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Hundreds join US rallies as China cracks down on Covid protests
Hundreds of people gathered at Harvard University and near Chinese consulates in New York and Chicago to support Chinese citizens fed up with strict antivirus restrictions.
China’s high youth unemployment stokes student Covid protests
Lockdowns triggered demonstrations but economic anxiety threatens to drive further unrest
Covid Controls Hit Chinese Factories, Adding Risks to Global Growth
Surveys point to a broad pullback in activity as authorities wrestle with rising cases and protests.
Nato holds first dedicated talks on China threat to Taiwan
Transatlantic security body discussed how to make Beijing aware of consequences of any military action
Sri Lanka's debt to China close to 20% of public external debt -study
Sri Lanka owed Chinese lenders $7.4 billion - nearly a fifth of its public external debt - by the end of last year, calculations by the China Africa Research Initiative (CARI) published on Wednesday showed, an estimate higher than many others.
China enlists Alibaba and Tencent in fight against US chip sanctions
Chinese government steps up push to use Risc-V in move aimed at boosting domestic production of semiconductors
China vows crackdown on 'hostile forces' as public tests Xi
BEIJING (AP) — China’s ruling Communist Party has vowed to “resolutely crack down on infiltration and sabotage activities by hostile forces,” following the largest street demonstrations in decades by citizens fed up with strict anti-virus restrictions.
China factory, services activities slide to 7-month lows on COVID curbs
China's manufacturing and services activities shrank further in November to seven-month lows, official data showed, stung by the country's strict COVID-19 restrictions and rising infections that analysts said will hurt the economy well into 2023.
Half of China Companies Had Covid Cases This Month, Beige Books Says
The coronavirus is rapidly spreading across China and hitting production further, with more than half of firms reporting a case among their employees this month, according to a new survey.
China's BYD to sell EVs in Mexico in 2023, aims for up to 30,000 sales in 2024
Chinese electric-vehicle maker BYD said on Tuesday it will launch its cars in Mexico next year, with a senior executive pegging its sales target at up to 30,000 vehicles in 2024.
Hong Kong Renews FCC Lease With Caveats on National Security
The Hong Kong government renewed the lease on the Foreign Correspondents’ Club with a warning that the organization must abide by the national security law.
Liking ‘Illegal’ Social Media Posts to be Punished in China
Authorities are putting more onus on users and online platforms to monitor cyberspace, but details on penalties are still scant.
'We are not foreign forces': HKU students stage small rally in support of mainland China Covid-19 protests - Hong Kong Free Press HKFP
A group of students studying at Hong Kong’s top university staged a small demonstration on campus on Tuesday evening to show solidarity with the anti-Covid regulation demonstrations in mainland China. Around eight to 10 people gathered at the University of Hong Kong (HKU), holding blank sheets of A4 paper and chanting slogans such as “no […]
Chinese companies set up in Singapore to hedge against geopolitical risk
More businesses are ‘Singapore-washing’ as US-China relations deteriorate
Alibaba, Nio Fall 2%: Hang Seng Index Today - Alibaba Group Holding (NYSE:BABA)
Hong Kong shares opened in the red on Wednesday morning Asia trade after China’s November factory activity narrowed at a faster pace.
China Shouldn’t Interfere With ‘Extraordinary’ Protests, US Ambassador Says
China shouldn’t interfere with “extraordinary” protests against strict Covid curbs that broke out across the country, the US envoy to Beijing said Tuesday in the most detailed comments about the demonstrations by a senior US official so far.
‘Inevitable’ economic cost of China’s Covid curbs as factory, services cool
China’s official manufacturing purchasing managers’ index (PMI) fell to 48 in November from 49.2 in October, while the non-manufacturing gauge fell to 46.7 last month, data released on Wednesday showed.
Canada's Trudeau says people in China should be allowed to protest
Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Tuesday that everyone in China should be allowed to protest and express themselves, and that Canadians were closely watching the protests against the country's zero-COVID policy.
Analysis: Apple supply chain data shows receding exposure to China as risks mount
Apple Inc's wide exposure to Chinese manufacturing, notable both for its low costs and rising risks, has receded since the COVID-19 pandemic began, company supply chain data shows.
Huobi Partners With Tron to Launch First National Token in Dominica - Pandaily
In order to advance the global development of Web3 and the metaverse, Huobi has partnered with Tron Network and DMC Labs to jointly launch the world's first national token, the Dominica Coin (DMC).
News roundup: Is China militarizing the South China Sea or just building ‘necessary defensive facilities’?
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Why is China so afraid of U.S. Fed’s looming interest rate increase?
“Beijing has a good reason to be nervous because of what happened to China after the Fed’s last interest rate rise on December 16, 2015 — its first increase for nine years.”
