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Economists unconvinced as Beijing increases debt to fight woes
China has pledged to lift government debt to boost its faltering economy but economists are unconvinced it will be enough to end the country’s deflationary streak.
Chinese premier could inaugurate Beijing-funded airport in Pakistan during visit
Chinese premier Li Qiang could inaugurate operations at a Chinese-funded airport in Pakistan’s Balochistan province during his visit to the country in the coming week, information minister Attaullah …
China’s premier talks trade in Vietnam despite differences over South China Sea
China is Vietnam’s largest trading partner and second-largest export market after the U.S. Trade between the two countries reached $172 billion in 2023. Vietnam’s top leader, To Lam, signaled the importance of the relationship when…
China’s generative AI service users surpasses 600 million, industrial growth continues
China has more than 600 million registered users for generative artificial intelligence (AI) services, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) said on Saturday. Zhao Zhiguo, chief …
90th CMEF in Shenzhen Showcases Global MedTech Innovations and Insights
The 90th China International Medical Equipment Fair (CMEF) has successfully kicked off in Shenzhen, running from October 12-15. This year’s event spans nearly 200,000 square meters and hosts nearly 4, …
U.S. pastor’s release after almost 20 years raises hopes for other Americans held in China
After the release of Pastor David Lin, U.S. families with loved ones imprisoned in China are drawing attention to them and trying to pressure the government.
The Ripple Effects of China’s Debt Policy on Crypto Market
China increases its debt ceiling to alleviate local government debt and boost economic growth. Analysts speculate on the crypto market impact.
Beijing congratulates Sam Hou-fai on election victory
Beijing officials responsible for Macau affairs on Sunday offered their congratulations to the SAR’s former top judge, Sam Hou-fai, on winning the
China wants to draw more foreign hospitals, but hurdles remain significant
More foreign entrants could help shake up China’s hospital scene, which faces problems like over-consumption and corruption. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Taiwan denounces China’s “economic oppression” amid trade tensions
The Mainland Affairs Council of Taiwan (MAC) on Saturday expressed its opposition to what it termed China’s “economic oppression” of the self-ruled island. This statement came after the Chinese Ministry of Commerce’s announcement that it…
China’s scorching rally takes a breather to wait on stimulus
Chinese shares fell on Wednesday and commodities nursed sharp losses as investors tempered enthusiasm for a Chinese economic recovery, while broader markets steadied on expectations that the U.S. economy can avoid recession and support global…
ASEAN urges early accord on South China Sea code, end to Myanmar violence
Southeast Asian leaders called on Sunday for swift agreement on a code of conduct for the South China Sea based on international law, while demanding an immediate halt to fighting in Myanmar and …
