Using a war game simulation system, China’s military forces sank the carrier fleet using a volley of 24 hypersonic anti-ship missiles over the course of 20 intense battles.
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The G8 Summit addressed how the global economy has shifted. What stands out to me is the parallels between the two most powerful countries in the world.
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China’s crypto narrative takes a turn as state-owned channel airs news on cryptocurrencies, sparking potential market recovery.
China’s state iron ore buyer gets down to business, yet to flex pricing power
China’s new state iron ore buyer is asserting itself in negotiating deals for the world’s biggest steel industry but has yet to help manufacturers struggling with weak demand to get lower prices, …
China won’t catch up to the US economy because Xi Jinping’s obsession with security will sabotage growth, professor says
“However, the costs of a security-centered development strategy are likely to be much higher for China than for the US,” wrote Minxin Pei.
China supports WHO’s work in health response
China also proposed the convening of a committee as soon as possible to provide recommendations on the next step in long-term COVID-19 prevention and control, the delegate said. A few weeks ago, the WHO declared…
After being wrongfully accused of spying for China, professor wins appeal to sue the government
Xiaoxing Xi, a Temple University professor who was falsely accused of spying for China, will be able to bring a lawsuit against the Federal Bureau of Investigation. A judge at a federal appeals court ruled…
China to expand futures opening-up in signal of financial reform
This is the latest signal sent by Chinese officials that testifies China’s determination to open up its economy, with a string of opening measures being launched in recent years, such as relaxing or …
Key Differences Remain between U.S. and Japanese Advanced Semiconductor Export Controls on China
The United States and Japan are accelerating discussions on export control cooperation. However, Japan has not implemented export controls as strict and extensive as those in the United States. Both …
Chanel to Reprise Cruise 2024 Show in Shenzhen
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Beijing says Chinese, US commerce and trade chiefs to meet in US
BEIJING (Reuters) -China’s Minister of Commerce Wang Wentao will meet U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo and U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai while visiting the United States, his ministry …
Siemens Gamesa to cut reliance on China for rare earths, permanent magnets
Wind turbine maker Siemens Gamesa is hoping to cut is dependence on China in some critical parts of its supply chain, its chief executive said, adding that while there was interest from customers such a…
China is using a ‘let it rip’ strategy on recent COVID outbreak: Dr. Marty Makary
Fox News medical contributor Dr. Marty Makary joined ‘Varney & Co.’ to discuss China’s recent COVID-19 outbreak and the White House’s decision to not comment on the subject.
