It is still too early for China to consider easing its stringent coronavirus restrictions, with the highly infectious Omicron strain still capable of causing large numbers of deaths, said Liang …
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The United States government’s crackdown on Chinese students and researchers has had a “palling effect” on the scientific community and driven away talent that have contributed to the country’s …
The colour of evolution in northern China: are small Old Stone Age tools and ochre proof of first human colonisation?
Ochre use and small tools reveal ‘novel technology’, and suggest cultural adaptations indicative of first colonisation by modern humans, says team behind dig.
Expert: China’s desicion to lift restrictions on Russian wheat imports ‘exactly right’
Considering that China has just lifted the restrictions on Russian wheat imports, Professor Fan Shenggen from the College of Economics and Management at China Agricultural University, said the …
China Services Activity Drops to Six-Month Low, Weighed by Strict Covid-19 Curbs
A private gauge of China’s services sector retreated further in February and slipped to a six-month low, as Beijing’s strict anti-coronavirus …
China’s Services Grows at Slowest Pace in Six Months, COVID Struggle Continues
China’s services sector expanded at the slowest pace in six months, a private survey showed on Thursday. The industry continues to struggle under tough containment measures to stop the spread of COVID …
China’s slowing economy in spotlight as legislature meets
The annual meeting of China’s mostly ceremonial legislature usually showcases grand, long-term plans BEIJING — The National People’s Congress, usually used to showcase big initiatives, is …
Trump said he believes China may invade Taiwan sooner rather than later because ‘they see how stupid the United States is run’
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Russia-Ukraine conflict has a limited impact on China’s food supply
China’s emphasis on its own food production and security helps mitigate the impact of the Russia-Ukraine conflict on domestic food prices, analysts said.
China’s Feb services activity expands at slowest rate in six months
Activity in China’s services sector in February expanded at the slowest pace in six months, as the sprawling industry reels from the government’s tough containment measures to stop the spread of local …
China, Russia, and Ukraine: It’s Folly to Think Beijing Will Work With West
Biden administration officials exhibit a pattern of turning to Beijing for help, as they did with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
China confirms it has lifted wheat import restrictions on Russia
The Chinese government confirmed this week that it has scrapped import restrictions on wheat from Russia, making the announcement the same week Russia invaded Ukraine.
How to Tell If China’s Property Clampdown Has Peaked
Judging whether China is ready to give private property developers a break has become essential to investors looking at the sector’s stressed stocks and bonds. But the Communist Party’s opaque style …
