Foreign Secretary James Cleverly’s one-day trip to Beijing seen as helping to reopen the communication channels.
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Tourists’ slow return to China post-Covid causing headaches for travel industry
Inbound travel to China was halted for three years from March 2020 due to the pandemic. But in January this year, China removed most of its Covid restrictions, becoming the last country in Asia …
Laptops, PCs Imports May Require ‘Trusted Source’ Approval: Centre’s New Plan To Control Imports From China
In addition to laptops, personal computers, and servers, this directive might also extend to a wide array of completed IT hardware devices, such as 5G sensors, which are mainly sourced from China.
Are gamers right to hate blockchain? A close look
A sudden termination of Blizzard’s operations in China starkly highlighted the vulnerability of centralized gaming systems. It wasn’t merely about losing a game. It was about losing communities, …
US-China Trade Wars: How Do These 9 Imports Threaten US National Security?
The massive trade flows as well as competition over rights to technological developments between the two nations mean trade regulations and world trade agreements have major consequences. China …
The dangerous consequences of China’s absence at G20
China’s unexpected decision to sidestep the upcoming G20 summit in India sets off alarms for geopolitical pundits. Is this merely a snub or a deeper indicator of Beijing’s waning interest in global …
‘Long overdue’: China’s new Foreign State Immunity Law will align it with Western practices
Beijing has made the unprecedented decision to allow some cases against foreign states in Chinese courts, a move that will align its take on “foreign state immunity” with mainstream Western practices.
China Insight: As Economy Struggles, Fashion Brands Look Overseas for Growth
As domestic consumption falls short of expectations, can China’s garment industry make breakthroughs by going overseas?
China softens stance as court declares crypto cannot be “seized”, is legal-and-civil property
The People’s Court in China has approved crypto as legally-protected property, despite a ban by Beijing. In crypto-related crimes authorities cannot simply seize crypto assets because they are banned.
China’s economic woes may be behind Japan backlash -Suntory CEO
China’s economy is in a “extremely difficult” situation, which may be contributing to a rising backlash against Japan over the release of treated Fukushima water into the ocean, the head of Suntory …
China court affirms the legal status of virtual assets
In a recent report, a People’s Court in China delved into the legality of virtual assets, examining their attributes within the framework of criminal law. This move marks an intriguing development in …
China EV maker Hozon Auto appoints banks for $1 bln Hong Kong IPO -sources
Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker Hozon Auto has appointed China International Capital Corporation (CICC) and Morgan Stanley to work on a Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO) that could …
The next “miracle” from China: Xiangjiu, a long-renowned delay spray brand in China, attends the Hong Kong AAE-Asia Adult Expo
No one wants to be a one-minute man. But thanks to date night nerves or a few too many beers, finishing too soon during sex is a system glitch that most men experience every now…
