At last week’s Bord Bia Meat Market Seminar, the Department’s Sinead McPhillips said that while efforts are ongoing, ultimately the decision remains a matter for the Chinese authorities.
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China’s fails in its trade obligations with Nepal as a part of the Transport and Transit Agreement
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China and North Korea reopen rail link after 2-year coronavirus closure
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Shenzhen city fund posts US$770 mil loss on Evergrande
Shenzhen Investment, an investment arm of the government of the south China city that is home to Evergrande’s headquarters, said in a stock exchange filing on Friday night that it likely fell into the …
Omicron cases in Beijing, Shenzhen suspected of links to packages from North America
China’s postal administration on Monday vowed to “build a barrier” against COVID-19 cases imported through international express mail, after at least two Omicron cases, one in Beijing and another one …
China will no longer sell tickets to the Beijing Winter Olympics due to COVID-19
Instead of selling tickets to the general public, organizers announced Monday that they would invite groups of spectators to attend the games in person.
China coal output hits record in Dec and in 2021 -stats bureau
China’s coal output hit record highs in December and in the full year of 2021, as the government continued to encourage miners to ramp up production to ensure sufficient energy supplies in the winter …
China toughens Covid-19 response as Omicron hits ahead of Lunar New Year holiday
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China drops plans to sell Olympic tickets as COVID-19 cases rise
BEIJING: China on Monday (Jan 17) cancelled plans to sell tickets to the public for the Winter Olympics in Beijing, as the number of COVID-19 cases in the country reached its highest since March 2020.
China Limiting Beijing Winter Olympics Tickets to ‘Selected’ Spectators
Amid the rise of the omicron variant of COVID-19 in the country, China made an announcement on attendance Monday.
Framework for understanding cross-country spread of COVID-19 in the context of the globally interconnected economy
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Beijing to offer Olympic tickets to ‘selected’ spectators
Only “selected” spectators will be permitted at next month’s Beijing Olympics because of the coronavirus pandemic, organizers said Monday. Beijing had already announced that no fans from outside the …
