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EU to air ideas on guarding prized technology with eye on China
The European Commission will unveil on Tuesday possible measures, such as screening of outbound investments and export controls, to keep prized EU technology from countries such as China and prevent …
Blinken meets with Xi Jinping in bid to ease China tensions on high-stakes visit
The secretary of state’s two-day trip was not expected to produce any breakthroughs as U.S.-China relations remain mired at their lowest point in decades.
China tests first-ever low-Earth orbit constellation to rival SpaceX’s Starlink
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Beijing’s ties with Moscow behind hardening Polish views on China
Last summer, with Russia’s gruelling war in Ukraine shifting the geopolitical sands in Europe, Beijing dispatched a veteran envoy to tour the bloc’s eastern front. Beijing’s cosy ties with Moscow had …
Blinken in Beijing: Wang Yi says US’ ‘erroneous perception’ of China to blame for worsening ties
China’s top diplomat Wang Yi on Monday urged the United States to “reflect deeply” and manage differences with Beijing, while attributing worsening ties to Washington’s “erroneous perception” of China …
Tariffs the Trump administration imposed on Chinese imports are still in place
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The crypto executive issued the warning over the weekend, suggesting that in case of an economic collapse, operating system access of top tech companies could work against crypto holders.
Fisker to enter China’s hotly contested EV market with local production plans
Fisker, the electric carmaker founded by the Danish auto designer Henrik Fisker, is gearing up to enter the Chinese market where competition is increasingly cut-throat, following in the footsteps of …
Germany and China Try to Reset Relations for a Changed World
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AstraZeneca considers spinning off its China business
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Gold Miner Amman Mineral Raises $715 Million in Jakarta’s Top 2023 IPO, Sources Say
PT Amman Mineral Internasional, the owner of the second-largest gold and copper mine in Indonesia, raised about 10.73 trillion rupiah ($715 million) in an upsized initial public offering, according to …
