In response to a tariff war waged by President Donald Trump during his first term, China imposed tariffs on American farm products of up to 25%. It suffered little, finding other sellers instead. Mr …
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China scaled back PLA deployment along LAC while retaining 10 formations, Ministry says
Beijing bans drones in sweeping curbs after Citic Tower crash
China’s top spy chief warns AI could threaten political stability, critical infrastructure
China spies on us, we spy on China too: Trump after Iran satellite images report
From Homeland computer breaches to pathogen smuggling, the China threat is blinking red
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China has launched a digital yuan hub in Shanghai to boost the currency’s international adoption for trade and cross-border payments.
Beijing’s spy scandal: Taiwan punishes ex-DPP members for selling secrets
According to Focus Taiwan, the court ruling, Huang Chu-jung, a former aide to DPP New Taipei Councillor Lee Yu-tien, received a 10-year sentence. Ho Jen-chieh, who previously served as an assistant to …
Deal allows city option of acquiring Shenango China property
While the City of New Castle has site control over most of the former Shenango China property, the city can acquire the property outright for only a couple thousand dollars.
China central bank unveils steps to boost yuan bond market in Hong Kong
SHANGHAI] China’s central bank will roll out further measures to support the development of Chinese yuan bonds in Hong Kong and accelerate global use of its currency, a senior official said on …
China pushes gold custody to bolster financial influence
By bno – Taipei Office China is seeking to position itself as a custodian for foreign central bank gold, using the Shanghai Gold Exchange (SGE) as the platform to challenge the dollar’s primacy in the…
Why UK firms are bucking the trend to downsize in Asia amid HK IPO boom
When CMS picked up a nine-lawyer team from BCLP this August, it represented the end of the transatlantic firm’s foray into Asia. BCLP’s offices in Hong Kong and Singapore are expected to close …
Super Typhoon Ragasa shakes Shenzhen awake: ‘it felt like it was roaring’
Memories of Mangkhut prompt residents of southern Chinese tech hub to prepare for the worst …
The curious case of China buying 2.7 mn tonnes of crude from oil importer Indonesia: Iranian barrels rerouted?
China’s sudden purchase of 2.7 million tonnes of crude from oil-importing Indonesia raises questions over whether Iranian barrels are being rerouted through Southeast Asia to evade US sanctions …
Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong High-speed Rail sees passenger number reach 100m
The number of cross-border passengers travelling on the Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong High-speed Railway has reached about 100 million, since the Hong Kong section of the railway commenced operations …
Xi leaves for Beijing after attending celebrations for Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region’s 70th founding anniversary
Xi leaves for Beijing after attending celebrations for Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region’s 70th founding anniversary …
China’s Surging Crude Imports from Indonesia Point to Iran Trade
China has recorded a surge in Indonesian crude imports over the past two months, highlighting an unlikely route that suggests new workarounds could be emerging for Iran’s oil exports — even in the …
Chery, China’s No 2 carmaker, soars in Hong Kong debut after US$1.2 billion IPO
Chery Automobile surged as much as 14 per cent above its offer price on its Hong Kong stock debut on Thursday morning, as investors flocked to buy shares in China’s second-largest carmaker following …
