing of relations between the two countries.
Former Trump advisor warns his isolationist stance would face a new ‘axis of disrupters’ in a second term as Russia, China, Iran and North Korea build a ‘more cohesive coalition’
On China, Trump has vowed even tougher positions on trade … Taiwan did take all of our chip business,’ he added, referring to Taiwan’s leading status as a producer of advanced semiconductors. Trump …
China property woes leave Los Angeles with a billion dollar tower of graffiti
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‘The most powerful machine yet assembled on Earth’: China quietly launched record-breaking supercomputer — and someone virtually deconstructed its processor
The Tianhe-3 is the latest in a series of supercomputers built by the National University of Defense Technology in China. Its predecessors, the Tianhe-1 and Tianhe-2, also made significant impacts on …
China planning to ‘invade’ Europe with electric vehicles as US slaps 27.5 per cent tariffs on Chinese imports
An incoming shipment of electric vehicles from China is heading towards the West, aimed at cracking the European and British markets. Transported on gigantic cargo ship the BYD Explorer, the 7,000 …
‘Shawshank’ in China, as You’ve Never Seen It Before
A stage adaptation of the film featured an all-Western cast, was performed in Chinese and raised questions about translation, both linguistic and cultural.
China’s J-20 Stealth Fighter: Created with Stolen Technology from F-22 and F-35?
Did China steal F-22 and F-35 designs to benefit its ongoing fighter efforts? The answer is unequivocally yes. But is that a reason to dismiss the threat posed by these aircraft and others to follow?
ASML warns that more U.S. sanctions against China could have a major impact on its business
ASML’s backlog in China totals tens of billions of dollars, but geopolitical tensions could impact the company’s ability to fulfill it.
Beijing’s top diplomat says China will be a ‘force for stability’
Beijing’s top diplomat Wang Yi said China will be a “force for stability” in the world during a speech on Saturday at a major security conference in Germany. “No matter the changes in the …
