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A total of more than 40 paintings by Zhou Yiwen are exhibited, as well as six large-scale installation works such as “Peace Square”, “Sleeping Angel”, “Birth of Angel”, “Angel Singing”, “Freshness …
China’s sportswear giant Li-Ning buys Henderson Land’s Harbour East for US$282 million to house its Hong Kong headquarters
Li-Ning, China’s biggest sportswear manufacturer, bought a 25-storey mixed office and retail building in North Point from Henderson Land for HK$2.2 billion (US$282 million), to house its headquarters …
The First Child-Friendly Expo Was Held in Shenzhen
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U.S. accuses Beijing of undermining regional security in South China Sea
U.S. officials demanded the Chinese coast guard on Sunday “desist from its dangerous and destabilizing conduct” in the South China Sea following clashes with Philippine vessels.
Snow blankets northern China, closing roads and schools and suspending train service
Overnight snowfall across much of northern China has prompted road closures and the suspension of classes and train service.
Marcos vows to defend the Philippines’ sovereignty amid China’s ‘aggression and provocations’
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Crypto exchange HTX hit by $346 million outflow in wake of hack
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As Xi visits, China offers rail grants to Vietnam, pushes Digital Silk Road
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US asks Beijing to stop ‘dangerous’ South China Sea conduct
The US State Department has said that China’s actions in the South China Sea undermine regional stability. The statement follows a maritime incident involving Philippine and Chinese vessels.The United …
US asks Beijing to stop ‘destabilizing behavior’ in South China Sea
The United States called Sunday on China to stop its “dangerous and destabilizing” behavior in the South China Sea, after an altercation between Chinese and Philippine ships in disputed waters, which …
Low turnout at Hong Kong district council election: will Beijing be happy with result or will voter apathy be a problem in the future?
Participation rate hits record low 27.54 per cent, but pro-establishment heavyweights say they are confident the turnout will not disappoint Beijing.