A passenger bus collided into a tunnel wall in north China’s Shanxi province on Tuesday, killing 14 people and injuring 37 others, Chinese state media reported on Wednesday.
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Taiwan warns of ‘enormous’ Chinese bases near its S.China Sea holding
Taiwan’s foreign minister said on Wednesday that China has built “enormous” military bases on three islands surrounding Taiwan’s main holding in the South China Sea, but Taipei is not looking to …
Rising Challenges and Uncertainties for Foreign Firms in China, Reports European Business Group
Amidst an increasingly politicized global business environment, companies face tough decisions about their engagement with the Chinese market, the report underscored. It was developed in collaboration …
Doing business in China is growing tougher, more uncertain, European business group says
That’s especially the case given trade friction with Washington and discussions about “decoupling” supply chains from China after the disruptions that occurred during the COVID-19 pandemic. But they …
Australia hosts China FM, sees ‘stability’ in ties
China and Australia claimed to have stabilised long-strained … marking a diplomatic thaw between two trading partners who have sparred over everything from the origins of Covid-19 to military …
Australia, China foreign ministers meet to discuss trade, defence and human rights
Australia will prepare for a visit by China’s Premier Li Qiang this year, Foreign Minister Penny Wong said after meeting her Chinese counterpart Wang Yi in Canberra for talks which Australia said …
COVID-19 lab leak finding ‘ludicrous’: virology expert
After assessing the evidence, he has been a vociferous critic of claims the coronavirus leaked from one of the viral research facilities in Wuhan. The WHO study concluded the emergence of the virus …
Why Wall Street’s getting out of China, NYC’s progressive regression and other commentary
Why Wall Street’s Getting Out “One should not invest in China,” a top Goldman Sachs honcho declared this month — another sign, argues Gordon Chang at The Hill, that Wall Street thinks “China has …
China’s Top Diplomat Meets Australian Counterpart in Canberra
China’s top diplomat, Foreign Minister Wang Yi, met with his Australian counterpart Penny Wong in Canberra on Wednesday for talks which Australia said would include human rights, tariffs and regional …
Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra to make UK tour debut in Basingstoke
The Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra (SZSO) will perform at The Anvil on Wednesday, March 20, marking their first-ever UK tour. SZSO’s debut UK tour will comprise of a diverse and captivating programme, …
China’s hospitals are stopping newborn deliveries as population shrinks
Insights from Health Circle, Physician’s Journal, and Korea JoongAng Daily Hospitals across China are shutting down their newborn delivery services, faced with a declining population that has led to a …
Hong Kong passes second national security law, widening crackdown powers and aligning city more closely with mainland China
Hong Kong’s legislature unanimously passed sweeping new powers on Tuesday that critics and analysts warned would align the financial hub’s national security laws more closely with those used on the …
Pennsylvania Republican Profited From China Trade Policies He Helped Shape
As a top Treasury official in the George W. Bush administration, David McCormick worked to expand U.S. financial firms’ access to China.
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