BEIJING (BLOOMBERG) – The company behind China’s first homegrown mRNA Covid-19 vaccine aims to have efficacy data from late-stage testing of the shot before the end of the year, a key step in the …
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China Warns U.S.: Strained Relations Could Sink Climate Cooperation
John Kerry, President Biden’s climate envoy, is in China this week pushing leaders to aggressively cut greenhouse gasses. But the worsening U.S.-China relationship is taking center stage.
China slams high actor pay, bars ‘effeminate’ behaviour from screens
China expanded a crackdown on its entertainment industry on Thursday, telling broadcasters to bar artists with “incorrect political positions” and effeminate styles from shows, and said a “patriotic …
China warns US poor relations could undermine progress on climate change
Wang Yi warned US climate envoy John Kerry that cooperation on reducing emissions could not be separated from the broader relationship …
Chinese mainland reports 1 new locally transmitted COVID-19 case
A medical worker inoculates an old woman with a dose of COVID-19 vaccine in Neikeng Town in Jinjiang City, southeast China’s Fujian Province, Aug. 31, 2021. (Xinhua/Song Weiwei) BEIJING, Sept. 2 …
China accuses US of politicising global response to COVID-19
The recent U.S. Intelligence Report on COVID-19 Origins has the ugly agenda of politicising the global response to COVID-19 when unity and cooperation is key, Chinese Ambassador to Sri Lanka, Qi …
China Warns U.S. Climate Cooperation at Risk on Political Tensions
Senior Chinese diplomat Wang Yi has warned the United States that political tensions between Beijing and Washington could undermine efforts by the world’s top two sources of greenhouse gas to …
China’s health-care sector could be Beijing’s next regulatory target, analysts say
China’s health-care sector will probably be the next to fall under scrutiny, analysts warn, as the country’s regulators crack down on everything from tech to education this year.
‘Ticking time bomb!’ Beijing stokes war tensions with South China Sea maritime law
CHINA’s latest maritime rules to regulate foreign ships is creating fear of a ‘ticking time bomb’ for a potential conflict in the South China sea.
Beijing launches websites for reporting cybersecurity vulnerabilities in systems, apps and smart cars
The platforms are aimed at giving Beijing real-time updates about loopholes within the country’s mobile apps, connected cars and other internet products that could be exploited by hackers or …
China Warns Kerry That Bad Ties Could Set Back Climate Talks
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi warned U.S. climate envoy John Kerry on Wednesday that deteriorating U.S.-China relations could undermine cooperation between the two on climate change.
China hog stocks shed $75bn after swine fever recovery and ‘peak pork’
A resurgence of pork supplies in China following huge losses from African swine fever has wiped about $75bn off the country’s top hog-related equities, as the world’s largest pig farmers grapple with …
Covid-19 Has China’s Gambling Hub Macau on a Long Losing Streak
Business remains muted in the once-bustling casinos of Macau more than a year and a half into the Covid-19 pandemic, while gambling operators wait for tourists to return en masse to the city.
