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China imported about 3.7 million tons of thermal coal, the primary fuel for electricity production, from Russia in September, customs data showed. That’s up 28% from August and more than 230% higher …
China to Release National Blockchain Standard Next Year, Says Official: Report
China is looking to boost blockchain innovation and application in enterprise and government across the country, as it clamps down on crypto. Its latest Five-Year Plan, a planning document that …
Parts of northeast China on heightened alert as COVID-19 returns
A few border cities in northeastern China started to tighten COVID-19 measures, restricting travel and limiting gatherings in public spaces, and some declared a “pre-war” mode of vigilance and …
China urges World Bank, IMF to help Afghanistan
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged the World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Wednesday to resume financing support to cash-strapped Afghanistan for reconstruction.
Taiwan president says China threat growing ‘every day’ as Biden criticises Beijing
Beijing furious at US call for island to have ‘meaningful participation’ in international body …
China Targets Vegetable Hoarders as Spinach Surges 157%
Vegetable prices have soared in China in recent weeks, costing more than meat in some cases, and creating another headache for consumers already hit by power shortages and strict virus curbs. Most …
COP26: developed nations should meet climate finance pledges, China says before Glasgow summit
Minister urges action as summit’s finance plan shows developed nations’ pledge of US$100 billion a year in climate funds by 2020 is three years behind schedule.
China planner met with coal producers to study profiteering standards
China’s state planner said on Thursday that it had met with coal producers and the sector’s industry association on Wednesday to study standards and identify methods of profiteering.
China calls on e-commerce sites to curb spam ahead of Singles’ Day shopping fest
China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), a major industry regulator, has called on e-commerce sites to curb text-message marketing ahead of the country’s annual Nov. 11 Singles’ …
China’s tech hub Shenzhen, home to Huawei and Tencent, wants to become a ‘unicorn’ paradise
The southern Chinese tech hub of Shenzhen, known as the country’s answer to Silicon Valley, has drafted a plan to cultivate more “unicorn” companies and help them achieve public listings, as the city …
Australia’s exports to China are jumping despite their trade fight
Meat and live animal products are still holding “steady” and going to China despite restrictions, said Oxford Economics.
How China Is Rolling Out a Property Tax on Homes, and Why
The history of private home ownership in Communist China is short, only a couple decades or so. But prices have skyrocketed so quickly that it now has some of the world’s most expensive housing …
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