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China blocks US sanctions against five ‘teapot’ refineries
Ministry of Commerce says sanctions against refineries accused of importing Iranian oil violate international law.
Beijing tells China firms to ignore US sanctions on refiners
The US measures unlawfully restrict normal trade with third countries and breach international norms, the country’s commerce ministry said in a statement on Saturday.
Are US Air Force C-17s flying cars into Beijing for Trump’s China trip?
American military cargo planes have been spotted at the Chinese capital’s main airport, suggesting that the high-stakes visit is still on.
Shenzhen office market gains steam on tech and services demand, but vacancies remain high
Leasing activity in core districts is picking up, driven by tech occupiers, but analysts warn oversupply will keep vacancies elevated.
Harvard scientist convicted of lying about China ties rebuilds brain-tech lab in China
Charles Lieber, a convicted former Harvard scientist, has rebuilt his brain-computer interface lab in Shenzhen, China, according to Reuters.
Taiwan president visits Eswatini days after blaming China for cancelled trip
Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te has arrived in Eswatini, days after his government said a trip had been cancelled due to China pressuring African countries to stop him flying over their territories.
Commie-nator: ex-Harvard scientist defects to China to help build army of AI super soldiers
The former head of Harvard chemistry department defects to China – giving them the edge in the global race to develop the world’s first AI super-soldier.
Why Panama Canal sparked war of words between China and the Americas
In a rare statement this week, the U.S. and five other countries issued support for Panama against “bullying” action from China.
Why Beijing now wants its spies executed in Taiwan back in the spotlight
Mainland China is seeing a surge in interest over ‘invisible martyrs’ such as Wu Shi, a KMT defector who was executed in Taipei in 1950.
Counting gains from Beijing, Taiwanese opposition leader Cheng Li-wun eyes US trip in June
KMT chairwoman will test her cross-strait message when she meets think tanks, overseas Taiwanese and potentially policymakers in America.
China was the birthplace of recreational drones. Now you can’t buy one in Beijing
In the flagship Beijing store of the world’s biggest drone maker, display racks designed to showcase DJI’s famous flying products sit awkwardly empty.
