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Chinese government faces peer-to-peer lending scandals dilemma
Authorities fear that not compensating financial victims risks social unrest
US-China trade battle blamed for 16pc drop in wool price
Wool broker Marty Moses says he has not seen the market fall this quickly in the 40 years he has been in the industry.
China's stealth fighters show off missile payload | CNN
The Chinese air force saved the big guns for last at its biennial Zhuhai air show, flying its new stealth fighters with full missile loads Sunday for the first time in a public display.
U.S. farmer on trade war: 'We are willing to suffer'
"We understand that and we are willing to suffer short-term pain for long-term gain.”
Philippines, China seek pact to end stand-off over oil, gas
Asia News -After years of brinkmanship in the South China Sea, an agreement between China and the Philippines to explore the billions of dollars in oil and gas reserves that may lie beneath seems
Johnson & Johnson still bullish on China even as trade war rages on
The company will open two new manufacturing plants with a combined investment of US$580 million in 2019
How's China's Opening to the Financial Sector Going?: QuickTake
Last year, China pledged to allow overseas financial firms greater access to the world’s second-largest economy. Then came the trade war with the U.S., raising concerns that President Xi Jinping could retaliate by going back on his vow. Xi now says the opening is steadily widening. But the take-up by foreign companies has been slow.
In China, Desperate Patients Smuggle Drugs. Or Make Their Own. (Published 2018)
Despite health insurance, terminally ill patients have to hunt around the world and on the internet for ways to stay alive.
Young Activists Go Missing in China, Raising Fears of Crackdown (Published 2018)
The Communist Party appears to be redoubling efforts to quash a movement for workers’ rights that has spread across Chinese campuses.
Alibaba’s Singles Day Sales Top $30 Billion. The Party May Not Last. (Published 2018)
China’s slowing economic growth and weakening consumer sentiment pose a challenge to an e-commerce giant with world-swallowing ambitions.
African swine fever suspected to be in animal feed in China
(This Nov 11 story corrects headline and text throughout to say case of disease in feed was suspected, not confirmed. Removes paragraph, bullet saying it is first reported contamination of feed supply.)
Nothing but grey skies: Beijing set to see its first winter smog
Air quality set to move into ‘heavily polluted’ territory after heating systems turned back on China’s capital.
Beijing's secret plot to infiltrate UN used Australian insider
Chinese Australian Sheri Yan played a key role in a secret Beijing operation targeting the most prominent symbol of the global rules-based order: the UN.
HKFP Lens: Leslie Kee's 'Out in Taiwan' captures the diversity of Taiwan's LGBT+ community ahead of historic referendum | Hong Kong Free Press HKFP
Renowned Singaporean photographer Leslie Kee has photographed nearly 200 LGBT couples and individuals for a series of black-and-white stills called “Out in Taiwan.” The 14-hour marathon photo shoot featured a host of Taiwanese LGBT figures from veteran activist Chi Chia-wei to drag queens. When asked why he shoots in black and white, Kee said: “It’s a symbol of […]
Police 'kidnap' 10 labour activists across China: Rights group
East Asia News -BEIJING (AFP) - A Chinese labour rights group on Saturday (Nov 10) said at least ten of its supporters were detained by police in several cities across the country, in the latest
China's J-10 Fighter: Now Armed with Su-35 'DNA'?
As in a new reverse engineered engine.
Arabia: the new Mecca for Chinese medical tourists?
Forget Thailand, there’s a new destination on the map for China’s big-spending, travelling patients: the Middle East
Chinese leaders struggle to shake off stock market gloom
Nervous investors reluctant to risk further losses after benchmark stock index sees heavy falls this year
