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Hong Kong Eases Covid Restrictions: Scraps LeaveHomeSafe App Mandate
Hong Kong is scrapping some of its last remaining Covid restrictions following China’s rapid shift away from the zero-tolerance approach.
‘Magic medicine’: canned peaches hoarded across China as Covid-19 controls eased
A relatively unknown canned fruit – sliced yellow peaches – are at the centre of a nationwide buying spree by customers who believe the sugary snack can provide a line of defence against disease amid the relaxation of Covid-19 restrictions.
China sought reopening advice from Hong Kong before zero-Covid protests
Public health experts travelled to Beijing to discuss possible fallout of easing restrictions
China to Set Economic Plans Amid Shift From Covid Zero to Growth
China’s abrupt ending of Covid Zero injects more uncertainty into an already fragile economy, raising the prospect of looser fiscal and monetary policy and more easing in the property market to bolster growth.
China, Hong Kong to Start Quarantine-Free Travel in January, HK01 Says
China and Hong Kong will start quarantine-free travel as soon as January, media outlet HK01 reported, as the mainland rapidly unwinds its Covid Zero measures.
China Says It Has Taken U.S. Semiconductor Rules to WTO
Beijing is challenging Washington’s export controls, considering them trade protectionism.
Chinese underworld floods to Thailand-Myanmar river border
Macao squeeze spawns new gambling and trafficking hubs akin to 'penal colonies'
Chinese brands spend $1.4bn on World Cup ads, sponsorships
Wanda, Hisense pitch the globe as China tops spending for soccer tourney
Beijing’s U.S. envoy expects further COVID relaxation, easier travel to China
China’s ambassador to the United States on Monday said he believes China’s COVID-19 measures will be further relaxed in the near future and international travel to the country will become easier.
Why Some Scientists Choose China’s Space Station for Research
A project led by researchers from a Swiss university highlights China’s ambition to make the Tiangong outpost broadly available for science.
“Online testing is a joke”: How Chinese students cheat on U.S. college entry exams
For just $5,000, students can buy their way to acing English exams.
Queues form at fever clinics as China wrestles with COVID surge
The crowds are new sign of the rapid spread of symptoms after authorities began dismantling an apparatus they used to surveil residents and curtail movement.
Senior US officials visit China, hold talks with vice foreign minister
A high-level U.S. delegation held talks with China's vice foreign minister on Sunday and Monday in Langfang, a city neighbouring Beijing, the Chinese foreign ministry said.
Tai chi vs. mixed martial arts — the big fight of China: Viral videos for May 1-5
Buzzing in China this week: A martial arts controversy, a miraculous escape from a car accident, a quirky local festival in Hong Kong, and an escalator episode.
Tai chi master takes a beating – China society and culture news from May 4, 2017
A summary of today’s top news in Chinese society and culture. Part of the daily The China Project news roundup “Chinese cosmocrats — from mission control to the governor’s office.”
Waiting for H-1B work visas in the time of Trump
This year, the Trump administration suspended expedited processing for H-1B work visa applicants, meaning that many foreign professionals will face longer wait times and uncertainty.
Where does Anbang get its bucks? – China news from May 1, 2017
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