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China reportedly orders halt to imports of Australian coal
Industry news sources report that Beijing has told several state-owned steelmakers and power plants to stop imports with immediate effect
Philippines says it and China reaffirm strong relations
The foreign ministers of Philippines and China reaffirmed their countries' strong relations on Saturday, Manila's foreign ministry said, amid bilateral tensions over the South China Sea.
U.S. targets only one percent of Chinese students over security: White House official
The United States is targeting only about one percent of the 400,000 Chinese students in the United States over China's bid to gather U.S. technology and other information, a top White House said official said on Wednesday.
U.S. puts China at top of forced labor list
The United States on Wednesday identified China as the global hotspot for goods made with forced labor, highlighting growing concern over treatment of Uighur Muslims in the country's Xinjiang region.
Argentina's beef exports to China this year seen at pre-pandemic pace
Argentina is expected to export about 870,000 tonnes of beef to China this year, the main destination for the South American country's renowned red meat, matching last year's exports despite the global pandemic, a local meat chamber said on Wednesday.
Pompeo delivers warning to Italy over China's economic influence, 5G
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo delivered a warning to Italy over its economic relations with China on Wednesday, and described Chinese mobile telecoms technology as a threat to Italy's national security and the privacy of its citizens.
U.S., Taiwan to team up on infrastructure in pushback against China
The United States and Taiwan will work together on infrastructure projects in the Indo-Pacific region and Latin America, officials said on Wednesday, in an implicit pushback for China's own massive regional investment plans.
China's factory activity accelerates at solid pace in September on boost from overseas demand
China's factory activity extended solid growth in September, twin surveys showed, as the nation's crucial exports engine revved up on improving overseas demand and underlined a steady economic recovery from the coronavirus shock.
China's factory activity likely grew at slightly faster pace in September: Reuters poll
China’s factory activity likely expanded at a slightly faster pace in September, a Reuters poll showed on Monday, as the economy extends a steady recovery from the coronavirus crisis.
Beijing asks frozen food importers to shun countries with severe coronavirus
China's capital called on importers on Monday to shun frozen food from countries suffering from severe novel coronavirus outbreaks after several cases of imported seafood products testing positive for the virus.
Some 3,500 U.S. companies sue over Trump-imposed Chinese tariffs
About 3,500 U.S. companies, including Tesla Inc , Ford Motor Co , Target Corp , Walgreen Co and Home Depot have sued the Trump administration in the last two weeks over the imposition of tariffs on more than $300 billion (£235.35 billion...
Japan finance minister urges G7 to pressure China to abide by debt relief initiative
Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said on Friday that China's participation in a debt relief initiative dubbed "DSSI" was insufficient and that the Group of Seven (G7) advanced economies must put more pressure on Beijing to abide by it.
Japan PM Suga and China's Xi agree to pursue high-level contacts in first talks
Japan's new Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga said on Friday he had agreed with Chinese President Xi Jinping in their first talks to pursue high-level contacts in a bid to promote regional and international stability.
China bans two Australian 'anti-China' scholars: Global Times
China has barred entry to two "anti-China" Australian scholars, the Global Times newspaper said on Thursday, citing unidentified sources, amid heightened tension between Beijing and Canberra.
TSMC warns China-U.S. deleveraging will drive up costs
The deleveraging of China-U.S. supply chains and protectionism on both sides of the Pacific will only drive up costs and limit the flow of ideas, the chairman of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd said on Wednesday.
U.S. House passes China forced labor bill near unanimously
The U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday voted near unanimously to pass legislation to restrict imports of goods made using forced labor from China, as lawmakers look to address the treatment of Uighur Muslims in China's Xinjiang region.
Apparel group says broad ban on China's Xinjiang cotton impossible to enforce
The head of a major apparel industry group told lawmakers on Thursday that blanket U.S. import bans on cotton or other products from China's Xinjiang region over forced labor concerns would "wreak havoc" on legitimate supply chains.
Taiwan scrambles jets as 18 Chinese planes buzz during U.S. visit
Taiwan scrambled fighter jets on Friday as 18 Chinese aircraft buzzed the island, crossing the sensitive midline of the Taiwan Strait, in response to a senior U.S. official holding talks in Taipei.
China ministry on TikTok urges U.S. to respect fair competition
China urges the United States to respect the principles of the market economy and fair competition, the foreign ministry said on Thursday when asked about ByteDance saying China will need to approve its TikTok deal in the United States.
GM faces unexpected bills as India-China tensions delay sale of India plant: sources
Delays to General Motors' sale of its Indian plant to Great Wall Motor due to tensions between India and China are likely to result in hefty unplanned costs for the U.S. automaker, people familiar with the matter said.