Israel hasn’t attacked Iran’s energy export hubs so far. If it does, China could find itself cut off from a flow of cheap oil.
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China’s high-standard financial opening-up injects stability into global markets
Lujiazui Forum, scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday, will highlight China’s expanding influence in the global financial landscape. According to the Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Finance, this year’s …
Russia and China on brink of major split after furious Kremlin ‘brands Beijing the enemy’
Moscow and Beijing have expanded military and trade ties since the beginning of the Ukraine war, in defiance of Western sanctions and criticism.
China to unleash ‘AI mothership’ that can drop 100 deadly suicide drones on enemy
The cutting-edge ‘Jiu Tian’ unmanned aerial vehicle not only carries missiles and reconnaisance equipment of its own, but can deliver 100 deadly drones …
Global contributors to Chinese literature awarded in Beijing
The 18th Special Book Award of China, the country’s top publication prize honoring foreign authors, translators and publishers, unveiled its 15 winners for 2025 in Beijing on Tuesday. The prestigious …
China evacuates citizens from Iran and Israel, urges ceasefire
China has begun evacuating its citizens from Israel and Iran and was pushing for a ceasefire in the conflict between the two Middle Eastern foes on Tuesday as clashes carried into a fifth day. China’s…
Infini Pulls the Plug on Crypto Cards as Compliance Costs Mount in China
Crypto card provider Infini is shutting down all card services globally. Mainland Chinese users accessed Infini using VPNs despite the country’s crypto ban. Infini cited …
COVID-19 coverage linked to rise in anti-Asian sentiment, especially among Trump supporters
Americans became less favorable toward Asians as COVID-19 spread and news coverage intensified, according to a new study. The drop was strongest among Trump supporters, highlighting how political …
Echoing Moscow, Islamabad and Pyongyang, Beijing’s alignment with Tehran challenges its credibility as a neutral mediator
Echoing Moscow, Islamabad and Pyongyang, Beijing’s alignment with Tehran challenges its credibility as a neutral mediator.
Trump’s $499 smartphone will likely be made in China
The Trump Organization’s newly-announced T1 smartphone will likely be made in China, experts said, despite claims the device will be manufactured in the U.S.
From tariffs to talks: Can Washington and Beijing sustain this fragile truce?
That qualifier alone renders the euphoria premature. Still, to be charitable, the very fact that Washington and Beijing are speaking the language of dialogue rather than confrontation is an …
Goldman Sachs Says the ‘Prominent 10’ Could Be China’s ‘Magnificent Seven’
The “Prominent 10” are China’s large, public-owned enterprises that Goldman Sachs said it expects to benefit the most in the coming years from a lighter regulatory approach and investments in …
China’s new homes demand to remain well short of 2017 peak, says Goldman Sachs
BEIJING, June 17 (Reuters) – Demand for new homes in China is likely to remain substantially below the market’s 2017 peak over the next few years, Goldman Sachs said late on Monday in a projection…
