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Why Kenya’s fishing industry is sailing in rough waters
From Ras Kamboni in Lamu on the Kenya Somalia border to Shimoni, Kwale County, coast fishermen are crying foul.
Camps for Uyghurs, “Schools” or Jails? Exclusive Report
While China tries to defend the indefensible claiming that the transformation through education camps are benign “schools,” one of our reporters secretly visited the new large camp in Yining, Xinjiang, and proved it is undoubtedly a jail. On November 6, the United Nations Human Rights Council conducted its Universal Periodic Review of China. Several […]
Locked in a trade war, China and US try to rally support in Asia
Xi Jinping, Li Keqiang and Mike Pence make the regional rounds as their countries compete for influence.
'We can reach you wherever you are': Uighurs abroad feel China's reach
China’s security services are pressing members of the country’s Uighur minority abroad to spy on compatriots when abroad, including in Nato and Western countries
Li family of Kowloon Dairy fork out record price for white truffle
Group led by family member snapped up the 880 gram prized fungus at annual charity auction.
China’s deleveraging campaign takes a toll on its private sector
An upswing in the Chinese equities market can’t disguise the beating its private firms have taken due to government efforts to rein in debt. Furthermore, these worrying signs appear unlikely to ease as long as central banks dial back their stimulus measures.
U.S. soybean farmers hang on for dear life in Trump's China trade war
Soybean inventories have more than doubled in the past year.
U.S. Adopts New Battle Plan to Fight China’s Theft of Trade Secrets
The Trump administration is broadening its China trade battle beyond tariffs with a plan to use export controls, indictments and other tools to counter the theft of intellectual property.
China honours construction workers killed in Zambia as ‘martyrs’
China’s role in southern Africa has prompted a growing backlash, but Beijing says workers’ ‘sacrifice’ shows depth of its commitment
Beijing to cushion – not stop – yuan decline in long run
Beijing will resist downward pressure on the yuan “for now”, although moderate depreciation in the Chinese currency is probably still on the cards, according to analysts.
Frozen Out of China, American Farmers Refuse to Sell Their Soy
Caught smack in the middle of the U.S.-China trade war, America’s soybean farmers are taking a huge gamble.
Families Of The Disappeared: A Search For Loved Ones Held In China's Xinjiang Region
A Kazakh rights organization has collected more than 1,000 testimonies from ethnic Kazakhs and Uighurs whose families have disappeared into a network of internment camps in Xinjiang.
China's Ruyi, pretender to LVMH's throne, plots more 'affordable luxury' deals
China's acquisitive apparel firm Shandong Ruyi is targeting more global deals involving "affordable luxury" brands, under a push to establish the first high-end Chinese fashion empire to eventually challenge behemoth LVMH .
Cathay Pacific cyberattack far worse than thought, carrier admits
Airline makes shock revelation in submission to Hong Kong lawmakers and admits it was subjected to intense, repeated hacking for more than three months.
China postpones lifting of ban on trade of tiger and rhino parts
China has postponed the lifting of a ban on the trade of rhino horn and tiger parts for medicine and other uses, the government said on Monday, after a storm of protest from conservation groups over a plan to water down the decades-old prohibition.
Honda to shift production of SUV to China from US amid trade war
Japanese automaker aims to avoid higher auto tariffs
Schoolchildren’s homework a taxing chore for Chinese parents
Berated, named and shamed by teachers if they do not help children complete assignments properly.
Labor activists missing in China after suspected coordinated raids
At least 12 Chinese labor activists have gone missing in recent days, in what sources close to them believe was a coordinated effort by authorities to silence the vocal group, most of them university students or recent graduates.
Briefing: Beijing to complete a new autonomous driving test field · TechNode
The test field aims to simulate around 85% of road situations in Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei province.
China-Singapore ties: Creating a better tomorrow with openness, cooperation and innovation
Opinion News -Singapore is regarded by many as a country of distinct charms. This is not only because of its beautiful scenery and international reputation as the Garden City. More importantly, as a
