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Huawei ban: Chinese state media claims tourists avoiding New Zealand
Report in Communist party mouthpiece comes amidst strained relations
Plans for first Chinese solar power station in space revealed
It could reliably supply energy 99 per cent of the time, at six-times the intensity of solar farms on earth, researcher says.
China imposes anti-dumping tariffs on Brazilian chicken
BEIJING: China announced anti-dumping duties on Brazilian chicken Friday (Feb 15), saying investigations had revealed that poultry imports had ...
'China is your daddy': Backlash against Tibetan student's election prompts questions about foreign influence | CBC News
What might otherwise be the usual mudslinging around a student election has turned into a political firestorm on a Toronto university campus, where a newly-elected student president is raising questions about the source of pro-China attacks against her.
Angry over campus speech by Uighur activist, Chinese students in Canada contact their consulate, film presentation
The incident raises questions about the line between student activism and state interference.
In Tour of Australia, Chinese Admire Clean Air but Bemoan Lack of Hot Drinking Water (Published 2019)
We spent four days with a group of Chinese tourists visiting Australia. The visitors and locals approached each other with confusion, skepticism and sometimes racism.
Former Coke Scientist Accused of Stealing Trade Secrets for Chinese Venture
A Chinese-born scientist was arrested on charges of trying to steal trade secrets from companies doing research with Coca-Cola, with the intent to set up a competing venture in China.
Unemployment on the rise as downturn starts to bite in China
Chongqing struggling to find jobs for workers who were laid off as the US-China trade war forced factories to downsize.
‘Like pulling teeth’: China, US far apart on structural changes by Beijing
China has proposed parallel talks aimed at resolving Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou’s extradition case, sources say.
Remember that ‘Chinese boycott’ of Canada Goose jackets? It didn’t happen
Despite a December call for Chinese buyers to spurn Canada Goose after the arrest of Huawei’s CFO in Vancouver, sales climbed 50 per cent in Q4 2018.
Sweden Replaces China Envoy After Article by Detained Bookseller's Daughter
Angela Gui's article details the 'very strange experience' of a meeting with the Swedish ambassador and two unnamed businessmen.
China’s latest gold rush has transformed a fifth-tier city
Strong consumer demand for the barbarous relic is prompting miners to open jewellery shops | Business
Everest base camp in Tibet off limits to tourists for ‘indefinite period’
Ordinary visitors will be able to go to areas around Rongpo monastery, but only those with climbing permits can go to the base camp and higher.
China is ‘principal threat’ to American interests: US commander
Admiral Phil Davidson tells Senate panel Beijing is seeking to ‘bend, break and replace the existing rules-based international order’ and warns China has become the ‘principal threat’ to American interests, people and allies.
Singapore suspends licence of Chinese bike-sharing service Ofo
Ofo’s woes are casting a shadow over the bike-sharing industry, which seemed a potentially lucrative idea when it first emerged
China’s Didi reportedly lost a staggering $1.6 billion in 2018 – TechCrunch
China’s largest car-hailing company is facing relentless pressure from all fronts. Beijing-based Didi Chuxing reportedly lost a staggering 10.9 billion yuan ($1.6 billion) in 2018, according to financial data that Chinese news site 36Kr obtained. For some context, Uber posted a net loss of $939 million on a pro forma basis and an EBITA loss at $527 million during […]
‘Naive’ Sweden is updating its 16-year-old China strategy
Beijing’s Scandinavian trade partner tries to balance its commitment to human rights and democracy with need to maintain economic relations with China.
We have taken note of condition of Uyghurs in China: Government
Turkish Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hami Aksoy has said it is “no longer a secret” that China has arbitrarily detained more than a million Uyghurs in “concentration camps”.
China Seeks to Woo U.S. With Promise of Big Chip Purchases
China is counting on promises of big purchases of semiconductors and other U.S. goods to ease trade tensions and persuade President Trump to extend a tariff truce and later resolve the market-rattling dispute directly with Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
