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China’s yuan was firmer against the dollar on Tuesday but gains were capped by tumbling mainland stocks, which weighed on investor sentiment and as traders awaited key U.S. inflation data due later in …
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Shenzhen Headquarters for Prevention and Control of Pneumonia Epidemic Caused by Novel Coronavirus officially issued a notice on Monday saying the opening date for primary and secondary schools in …
Russia and China show solidarity, but their interests are not all the same
China and Russia are “now closer together than ever, probably than for the past 70 years,” said Robert Daly of the Kissinger Institute on China and the U.S.
China’s freeski sensation Eileen Gu wins gold at Beijing Olympics
Teen freestyle skiing sensation Eileen Gu won her first gold medal at the Beijing Olympics on Tuesday in the women’s big air competition, sparking ecstatic celebration in the stands and on Chinese …
China Probes Husband of Chained Mother of Eight After Outcry
Chinese officials are investigating the husband of a mother of eight after footage of her chained by the neck sparked fears on social media that she’d been trafficked to bear children.
China’s Use of Uyghur With Olympic Torch Can’t Distract From Abuses -White House
China’s use of a Uyghur athlete to carry the Olympic torch cannot be a distraction from “the human rights abuses, the genocide” committed against the Uyghurs, White House spokesperson Jen Psaki said …
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China’s Eileen Gu got her maiden Olympics off to a dream start as the U.S. born teenager landed a tricky jump to become the first freeski Big Air champion at the Beijing Games, taking the…
E-commerce hubs see surging exports via int’l freight trains
Jinhua and Yiwu in east China, two of China’s major e-commerce hubs, have delivered 5,886 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) of cargo via China-Europe and China-Laos freight train services during the …
Interview: China’s support critical to Botswana’s fight against COVID-19, says hospital manager
China’s support in such areas as vaccines, medical equipment and personnel has been very critical to Botswana’s fight against the COVID-19 pandemic since its outbreak, said Kobamelo Motshidisi, …
