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Fourth of July: This Chinese businessman controls most of the fireworks in the U.S.
Chances are if you’ve ever watched a fireworks show in America – Mr. Ding supplied it from China.
China urges US, North Korea to remain calm, 'show goodwill' | DW | 25.05.2018
US President Trump's decision to scrap his planned summit with N. Korean leader Kim Jong Un could hurt Washington's ties to Seoul and damage Trump's credibility and reputation, say Chinese analysts. William Yang reports.
U.S. ends military academy progamme for Cambodia amid strained ties
The United States has ended its programme with Cambodia to send students to top American military academies, a U.S. embassy official said on Thursday, marking the latest sign of strains in the relations between the two countries.
Taking EU reins, Slovenia plans to press ahead on China deal
The European Parliament froze consideration of the investment pact after Beijing sanctioned several of its members, making preparations ‘a bit more difficult’, Slovenian ambassador says, but technical work on it will continue.
China solar group says Xinjiang forced labour claims baseless
The China Photovoltaic Industry Association says it has recently inspected Xinjiang solar production facilities and US assertions about forced labour have no factual basis.
China solar association says Xinjiang forced labour claims unfounded
Claims that Chinese solar firms are benefiting from forced labour in Xinjiang are unfounded and unfairly stigmatise firms with operations there, the country's solar association said.
Security tight in Hong Kong on China anniversary, official says city stable
Police deployed in the streets of Hong Kong in large numbers on Thursday to prevent protests on the anniversary of its return to Chinese rule as its acting leader said last year's national security law had restored order after a period of chaos.
Fewer have confidence in China’s Xi than US’s Biden: Pew survey
Positive views of the US got a Biden bounce across 17 advanced economies, while negative views of China and Xi persist.
Negative views continue to dominate China’s global image, survey finds
Pew Research Centre poll of 17 democracies shows dim view of China’s human rights record and little confidence in Xi Jinping’s handling of foreign affairs.
China and US spar over multilateralism at G20 meeting
Secretary of State Antony Blinken tells the foreign ministers meeting that ‘effective and accountable’ international mechanisms are needed.
Taiwan tells U.S. it hopes to sign free trade deal
Taiwan's chief trade negotiator John Deng said on Wednesday he told the United States he hopes the two can sign a free trade agreement, a deal which would be a strong show of U.S. support in the face of relentless Chinese pressure against the island.
China’s US trade deal commitments over 30 per cent short of target, report says
China is falling short of its purchases of US goods covered by the phase-one trade deal in 2021 as of the end of May, according to the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
EXCLUSIVE ChemChina seeking $10 bln in Syngenta IPO, likely world's biggest float of 2021
ChemChina is aiming to raise around $10 billion from a Shanghai IPO for Swiss agrichemical giant Syngenta Group, in what is set to be the world's largest flotation this year, sources with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
Finding relevance in the Communist Party among China's Gen-Z
Lectrice, 28, grew up eating KFC, has watched American teen TV drama Gossip Girl since high school, loves wearing Nike Air Jordans and supports the #MeToo movement.
Didi raises $4bn in US IPO but fails to match Uber valuation
China-ride hailer lands in New York amid concern over losses and regulatory curbs
US bill proposes special status for Hongkongers threatened by security law
The legislation provides multiple pathways to seek entry into the United States, including one for ‘highly skilled’ applicants.
China initiates WTO dispute against Australian duties
China has initiated a dispute at the World Trade Organisation over Australian duties imposed on imports of wind towers, deep drawn stainless steel sinks and railway wheels from China, the WTO said on Tuesday.
Lancet Covid-19 Commission head denies China’s claims of US pressure
Jeffrey Sachs says there is ‘no outside interference whatsoever’ and his views align with what’s being discussed in the scientific community.
Badminton-Japanese shuttlers bid to challenge China's dominance
For the first time in the history of Olympic badminton, Japan is heading into the Games in a position to challenge China's longstanding dominance in the sport which was threatened at the last Games in Rio de Janeiro.
Japan minister says necessary to 'wake up' to protect Taiwan
Japan's deputy defense minister warned at an event aired on Monday of a growing threat posed by Chinese and Russian collaboration and said it was necessary to "wake up" to Beijing's pressure on Taiwan and protect the island "as a democratic country."
