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China Clamps Down Even Harder on Rare Earths
The move is Beijing’s latest attempt to tighten control over global production of the metals, which are essential to the manufacturing of chips.
China puts new limits on rare earths as Xi’s meeting with Trump looms
China has put new export controls on rare earths, used in U.S. defense technology and computer chips, ahead of a meeting between the two countries’ leaders.
Shenzhen establishes RMB 1.55 billion artificial intelligence and robotics industry fund
According to Tianyancha data, Shenzhen Deep Venture Capital Artificial Intelligence and Embodied Robotics Industry Private Equity Fund has been …
Musetti irked by coughing Shanghai fans after Beijing apology
World number nine Lorenzo Musetti pleaded with the chair umpire to ask spectators to stop coughing in between his serves at the Shanghai Masters on Wednesday, days after the Italian issued an apology …
Beijing seeks assurance from India on no US re-export of heavy rare earths
China has reportedly asked India to give a written assurance that heavy rare earth magnets imported from its firms will not be re-exported to the US and will be used only for domestic needs …
Beijing demands India assurance on rare earth use before exports: Report
China controls nearly 90% of global production of heavy rare earth magnets, crucial for electric vehicles, renewable energy, electronics, aerospace, and defence industries.
Beijing’s cultural calendar comes alive with the 2025 Grand Performances
The 2025 Grand Performances in Beijing Seasonal Productions will bring more than 80 performance troupes, with 117 productions to over 30 professional theaters and 20 new performance spaces in the …
China unveils sweeping rare earth export controls to protect ‘national security’
China has unveiled sweeping new export controls on rare earths and related technologies, as Beijing seeks to protect and leverage its dominant position in the global supply chain for critical minerals …
Two giant pandas debut after quarantine in Beijing
After a monthlong quarantine, two giant pandas named Ji Nian, or “Auspicious Year”, and Fu Jiang, or “Lucky General”, made their public debut at Beijing Zoo on Monday, coinciding with the Mid-Autumn …
3,000km run from Beijing to Hong Kong aims to raise US$1 million for disabled
Jockey turned entrepreneur Jo Lodder has impressive record with long-distance runs, but he admits coming challenge will test his abilities.
The sinister disappearance of China’s bosses
Liuzhi detentions are perhaps the clearest source of unease. When the system was created in 2018 it was aimed mainly at Communist Party members and government officials, part of the anti-corruption …
Satellite Pictures Show China’s Growing Invasion Fleet
Satellite imagery appears to show a rare assembly of Chinese amphibious assault ships in the Yangtze River Estuary, suggesting a high state of readiness among forces that would likely play a central …
