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China trying to create its own globally decisive naval force through BRI: Pentagon
Touted as President Xi Jinping's pet project, China is vigorously pursuing the Belt and Road initiative, offering billions of dollars of loans for infrastructure projects to different countries as it looks to expand global influence.
Top watchdog censures China's biggest stock photo platform amid public outrage · TechNode
Company logos and photos for Chinese tech companies including Baidu and Tencent were among images for which VCG claimed the copyright.
Auto giants battle used car dealers for Africa's huge market
At the edge of Nairobi's Ngong Forest, thousands of used cars glitter in the hot sun on a dusty field, waiting for buyers.
China local governments flood market with $179bn in bonds
Move is latest sign of Beijing’s efforts to stimulate growth
In Mao-style revolution move, 10 mn young Chinese to be sent to villages
The report did not say how the volunteers will be chosen or persuaded or whether it will be mandatory for some to head to the villages.
China's March trade surplus soars past expectations, Beijing data show
China's exports for the month of March came in much higher than expected, while its imports came in much lower than expected, according to customs data released on Friday.
Exclusive: Foreign insurers gear up to tap China's $1.6 trillion pensions business - sources
Foreign insurers including Generali and Prudential Plc are in early talks with authorities to enter China's private pensions sector, people with knowledge of the matter said, as Beijing opens up to overseas companies.
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Chinese flash floods: 11 workers killed after deluge warning in Shenzhen
Emergency officials say drainage firm did not respond properly to warnings, while weather bureau warns that more heavy rain is on its way to Guangdong.
China’s state pension fund to run dry by 2035 due to one-child policy
The backbone of the country’s state pension system, which supports some 249 million people, is under threat, warns the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
All the Pigs in Europe Can’t Make Up for China’s Hog Apocalypse
Visitors aren’t welcome at Zhao Baojiang’s pigsty. Those granted access to his fortress-like farm outside Beijing must park a half-mile away, change into shoes he provides, and wear disposable overalls to prevent introducing African swine fever virus.
Opinion: How Ottawa can get Beijing to release our detainees
It’s been months since Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor were detained in China, and how we handled the Soviet Union offers a model for how our strategy should shift
The Mysterious Case of the Disappearing China Sanctions
Mass detention of Uighurs has been superseded by trade talks, say rights advocates.
How Should Europe Handle Relations with China?
When Xi Jinping visited Europe in late March, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker portrayed the future of EU-China relations in mixed terms: “We are strategic partners, and yes,
China’s Sinochem Will Sell Logistics Arm in Rare Privatization Move
A Chinese coal magnate is set to buy the logistics arm of China’s industrial conglomerate Sinochem International Corp., in the biggest-ever takeover of a state-run fleet by a private company.
US suppliers given list of Chinese firms to handle with care
US Commerce Department warns that it cannot verify that organisations in question are abiding by export administration regulations.
Many Chinese suffer discrimination based on their regional origin
Life is often hard for internal migrants in China, especially those from Henan and the north-east | China
The Mind-Boggling Art-House Film That Broke China’s Box Office
'Long Day’s Journey Into Night' is a gorgeous and impossible puzzle of a movie that could become a cult hit when it arrives in the United States.
China's ENN to scrap deal for Toshiba's U.S. LNG business
China's ENN Ecological Holdings Co said on Thursday it would scrap a deal to buy Toshiba's U.S. liquefied natural gas business due to a failure to obtain approvals from shareholders and a U.S. panel that monitors foreign investments.
Chinese scientists add human genes to monkey brains
Experiments compared to dystopian science fiction classic Planet of the Apes and follow other controversial projects in China, including last year’s gene-edited twins.
