China will align with high-level international economic and trade rules as it pushes to establish a new system for a higher-level open economy, a top commerce official said on Monday. The nation may …
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The courts have long been synonymous with the Communist party’s most macabre tendencies: political purges, crackdowns on dissent and corruption and, more recently, hostage diplomacy. The courts’ …
China reports no new local COVID cases
China has reported no new local coronavirus cases after a month of surging infections, the country’s National Health Commission (NHC) reported Monday.Why it matters: In July a cluster of infections …
U.S. is still a ‘global leader,’ Harris says on Asia trip, as allies fret over China, Afghanistan
The vice president was determined not to be pulled into a debate on the Afghanistan withdrawal as she pledged commitment to regional allies.
Why China Is Not a Technology Powerhouse
In the American imagination, China is on course to overtake America as an economic superpower. Commentators and average Joes alike are mesmerized by China’s manufacturing prowess and the swift ascent …
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New rules classify important data as geographical information, traffic data in important and sensitive areas including military regions.
China freezes more than 40 IPOs pending an investigation as regulatory screws tighten
Two Chinese stock exchanges have frozen more than 40 planned IPOs, according to Reuters. The exchanges say the freeze is due to a pending investigation by China’s securities regulator. The securities …
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U.S. agency created to counter China’s New Silk Road: We don’t do ‘debt-trap financing’
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