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Beijing Tightens Its Grip on the Critical Minerals Sector
Facing a flurry of Western efforts to de-risk critical mineral supply chains, China is racing to tighten its grip on the sector, both by unleashing punishing export curbs to spook competitors and by ramping up…
US media outlet The China Project to close over lack of funds, showing challenges of ‘neutral path’ amid power rivalry
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Philippines steps up probe into alleged Chinese sleeper cells as Beijing slams ‘malicious’ claims
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Southeast Asia will benefit from firms ‘derisking’ from China, says Bank of America
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The China Project: Sino-US media company shuts down citing funding crisis amid ‘geopolitical headwinds’
The China Project, An English-language publication covering China in-depth for Western readers, will shut down due to a lack of funding amid “politically motivated attacks”.
How America can slow China’s growth in favor of U.S. industries and friendly trade partners
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Wall Street CEOs Silent on China Tensions In Visit to Hong Kong
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