Whistleblower Ma Ruilin left a comfortable life as a Chinese government official. Now he’s living in New York and sharing what he learned about how China controls its people.
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As the yuan sizzles, China’s central bank deploys double-barrelled policy tweak
Regulators refine cross-border rules and cut the foreign exchange risk reserve ratio for forward forex sales to zero, aiming to provide stable offshore liquidity and help firms manage risks.
In Depth: China’s Sweeping Banking Law Rewrite Targets Hidden Risks
China is proposing the most significant overhaul of banking law in over two decades with a sweeping reform designed to better control risks simmering inside its 480 trillion yuan ($69 trillion) …
China Moves to Tame Yuan Rally by Slashing Shorting Costs
The People’s Bank of China is slashing the risk reserve requirement ratio for financial institutions conducting foreign-exchange forward trading to zero from 20%.
China Purges Nine Military Officials Ahead of Key Meeting for Xi
The “Two Sessions,” referring to the annual meetings of China’s top political advisory body the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), and of the NPC, will begin on March 4 and …
Beijing calls for ceasefire between Afghanistan and Pakistan
China called on Friday for a ceasefire between Afghanistan and Pakistan, adding it was talking to both sides to try to end violent clashes that had left Beijing “deeply concerned”. Pakistan is one of …
ByteDance-Backed Dongchedi Is Said to Consider Hong Kong IPO
Beijing Dongchedi Technology Co., an automotive information and trading platform known as DCar, is considering an initial public offering in Hong Kong as soon as this year, according to people …
China removes nine military officials ahead of key political meeting
China has removed 19 officials, including nine from the military, from its list of lawmakers ahead of its biggest annual political meeting next week. The removals were announced by the country’s top …
China sacks 9 senior military officers as Xi Jinping widens crackdown
China has sacked nine senior military officers, including an army commander in a critical position for a potential attack on Taiwan, in a further sign of leader Xi Jinping’s deepening purge of the …
China’s import growth good for world trade
When China joined the World Trade Organization in 2001, it marked a major global shift. As tariff barriers were lowered and quotas reduced, it spurred growth in import of commodities, machinery, …
15th Five-Year Plan: Inside China’s push To Become A Financial Powerhouse
A debut of the term ‘financial powerhouse’ in China’s new five-year plan will push the financial system to the front lines of industrial transformation China’s 15th Five-Year Plan is not just another …
How China Is Masking Drone Flights in Potential Taiwan Rehearsal
Overlaid on a map of Taiwan, the 23 flight paths pass multiple military points of interest, concentrated around Taipei but also extending along the island’s southern coastline. The eastern …
US charges former F-35 pilot for training China’s air force
WASHINGTON, Feb 26 (Reuters) – The U.S. has arrested and charged a former U.S. Air Force fighter jet pilot with allegedly training China’s military, highlighting Beijing’s persistent efforts to …
