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China would never allow the minds of their people to be ‘poisoned’: Morgan Ortagus
Former State Department spokesperson Morgan Ortagus discusses the Houthi rebels’ attacks in the Red Sea and the U.S.’s relationship with China.
China regulator to ‘earnestly study’ public concerns over draft video gaming rules
China’s draft online video gaming rules were designed to promote the healthy development of the industry, regulators said on Saturday, adding that the government would further improve the proposed rules after “earnestly studying” public views.
China gets 1st Dreamliner since ’19 as Boeing notches order for 5 more SC-built jets
Boeing confirmed that a 787-9 Dreamliner bound for Shanghai-based Juneyao Airlines departed Paine Field in Everett, Wash., shortly before noon local time. The flight landed in China at about 3:25 a.m.
An eye surgeon in China repeatedly punched an 82-year-old patient he was operating on, video shows
A doctor in China was caught on video appearing to punch an 82-year-old patient multiple times in the head during a procedure.
China had busy 2023 in race to usurp US as dominant world power
Chinese President Xi Jinping started 2023 by consolidating power, beginning what would become an aggressive year in China’s bid to become the globe’s premier superpower.
Beijing hits back at US plan to scrutinise China’s role in legacy chip supply chain
China’s foreign ministry spokesman on Friday urged Washington to respect international trade rules and market-based principles The value of China’s US-bound exports of chips grew 17 per cent year on …
