When asked about the treatment of the Uyghur minority in China, IOC Vice President John Coates said the body has no mandate to act.
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High-resolution satellite-based PM2.5 concentration data acquired during the COVID-19 outbreak throughout China: Model, variations and reasons
High spatial resolution and broad spatial coverage data on fine particulate matter (PM2.5) are of great significance to estimating the exposure to PM2.5. However, the data is currently very limited …
China’s Power Problems Expose a Strategic Weakness
The country’s energy inefficiency and dependence on climate-damaging coal threaten to damage its image as a reliable manufacturing base.
China Says Warplane Exercises Are Warnings to Taiwan and U.S.
A Chinese government spokesperson removed any doubt surrounding the intended targets of the recent exercises during a press conference on Wednesday.
China exports up 28% in September; surplus with US grows
China’s exports rose at a slightly faster pace in September while demand for imports of iron ore and other commodities eased as a property construction boom cooled and authorities enforced curbs on …
Binance Will Shut Yuan Trading After Beijing’s Crypto Ban
Binance Holdings Ltd. is shutting down peer-to-peer trading of the yuan, closing one of the last workarounds for Chinese users after Beijing’s blanket ban on cryptocurrency transactions.Most Read from …
China economic collapse: After Evergrande, Modern Land struggling to pay its debts
Shares in Modern Land fell more than 2 per cent in Hong Kong on Monday. The stock is down 45 per cent this year. News of the company’s financial difficulties came on the same day…
Festering Evergrande contagion worries push China spreads to record
Worries over possible spiralling effects of a debt crisis at developer China Evergrande Group drove Chinese high-yield spreads to record highs on Wednesday, days after the company missed another …
College Student Innovation, Entrepreneurship Competition Finals Kick off in E. China
The finals of the 7th China International College Students’ “Internet+” Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition kicked off on October 13th in Nanchang, capital of east China’s Jiangxi Province.
Beijing won’t back off on Taiwan and neither should the democratic world
As it has done countless times before, including in the early days of the Biden administration, Beijing is testing the will of the United States …
China’s Exports Surge to Record as Demand Outweighs Power Crisis
China’s exports surged to a new monthly record in September as strong demand ahead of year-end holidays and rising prices outweighed the effect of power shortages across the country.Most Read from …
MicroTech Medical prices IPO high
IPO sponsors CICC and Goldman Sachs wrapped up bookbuilding on Monday. They worked with joint global co-ordinator CLSA, pitching the stock with guidance of HK$27.70 to HK$31.15. The range meant …
European business group says China power cuts poorly communicated
China’s power shortages will likely force some European companies operating there to delay orders and some firms are unhappy about how authorities notify them about power cuts, a European business …
