SYDNEY, Oct 8 (Reuters) – The Pacific Island nation of Kiribati has issued rare criticism of China over last month’s launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile, saying the Pacific is not …
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Australia detects the first case of the highly transmissible COVID-19 strain dubbed XEC
Australia has recorded its first cases of the XEC COVID-19 variant that has been spreading in Europe this year. Here’s what you need to know about XEC — the highly transmissible strain that has been…
Does China now have a permanent military base in Cambodia?
The Cambodian government has repeatedly denied such a possibility, citing its constitution which bans any permanent foreign military presence, and stating that Ream is open to use …
Tariffs Alone Won’t Counter China and Rebuild U.S. Industry | Opinion
T he upcoming U.S. presidential election looks set to be one of the most consequential in recent memory. Both sides view it as an existential struggle for the heart of America. On
Chinese markets should surge higher if they follow course seen in COVID-19 and 2008 crash
China’s recent rally could still have “more legs” if it is in any way similar to the stimulus-fueled rallies that followed the COVID-19 pandemic and the 2008 financial crash, Goldman Sachs has said. C …
China chip stocks are soaring as excitement grows for another round of stimulus from Beijing
Chinese chip stocks gained $13 billion on Monday as traders expect Beijing to extend stimulus support to the semiconductor industry on Tuesday.
Navigating the resource market: China’s stimulus and global impacts
As China unveils a massive stimulus package, global markets watch closely. From gold’s safe-haven appeal to copper’s growing demand, we analyse how various commodities might respond to China’s …
China’s Brokers Skip Holidays to Staff Up for ‘Hectic’ Reopening
Brokerages and stock exchanges in China are gearing up for a frantic Tuesday when onshore markets reopen after a week-long holiday, with optimism running high that Beijing’s stimulus measures will give shares another leg up.
Chinese Semiconductor Stocks Extend Rally on China’s Stimulus Measures
Investor sentiment has been boosted by Beijing’s recent package of stimulus measures across multiple policy fronts.
Beijing Must Feel Like It Is Under Pressure, And It Definitely Is
Beijing has again moved to jumpstart China’s beleaguered economy. Implicitly admitting that its May stimulus package had failed to do the job, the nation’s leadership in September made a dramatic gesture, advancing monetary and fiscal…
Chris Jones: In Stratford, ‘Salesman in China’ looks at Arthur Miller fighting off his ghosts in 1983 Beijing
In 1983, the playwright Arthur Miller, accompanied by his then-wife Inge Morath, accepted an invitation to direct his iconic play “Death of a Salesman” at the Beijing Peoples
Snooker-China’s Zhao shines light on Swedish snooker with 147, Q Tour win
China’s Zhao Xintong’s maximum 147 break in a small club in Sweden shone a spotlight on the snooker satellite tour that seldom hits the headlines but is essential to the sport’s constant need for fresh…
Why China is asking school teachers to hand in their passports
Chinese President Xi Jinping is further tightening his grip on civil society. Authorities have ordered a passport recall among a growing number of teachers at state-run schools. The move appears to be …
