YANGON: Junta authorities in Myanmar are seeking help from the international community to tackle the coronavirus, state media said on Wednesday, as the impoverished country looks beyond ally China in …
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Glavin: Beijing poised to seize the climate change agenda — and everyone will pay the price
After having ransacked the economies of the world’s liberal democracies and wrecked what is still quaintly called the “rules-based international order,” Xi Jinping’s police state in Beijing has now …
‘Will Never Allow Any Force to Use Afghanistan Against China’: Taliban Assures Beijing
Foreign Minister Wang Yi met Mullah Baradar at Tianjin and sought to prevail on him to build a “positive image and establish a broad and inclusive political structure that suits Afghanistan’s national …
As Russia Talks Nuclear Weapons with U.S., It Forges Closer Military Ties with China
Russia’s military chief said Moscow and Beijing have found “new ways of interaction and continued fruitful collaboration,” while his Chinese counterpart said the two have “maintained strong and …
Exclusive: Foreign Businesses in China Must Plan for Risk of Confiscation: Suntory CEO
“We have to judge to what extent we can tolerate confiscation,” says the Suntory CEO. “And I believe we have to decide sooner or later.” …
Chinese stocks are being battered by regulation from Beijing. Here are the 10 that have seen the steepest declines in 2021.
The iShares MSCI China ETF has fallen 16% year-to-date and is down 30% from its peak in February, while the S&P 500 is up about 15% in 2021.
China Seeks Taliban Promise to Wage War on Uighur Fighters in Afghanistan
“We hope the Afghan Taliban will make a clean break with all terrorist organizations including the ETIM and resolutely and effectively combat them,” Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said.
Retail investors have been buying the dip in Chinese stocks slammed by Beijing’s corporate crackdown
“Chinese ADRs are the latest example of how retail behavior has changed over the past four months,” says Vanda Research.
How China’s Nuclear Missile Stockpile Compares to the U.S.
Despite this month’s discovery of new nuclear missile fields under construction in northwestern China, its estimated nuclear arsenal still falls well short of U.S. and Russian stockpiles.
What’s China gaming at? Why its tech giants are snapping up video game studios
After decades of the U.S. and Japan dominating the gaming space, China’s influence is growing as its tech giants snap up gaming studios around the world.
China’s state-owned enterprise reform: Shenzhen tries to lure loyal party cadres into oversight roles
New policy is in line with Beijing’s push to consolidate state control in critical and strategic sectors of the national economy, making SOEs ‘stronger and bigger’.
Heavy Traffic Moves Through Beijing, China
Heavy traffic moves along a ring road in Beijing, on Wednesday, July 28, 2021. China, the world’s biggest car market, said this month that it expects vehicle sales to hit close to two million units,…
Beijing Winter Olympics: US lawmakers turn up heat on sponsors
US lawmakers are piling pressure on major American corporate sponsors of the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing as tensions between the United States and China over human rights and other issues remain …
