Despite bickering over the South China Sea – and clashes that have only made things more contentious – the China-Philippines trade relationship has remained largely unaffected.
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Beijing flips the script on the US tech war — and tests the truce weeks before Xi’s visit
Beijing shifts tech strategy ahead of potential Xi visit to US
Beijing flips the script on the U.S. tech war — and tests the truce weeks before Xi’s visit
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Beijing named UNESCO-UIA World Capital of Architecture 2029 for its rich heritage and sustainable vision
Beijing wins Unesco World Capital of Architecture 2029
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The US and Chinese finance ministers are opening talks to lay the groundwork for a Biden-Xi meeting
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China consumer prices swing to declines in October
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China’s foreign-investment boon of years past has ended, but economists say all hope is not lost for FDI
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China’s commitment to a green, open future to generate lucrative business opportunities
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Republican debate: Candidates spar on China but agree that Beijing poses a threat
The five Republican presidential candidates who participated in Wednesday’s debate all agreed about the threats posed by China, even though they argued over each other’s records regarding the United States’s primary competitor.
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How FedEx is shipping 3 giant pandas to China: a 19-hour flight, hundreds of pounds of bamboo, toys, and biscuits
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