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US announces actions against 14 foreign companies for importing fentanyl

Officials said the sanctions and indictments against Chinese and Canadian firms target a ‘major China-based syndicate’

The US has announced sanctions and indictments against 14 Chinese and Canadian firms for importing fentanyl, one of the most sweeping actions yet to target trafficking of the powerful synthetic opiate.

Officials from the Department of Justice and the Department of Homeland Security and other agencies announced the actions on Tuesday.

China lithium: falling prices do not mean falling margins

Long-term demand for electric vehicles and the batteries that power them should deter panic selling

US sanctions Chinese firms in crackdown on fentanyl supply chain

The move is part of efforts to target the supply chain of the drug amid the opioid crisis in the US.

Capvision says ‘rectification’ complete after China crackdown

Consultancy targeted by Beijing says it has overhauled compliance system

产地标示不实逾9万公斤美国猪肉流入台湾商家

　　中新社台北10月4日电台湾桃园市一家食品公司使用产自美国、加拿大的猪肉制作火锅肉片，产地却只标示加拿大，被查获认定为“标示不实”。台“食药署”4日表示，该公司自美国输入94377公斤猪肉，其中的90377公斤猪肉加上其他产地的猪肉，被制成火锅肉片售卖给逾80间下游商家。

跟着总书记探寻中华文脉｜千年运河焕新生

　　中国大运河，蜿蜒穿行3200多公里，是世界上开凿最早、规模最大、里程最长的人工运河。

欢度国庆佳节阔步迈向未来（国家繁荣富强人民幸福安康）

　　“团结就是力量，信心赛过黄金。”在庆祝中华人民共和国成立74周年招待会上，习近平总书记强调“我们要坚定信心，振奋精神，团结奋斗”，鼓舞和激励着亿万人民奋进新征程、建功新时代。

微视频｜体育强则中国强——习近平的体育强国梦

　　体育承载着国家强盛、民族振兴的梦想。体育强则中国强，国运兴则体育兴。

台风“小犬”暴风圈进入台湾陆地多县市将停班停课

　　中新社台北10月4日电 (记者刘舒凌)中度台风“小犬”暴风圈4日进入台湾陆地，台风中心预计5日通过台湾南端陆地或巴士海峡。截至记者发稿时，已有花莲、台东、屏东、高雄、台南、嘉义、云林等县市宣布5日停止上班上课。

东西问丨史振卿：冼夫人为何被誉为“中国巾帼英雄第一人”？

　　中新社海口10月4日电题：冼夫人为何被誉为“中国巾帼英雄第一人”？

中国汽车工业协会：坚决反对贸易保护主义，合作才有未来

　　中新网10月4日电据中国汽车工业协会网站消息，10月4日，欧盟委员会发布公告，宣布对中国电动汽车发起反补贴调查。欧方此举将严重扰乱全球汽车产业链供应链，对此，中国汽车工业协会表示遗憾和坚决反对。

Aukus could weaken China deterrence,

New report airs arguments for and against nuclear-powered submarine sale to Australia

Doubts about Australia’s willingness to join forces with the US in a war against China are being cited by congressional researchers as a potential obstacle to the Aukus nuclear-powered submarine deal.

A new research paper looks at the US plan to sell Australia between three and five Virginia-class submarines in the 2030s but suggests the idea “could weaken deterrence of potential Chinese aggression”.

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外国留学生眼里的“一带一路”

　　中新网北京10月4日电日前，北京交通大学国际教育学院举办“留学生校友及在校留学生共谈‘一带一路’”活动。来自老挝、马来西亚、柬埔寨、菲律宾、泰国、乌兹别克斯坦等12个国家的校友及在校本科生、硕士研究生代表16人以线下与线上相结合的方式参与活动。北京交通大学国际教育学院院长姚恩建、国际教育学院副院长谭洁及多名教师出席此次活动。

台湾设计师云南乡村种兰花：在“归园田居”中打造“兰花王国”

　　【港澳台专线】台湾设计师云南乡村种兰花：在“归园田居”中打造“兰花王国”

台青美容美发师陈晓文的大陆“第一”收藏夹

　　【港澳台专线】台青美容美发师陈晓文的大陆“第一”收藏夹

How Chinese water deer found a home in the English countryside

It is fortunate the shy species found a home in Britain as the animals are vanishing in their native China

A long, thin, pearly white tusk found while walking in Bedfordshire was identified (with the help of a warden from the local country park) as having fallen from the jaw of a Chinese water deer (Hydropotes inermis).

The deer is a shy Asian species that is firmly established in the east of England. Like the slightly smaller muntjac, it escaped almost a century ago from the Duke of Bedford’s collection at Woburn Abbey, Bedfordshire.

Asian Games: China censors 'Tiananmen' image of athletes hugging

The photo, showing the combination of numbers 6 and 4 , has been scrubbed on Chinese social media.

Bondi businessman accused of selling secrets to China can only be accused of plagiarism, lawyers argue

Lawyers for Alexander Csergo say a search using AI tools used to check plagiarism at universities verified his claim he provided open source material

Lawyers for a Bondi businessman accused of selling Australian secrets to China say simple artificial intelligence tools used to check for plagiarism at universities verified his claim he only provided publicly available information.

Alexander Csergo watched on via video link from Sydney’s Parklea prison on Wednesday as prosecutors told Downing Centre local court they would ask the federal attorney general’s department if it wanted to continue his case.

七旬台胞返乡“拍拍拍”：“要把所见告诉更多人”

　　中新网南平10月4日电 (张丽君魏永青)白发苍苍的七旬台胞唐泳翔，因疫情一千多个日夜未能回祖籍地——福建南平建瓯市探亲、观光。9月中下旬，才到建瓯没几天，唐泳翔就把城区跑了个遍。拿着单反相机一路“拍拍拍”。

跟着总书记学党史·红色足迹焦裕禄精神跨越时空永远不会过时

形成同心共圆中国梦的强大合力习近平这样强调

　　中秋节不仅是阖家幸福团圆的时刻，更是联结海内外、各民族同胞团结一心的重要精神载体。人民网带您重温习近平总书记重要讲话并邀请专家解读。

跟着习主席看世界｜千里共此卷

　　2013年金秋，习近平主席着眼人类前途命运及中国和世界发展大势，提出共建“一带一路”重大倡议。

Daniel Duggan: US extradition case could be delayed due to fight over AFP and Asio documents

Fate of ex-US navy pilot remains uncertain as legal team seeks 2,000 documents relating to claim he was ‘lured’ back to Australia

Lawyers for an ex-US navy pilot accused of training Chinese airmen say delays in obtaining crucial material from the government mean an upcoming extradition hearing will have to be delayed.

Daniel Edmund Duggan, 55, was arrested in October last year after the US government accused him of arms trafficking by providing military training to Chinese pilots in South Africa between 2010 and 2012.

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欧盟对中国电动汽车发起反补贴调查商务部回应

　　中新网10月4日电据商务部网站消息，商务部新闻发言人就欧盟对中国电动汽车发起反补贴调查答记者问时表示，欧方发起此次反补贴调查仅依据对所谓补贴项目和损害威胁的主观臆断，缺乏充足证据支持，不符合世贸组织相关规则，中方对此表示强烈不满。

中方称欢迎美国国会参议院多数党领袖舒默率两党参议员代表团访华

　　中新社北京10月4日电中国外交部发言人4日在答记者问时表示，中方欢迎美国国会参议院多数党领袖舒默率两党参议员代表团访华。

习语品读｜“自觉使个人成功的果实结在爱国主义这棵常青树上”

　　编者按：党的十八大以来，习近平总书记发表的一系列重要讲话和重要文章，风格鲜明、思想深邃、内涵深刻，用历史映照现实、远观未来，闪耀着马克思主义的真理光芒。这些重要讲话和文章中充满魅力的语言，是习近平总书记执政理念的真实写照，也是他人格魅力的生动体现。央视网《天天学习》栏目推出“习语品读”系列，以“新闻漫画+文字品读”的形式，带您从不同维度感悟习近平总书记的语言魅力。

学习进行时丨习近平总书记这些瞬间，定格浓浓家国情怀·自立自强

外交部发言人就美国国会参议院多数党领袖舒默率团访华答记者问

　　问：美国国会参议院多数党领袖舒默已宣布于近日率两党参议员代表团访华。中方对此有何评论？请问中国领导人是否将会见舒默一行？

China’s electric vehicles threaten to leave Europe in the dust

The historical parallel is with the push into the US by Japanese carmakers in the 1970s

台湾知名相声演员刘增锴：两岸文化和而相同

　　【港澳台专线】台湾知名相声演员刘增锴：两岸文化和而相同

India-China feud keeps international planes out of Nepal airport

Nepal has spent millions constructing a new airport in hopes of boosting tourism - but no-one is coming.

China's FAST telescope discovers 76 dim and sporadic pulsars

Recently, a team from the National Astronomical Observatories of Chinese Academy of Sciences discovered 76 intermittent pulsars in the Galactic Plane Pulsar Snapshot Survey.

Trump back in court for fraud trial

Former U.S. president Donald Trump was in a New York courtroom on Monday for the start of a civil fraud trial that could decide the fate of his flagship New York properties, including the Trump Tower, and limit his family's ability to do business in the city.

福建提升防台风应急响应为Ⅲ级

　　中新网福州10月4日电 (记者龙敏)随着今年第14号台风“小犬”逼近，福建省防指决定10月3日17时提升防台风应急响应为Ⅲ级。

Chinese national among dead in Bangkok mall shooting

A Chinese national was reportedly killed in a shooting on Tuesday at a shopping mall in Bangkok, Thailand that left two dead and five injured.

Chang'e 8 probe open to foreign payloads

The Chang'e 8 robotic probe — the third to be placed on the moon during China's next lunar exploration endeavor — is open to foreign science payloads, according to the China National Space Administration.

No letup in concerns seen over Evergrande stock leap

The ongoing investigation into China Evergrande Group's founder and the heavily indebted property developer's offshore debt restructuring plan may continue to weigh down market confidence.

武警福建总队机动支队多种形式欢度假期

　　中新网福州10月4日电 (汪喜超冯之枫盘智祯汤铭洋)双节期间，武警福建总队机动支队官兵在坚守战位，全力维护驻地安全稳定的同时，积极开展各类文化体育活动，增加节日氛围，通过多种形式丰富官兵的假期生活。

Criticism on AUKUS pact strikes a chord

Analysts have high regard for Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe's recent description of the AUKUS security pact linking Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States that it is a "mistake".

Concerns persist over toxic water

The nuclear-contaminated water released from the crippled Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant into the Pacific Ocean has raised concerns both in and out of Japan. Still, Tokyo plans a second release of water from the plant this week.

Role of BRI in Malaysia's growth hailed

Malaysian Prime Minister has highlighted the significance of the China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative in enhancing the growth of his country, lauding the BRI for creating job opportunities and building infrastructure, especially in the rural heartland.

Experts show confidence in economy

In August, China reported economic data that exceeded expectations, demonstrating the ongoing recovery of the world's second-largest economy.

US takes aim at fentanyl with sanctions on China-based network

Treasury’s move comes as Washington tries to combat flow of deadly opioid

中国自研海洋地震勘探装备“海经”首次实现超深水作业

　　中新社北京10月4日电 (记者王恩博)中国海油3日发布消息，“海洋石油720”深水物探船搭载中国自研海洋拖缆地震勘探采集装备“海经”系统，首次完成超深水海域地震勘探作业，发布了中国首张超深水三维地质勘探图，标志着中国深海油气勘探关键核心技术装备研制取得重大突破。

Xi congratulates Muizzu on election as Maldives president

President Xi Jinping has congratulated Mohamed Muizzu on his election as president of the Maldives, saying he is willing to work with Muizzu to promote bilateral relations.

Concerts, exhibitions spurring holiday travel boom

The first three days of the Mid-Autumn Festival and the National Day holiday travel period recorded 395 million domestic tourists, a year-on-year increase of 75.8 percent, according to the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.

习言道｜祝乡亲们生活像石榴果一样红红火火

　　习近平总书记高度重视乡村振兴，多次作出重要论述，为乡村振兴擘画蓝图。

深海作业如何应对台风？首张三千米海底地质勘探图何时发布？详情→

　　台风即将来袭深海作业如何应对？

致敬山河守护者！“只要祖国需要，我一直都在”

　　央视网消息：在浩瀚无垠的祖国南海，在水天一色的美丽岛礁，有一群海军官兵日复一日、年复一年守护在这里，忠实履行着保卫国家海洋国土和海洋权益的神圣使命，他们将青春年华献给岛礁，把对亲人的爱融入蓝天大海。今天，让我们跟随三位守礁战士，一起走进美丽的南海。

坚定信心，振奋精神，团结奋斗

　　当代中国，江山壮丽，人民豪迈，前程远大。在庆祝中华人民共和国成立74周年招待会上，习近平总书记强调：“我们要坚定信心，振奋精神，团结奋斗，继续爬坡过坎、攻坚克难，坚定不移朝着强国建设、民族复兴的宏伟目标奋勇前进！”

学习进行时丨习近平总书记这些瞬间，定格浓浓家国情怀·情系山河

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群众出行热情高涨多地交通部门确保假期运输安全有序

多哈世园会正式向公众开放特别设置中国展示区

　　当地时间10月3日，2023年多哈世界园艺博览会正式向公众开放。10月2日，多哈世界园艺博览会正式开幕。这是中东和北非地区首次举办A1类园艺博览会，本届世园会的主题为“绿色沙漠，更好环境”，旨在激励国际社会采取创新解决方案以减缓荒漠化，并引起人们对环境的关注、提高环保意识，呼吁人们改变观念、采取环保行动。

Indian police raid news site alleged to be Chinese propaganda outlet

NewsClick journalists and contributors say police seized phones and laptops in early morning operation

Can China overcome its demographic deficit?

As things stand, a declining population is set to slow the growth of the economy

Chinese censors block ‘Tiananmen’ image of athletes hugging

Picture of athletes’ ‘6/4’ race numbers erased in perceived reference to 1989 massacre

A photograph of two Chinese athletes hugging after a race has been censored on Chinese social media because the women’s race numbers inadvertently formed a reference to the Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989.

Lin Yuwei and Wu Yanni, China’s entrants in the women’s 100m hurdles final, embraced after the race at the Asian Games in Hangzhou. Lin won gold in the race with a time of 12.74 seconds. A photograph of the two women in profile showed Lin’s lane number, 6, next to Wu’s lane number, 4.

Apple/China: catch app session raises doubts over market access

Beijing’s decision to hold app store operators accountable for illegal content puts the US devices giant in a tricky position

Evergrande: Shares in crisis-hit property giant jump in market return

The embattled Chinese property giant's shares were suspended from trading on Thursday.

Timor-Leste president hits back at Australian criticism of new partnership with China

José Ramos-Horta rejects concerns about plan that includes enhanced military engagement as ‘imagined Chinese ghosts’

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Timor-Leste’s president has hit back at criticism of a new partnership between his country and China, which includes plans to enhance military engagement, accusing detractors of “imagining Chinese ghosts”.

José Ramos-Horta, serving as president for the second time, told the Guardian that both Timor-Leste and China were “confused” by the concerns raised over the upgrading of ties between the two countries to a “comprehensive strategic partnership” announced last week.

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Estimating Chinese corruption

Flies and tigers alike are being swatted

Evergrande shares soar as trading in crisis-hit China firm resumes

Stock was suspended after report billionaire founder Hui Ka Yan was under police surveillance

Shares in the embattled Chinese property developer Evergrande jumped after trading resumed in Hong Kong after their suspension last week.

Shares soared more than 40% early on and closed up 28%. Trading in Evergrande and its property services and electric vehicle subsidiaries was suspended on Thursday, after a Bloomberg report that the company’s billionaire chairman and founder, Hui Ka Yan, was under police surveillance. On Friday, the company said he was being investigated over suspected “illegal crimes”.

US raises concern with Peru over Chinese control of infrastructure

Beijing stands to control power supply to Lima and megaport serving Pacific

World Bank turns pessimistic on Asia growth

Also in this newsletter: Ukraine funding concerns, IMF calls for carbon taxes, Wall Street’s ‘fear gauge’ hits record high

Full-time children: the twentysomethings who may never grow up

With jobs in China more elusive than ever, young people are moving back home – just like boomerang kids in the UK

Name: Full-time children.

Age: 21 and up.

US has the trade tools needed for China’s EVs — but it must use them

Action on unfair practices is essential to stop the auto industry suffering like steel, aluminium and solar

A subsidy club to restrain rich-world handouts to China

High-income countries giving out cash that gets spent on imported Chinese cars and solar panels is politically tricky

DeSantis invokes China ‘boogeyman’ narrative amid flailing campaign

Florida governor strips schools’ funding alleging ties to Chinese communist party and at GOP debate vows to go tough on China

It was a desperately needed moment of grandeur for Ron DeSantis: the Florida governor’s strongman act over China briefly lifting his stuttering presidential campaign during last week’s Republican primary debate in California.

But what DeSantis left unsaid as he railed against China’s growing global influence, while promising a “hard power” approach to Beijing should he win the White House, was how his posturing was hurting students and families back in his home state.

Journalists hail Xinjiang's development and culture during 9-day visit

A group of 22 journalists from 17 countries spoke highly of the development of northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region during a nine-day visit recently.

Landmark project Jakarta-Bandung High-Speed Railway officially operate

The high-speed line, spanning 142.3 km and connecting Indonesia's capital city Jakarta and the 4th largest city Bandung, is a flagship project that synergizes the China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative.

Golden Week: Chinese seek cheap wanderlust in economic gloom

A sluggish economy forces young Chinese to travel cheaply for this year's holiday.

Indonesian president declares operation of Jakarta-Bandung high-speed railway

Indonesian President Joko Widodo declared the official operation of the Jakarta-Bandung High-Speed Railway (HSR) at Halim Station in Jakarta on Monday.

Asia faces one of worst economic outlooks in half a century, World Bank warns

Sluggish post-pandemic recovery, China’s property crisis and US trade policies expected to hinder growth next year

German manufacturers resist trade tensions in China’s Mittelstand enclave

A cluster of companies in a city near Shanghai faces rising competition and slowing Chinese growth

Huawei retail store welcomes customer peak in 'Double Festival' holiday

Mulan Show: Esports, breakdancing bring fresh vitality to Asian Games

The 19th Asian Games kicked off in Hangzhou on Sept. 23. Athletes from worldwide are competing in 40 major events and 61 sub-events. While looking through the schedule, ECNS anchor Mulan has discovered several "new faces."

Robot dogs unveiled at Asian Games as volunteers

Two four-legged robot dogs appeared in athletics events of the Hangzhou Asian Games on Sunday, transforming into "discus porters" to help events run. 　

Beijing’s mixed messages leave businesses ‘questioning’ investments in China

A renewed focus on national security coupled with rising geopolitical tensions has damaged confidence in the private sector

Peak China? How the middle class hit a brick wall

In July 2021, Chinese markets braced for a buzz. Syngenta, the Swiss agritech giant, filed for a $10bn-dollar listing on Shanghai’s STAR Market, a tech-focused stock exchange.

It should have been a win-win for China; Syngenta said it would invest some of the new financing into agricultural technology, promising an injection of cash into an important sector. But, more than two years later, Syngenta still hasn’t listed.

China's Chang'e-5 Team awarded 2023 Laurels for Team Achievement

The Chinese team responsible for the 2020 Chang'e-5 mission that brought lunar samples back from the moon has been honored by the International Academy of Astronautics.

Mulan tale draws applause, praise

In front of a packed hall at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC, on Friday, dancer Hao Ruoqi gracefully moved across the stage as she wielded her sword against her opponent. Hao, portraying the heroine Hua Mulan, was the star of Ningbo Performing Arts Group's Chinese dance drama Mulan. Based on the beloved folklore of family devotion, loyalty and love, Mulan tells the tale of a young woman in ancient China who disguises herself as a man to take her father's place in the army. This modern interpretation re-imagines the classic tale of the legendary female Chinese warrior Hua Mulan, exploring the themes of self-identity and empowerment through remarkable and compelling dance numbers and exquisite music. Hao, a member of the China National Opera and Dance Drama Theater, said there might be a thousand versions of Mulan in a thousand people's eyes, but there are things common to the audience despite the cultural and geographical differences. "I think the love and peace emanated from Mulan is understandable and accepted both in China and the United States," she told China Daily. Lisa Richards Toney, president and chief executive officer of the Association of Performing Arts Professionals, said what impressed her was not just the ferocity of the warrior spirit that Mulan displayed, but also her love for humanity. "It was really good. We've just seen the Disney version, it's a lot different than that. But we really appreciate the story itself," Rachel Cavanaugh, a resident from Leesburg, Virginia, said. "I think it focuses on her power as a woman." Before the premiere, Li Baozong, general manager of China Arts and Entertainment Group, said though the Mulan story is being presented in a new way, it will evoke similar feelings as it does in China. "The loyalty, filial piety and patriotism in this production are also common emotions of mankind, and I believe that the American audience will certainly resonate with," Li said. Speaking at a reception, Chinese Ambassador to the US Xie Feng said Mulan's courage, her love for her family and country, and for peace are qualities cherished in both Chinese and US societies. The story of Hua Mulan has inspired numerous productions, including Disney's 1998 animated film and 2020 live-action movie.

Huge fire erupts at police premises in Egypt's Ismaili

Referee hit by hammer in stable condition

A referee who was accidentally hit by a hammer on Saturday night at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou is now in stable condition with surgery planned, according to the games' organizing committee.

‘What if there was a war?’ Chinese Australians wear the scars after bitter years of hostile rhetoric

Hawkish messaging in Australia in response to China’s foreign policy has left Chinese Australians bruised – and increasingly volatile in their local politics

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Yun Jiang doesn’t mince her words when reflecting on how the recent decline in Australia’s relationship with China has affected Chinese Australians.

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Prime minister Anthony Albanese is preparing to visit China for the first time in coming months. But as Labor continues to try to stabilise the relationship between the two nations, Chinese Australian communities say they are facing higher levels of racism, suspicion and hostility as a direct result of diplomatic tensions between the countries in recent years

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Flag-raising ceremonies held across China to celebrate National Day

Flag-raising ceremonies　to celebrate the 74th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China were held across China on Sunday. Helicopters carrying　the national flags flew　over　Huangpu River in Shanghai. 　

Smithsonian National Zoo in U.S. says goodbye to three giant pandas

A giant farewell celebration was held at the Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington, D.C. on Saturday. Visitors gathered to say goodbye to giant pandas Mei Xiang, Tian Tian and their 3-year-old cub Xiao Qi Ji, who are returning to China in this December. 　

(W.E. Talk) Flora Botton: Why should people know about ancient China and modern China as a whole?

Flora Botton Beja, 90 years old, the founder and leader of Sinology in Mexico and even Latin America, has been engaged in China studies for 60 years and has students all over Latin America. She is now a professor at the Center for Asian and African Studies at the College of Mexico.

Flag-raising ceremony held at Tiananmen Square in Beijing on China's National Day

A flag-raising ceremony to celebrate the 74th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China was held at Tiananmen Square in Beijing, the capital of China on Sunday. 　

The taste of success

Signature Hangzhou dishes Dongpo Pork and Sister Song's Fish Soup are proving to be the athletes' favorites on the Asian Games menu, according to Ding Jiong, spokesperson for the Food Safety Operations Centre.

Legendary heroine Mulan dances at Kennedy Center

Hua Mulan, the legendary daughter of an honored warrior who disguised herself as a man to take her ailing father's place during a conscription to counter an invasion in ancient China, danced at a packed hall at the Kennedy Center on Friday to the standing ovation of the audience.

Supermarket building collapse in Beihai injures four

A two-story building housing a supermarket in Beihai's Tieshangang district, the Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, collapsed on Saturday afternoon and caused four injuries.

Pro-China candidate Mohamed Muizzu wins Maldives presidency, upending relationship with India

Runoff vote was widely seen as a referendum on whether to pursue closer ties with China or India, both vying for influence in the island nation

Pro-China candidate Mohamed Muizzu won Saturday’s presidential election in the Maldives, a result set to once again upend the archipelago’s relationship with traditional partner India.

Muizzu helms a party that presided over an influx of Chinese loans when it last held power in the atoll nation, better known for its luxury beach resorts and celebrity tourists.

China's September manufacturing PMI hit 50.2

China's official manufacturing purchasing managers' index (PMI) for September came in at 50.2, its first time in positive territory since April, after a consecutive increase over the last four months.

China's Golden Week Day 1 witnesses record-breaking railway passengers

On the first day of the Golden Week holidays, September 29, the national railway transported 20.98 million passengers, setting a new record for single-day passenger volume in history.

Exquisite imperial edict of Jin Dynasty unearthed in Beijing

A treasure trove of exquisite imperial artifacts has been preliminarily determined to be a royal temple site, was unearthed for the first time at the Zhongdu site.

China blasts U.S.' new smear campaign

On Saturday China blasted a United States report that smeared Beijing of investing billions of dollars to spread disinformation globally, saying that the U.S.government is the greatest propagator of disinformation in the history of the world.

Jimmy Lai: Hong Kong mogul, activist ... and now a prisoner for 1,000 days

He went from rags to riches before his anti-communist newspaper fell foul of security forces. Now Lai’s plight tells of a city forced to live in the shadow of Xi’s authoritarian China

It was not the first time in his long and eventful career that media mogul Jimmy Lai became the story, and it wouldn’t be the last. But it was certainly the most dramatic. On 10 August 2020, about 200 police officers frogmarched 72-year-old Lai out of the offices of his embattled newspaper, Apple Daily, as they conducted a raid on the publication, which had vigorously supported Hong Kong’s pro-democracy protests. More than 10,000 people tuned in to watch as the newspaper’s reporters defied police warnings and streamed the scene live on Facebook.

As if to underline the extent to which the authorities now controlled the story, Lai had actually been arrested at his home earlier that morning. He had been brought to the offices to oversee one of the final blows to the newspaper that he had founded 25 years earlier. It was intended as a final humiliation for the outspoken tycoon who had spent his adult life opposing the Chinese Communist party (CCP) and its increasing grip on Hong Kong. The next day the paper’s front page showed a picture of Lai in handcuffs, with the headline “Apple Daily must fight on”. It was forced to close just under one year later, after its assets were frozen.

Maldives vote: runoff for presidency begins in shadow of India-China tussle for influence

Pro-Delhi incumbent Ibrahim Mohamed Solih faces uphill battle against Beijing-leaning frontrunner Mohamed Muizzu as contest remains on knife’s edge

The Maldives started voting on Saturday to decide their next president, in an elections widely seen as a referendum on whether to hitch their fortunes to China or India, both vying for influence in the island nation.

Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, 61, faces an uphill battle to secure a second mandate after a term that saw renewed ties with New Delhi, the archipelago’s traditional benefactor.

Chinese culture wows Asian Games athletes on Mid-Autumn Festival

The Mid-Autumn Festival this year coincided with the ongoing 19th Asian Games on Friday, creating a unique atmosphere for athletes to experience Chinese culture in east China's Zhejiang Province.

U.S. names Mark Lambert as top China policy official

The U.S. government has named Mark Lambert as China coordinator and deputy assistant secretary of state for China, the State Department said on Friday.

Asian Games lit up by lanterns on Mid-Autumn Festival

After a busy day filled with interviews taking and stories writing at the Hangzhou Asian Games, journalists were pleasantly surprised back to the media village on Friday. They discovered a rabbit-shaped lantern, a paper moon cradling a bunny, and a note wishing them a Happy Mid-Autumn Festival in their rooms.

Hangzhou breaks new ground and old records

The Olympic Council of Asia's acting president, Raja Randhir Singh, has applauded the Hangzhou Games' smooth operation and likened the 19th Asian Games to Olympic standards.

Rail project a symbol of 'mutual trust'

Jakarta and Bandung are vibrant and dynamic Indonesian cities, and strengthening the flow of people and goods between them is crucial, according to Chinese Ambassador to Indonesia Lu Kang.

More protection urged for marine birds

Several bird species were not observed last year, including endangered ones such as the Marbled Murrelet, according to the China Birdwatching Annual Report 2022.

Iranian ace finds silver lining after gold rush

Although his Hangzhou medal was silver, following three consecutive golds at the past three editions of the Asian Games, Irani sanda (Chinese kickboxing) athlete Mohsen Mohammadseifi is still pleased and proud to become an inspiration for other practitioners of the combat sport.

Consultation helps take ties 'step forward'

Analysts said Beijing and Washington "made one step forward" this week in advancing working-level pragmatic discussions on managing differences, as senior diplomats from both sides convened in Washington DC for a China-US consultation on Asia-Pacific affairs, which was the first of its kind.

China hopes Golden Week holiday will deliver economic boost

Surge in consumer spending could spill over into fourth quarter and help ailing property sector

China holds ceremony to mark Martyrs' Day

A ceremony offering a floral tribute to China's fallen national heroes is being held at Tiananmen Square in Beijing to mark the country's Martyrs' Day.

Mushroom mania fuels tourism innovation

Wandering in a dense forest amid fresh air, colorful flowers, and the sweet melodies of wild birds, tourists might feel they are in fairy tale world. In fact, they are picking wild mushrooms in Yunnan province.

Xi addresses reception to celebrate 74th founding anniversary of the PRC

President Xi Jinping, also general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and chairman of the Central Military Commission, addresses a grand reception to celebrate the 74th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.

Hangzhou Asian Games

The Hangzhou Asian Games' program features a record number of 481 medal events, including non-Olympic sports that are popular in certain regions. The 12,417 athletes exceed the number at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and are expected to likewise surpass the figure at Paris 2024.

Evergrande: The rise and fall of the property giant's billionaire founder

Hui Ka Yan, the founder of a crisis-hit Chinese property giant, is under police surveillance.

Evergrande: Anxious Chinese home buyers reel from crisis

As China's housing crisis grows, so have fears that dreams of home ownership have been bulldozed.

China to send mission to far side of moon next year

The Chang'e 6 mission, China's next robotic expedition to the moon, has been scheduled to land on the moon next year, tasked with bringing back samples from the silver celestial body's little-known far side, according to the China National Space Administration.

Country's first cross-sea high-speed railway opens

China's first cross-sea high-speed railway started operations in Fujian province on Thursday, marking another milestone in the country's rail network development.

Xi Jinping addresses reception to celebrate the 74th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China

A reception to celebrate the 74th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China was held at the Great Hall of the People on the evening of Sept. 28.

Shanghai unveils handbook for expats

To attract more expats to Shanghai and help them better integrate into the city, municipal authorities on Thursday released a handbook, which explains local policies and provides service information for expatriates.

Maldives election run-off pitched as fork in the road between India and China

Pro-China presidential candidate Mohamed Muizzu accuses incumbent Mohamed Solih of allowing traditional benefactor India too much influence

As the archipelago of the Maldives goes to an election run-off on Saturday, it will not just be two presidential candidates on the ballot.

This election is being pitched as a larger geopolitical battle between India and China, which over the past decade have been engaged in a tug-of-war to gain influence over the Maldives.

Hong Kong celebrates National Day with flags, banners

China's national flags and the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) flags were hung on a pedestrian bridge in Admiralty, Hong Kong SAR on Friday.

CPC leadership reviews disciplinary inspection report

The Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee convened a meeting on Sept. 27 to deliberate a comprehensive report on the first round of disciplinary inspections launched by the 20th CPC Central Committee. Xi Jinping, general secretary of the CPC Central Committee, presided over the meeting.

‘Crimes’ probe into Evergrande founder adds to pressure over $300bn debt woes

Company embodies excesses of China’s property boom and its unravelling

What China's economic problems mean for the world

Problems faced by the world's second-largest economy include a property market crisis and slow growth.

Evergrande: Why should I care if China property giant collapses?

There are reports the leaders of the heavily indebted Chinese property giant have been detained.

Sky suffers mobile outages in push to strip Huawei from UK 5G networks

Industry executives have warned for years about disruption for consumers

Shanghai sees travel rush as holidays start

Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station saw travel rush on Thursday as the rail transportation of the "Super Golden Week," which combines the Mid-Autumn Festival and the National Day holidays, started on Wednesday. 　

Japan to release second batch of wastewater from Fukushima nuclear plant next week

UN-approved release to go ahead despite China’s ban on all Japanese sea imports following first batch

Japan will begin releasing a second batch of wastewater from the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant from next week, its operator has said, an exercise that angered China and others when it began in August.

On 24 August, Japan began discharging into the Pacific some of the 1.34m tonnes of wastewater that has collected since a tsunami crippled the facility in 2011.

Cliff store 120 meters above ground offers free mooncakes for climbers

Sitting 120 meters high above the ground, a cliff convenience store in a rock climbing park in central China's Hunan Province, offers free mooncakes for climbers ahead of the traditional Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival. But it may not be easy for staff to bring in stock. 　

‘Risk of miscalculation’ rises in South China Sea as Beijing ramps up aggressive tactics

Tensions over the resource-rich region are intensifying as China attempts to cut access for nations with competing claims, such as the Philippines

In shaky camera footage, a member of the Philippine coast guard can be seen dipping below the waters of South China Sea, ready to carry out the instructions of the country’s president. “Just cut it off,” says a voice in the background and the coast guard, posing as a fisher in a snorkel, proceeds to hack away at a piece of rope.

The video, taken on Monday near the fiercely contested Scarborough Shoal, shows the Philippines’ mission to remove what it described as a hazardous floating barrier installed by China’s coast guard. It had been erected to cut off access to Philippine boats, the Philippine coast guard alleged, accusing their counterparts of violating international law. China has defended its actions as “professional and restrained”.

Chinese high-end EV brand Zeekr expands into Middle East

The company is targeting overseas markets ahead of a planned US listing

Cradle of Civilization: Liuhe Pagoda

Comicomment: Government shutdown looms as U.S. democracy abused as bargaining chip

As Democrats and Republicans battle over the federal budget for the new fiscal year, the United States is on the verge of a 22nd government shutdown in five decades.

Culture Fact: Mid-Autumn Festival

China looks to relax cross-border data security controls

Draft rules from cyber regulator aim to stem concerns over transfer of foreign business data

US accuses China of launching global information war

State department says Beijing is using ‘deceptive’ methods to push authoritarian propaganda

China’s manipulation of media threatens global freedoms, says US report

Censorship, data harvesting and purchases of foreign news outlets could lead to ‘sharp contraction’ of freedom of expression

China is manipulating global media through censorship, data harvesting and covert purchases of foreign news outlets, according to a new report from the US state department, which warned the trend could lead to a “sharp contraction” of global freedom of expression.

The report released on Thursday found that Beijing had spent billions of dollars annually on information manipulation efforts, including by acquiring stakes in foreign media through “public and non-public means”, sponsoring online influencers and securing distribution agreements that promote unlabelled Chinese government content.

For business, breaking up with China is hard to do

Companies need more clarity over direction of western policy on Beijing

Evergrande chair put under ‘mandatory measures’ on suspicion of crimes

Action against Hui Ka Yan adds to pressure on Chinese property developer as restructuring efforts falter

US warns green transition raises ‘complex’ China security concerns

Beijing is prepared to weaponise its control of mineral sectors vital to renewable power, says energy secretary Jennifer Granholm

China picks former governor for finance ministry in Xi economic team shake-up

Lan Fo’an appointed party chief and expected to become a minister soon

Pandas celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holiday in Jiangsu

In east China's Jiangsu Province, giant panda Qiqi were served special "mooncakes" made from bamboo shoots and fruits at the Yancheng Wild Animal World on Thursday, as a way to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival and its 14th birthday. 　

Europe should worry but not panic over China

Lack of nuance makes for bad policy

Xi stresses active participation in WTO reform, stronger ability for high-level opening-up

The Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, on the afternoon of Sept. 27, convened its eighth group study session on the rules of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the reform of the organization.

How is Hangzhou 'remembered' in 13,837 ancient Chinese poems

In the early summer of 837, Bai Juyi, a renowned poet of the Tang Dynasty(618–907), wrote a poem reminiscing about the beauty of Jiangnan, the region of the Southern Yangtze River, while residing in Luoyang, north of the river. What left indelible memories on him was the charm of Hangzhou - with its Qiantang tidal bore, Lingyin Temple, and mid-Autumn osmanthus petals.

China's first cross-sea high-speed railway opens to traffic

China's first cross-sea high-speed railway opened to traffic on Thursday with a designed speed of 350km/h. The railway features a breathtaking sea view with 19.9 km of tracks built over the sea, travelling three coastal bays -- Quanzhou Bay, Meizhou Bay and Anhai Bay -- via bridges.

World's largest solar telescope array officially completed

The world's largest synthesis aperture radio telescopes passed key testing on Wednesday. It is a landmark equipment of China's space environment ground-base comprehensive monitoring network (phase-2 Meridian Project)

Study confirms M87 black hole's spinning

Observation data has found that the super massive black hole jet at the center of one of the largest galaxies in the local universe, Messier 87, exhibits periodic oscillations.

Philippines' claim about removing Chinese blocking nets at Huangyan Island fabricated: China Coast Guard

The Philippines' claim about having removed blocking nets set by the China Coast Guard (CCG) at Huangyan Dao (Huangyan Island) in the South China Sea is purely fabricated, said a CCG spokesperson.

Chinese universities continue to climb

Two Chinese universities, Tsinghua University and Peking University, are steadily approaching the top 10 of the Times Higher Education, or THE's World University Rankings.

Xi stresses building higher-level pilot free trade zones

Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, Chinese president and chairman of the Central Military Commission, has recently delivered instructions on advancing the development of pilot free trade zones (FTZs).

China's first suspended monorail line launched

China's first commercial suspended monorail line opened to the public on Tuesday in Wuhan, the capital of Hubei province, offering commuters a surreal experience like riding a futuristic vehicle in a sci-fi movie.

Former vice governor of PBOC charged for bribery

The former vice governor of the People's Bank of China, Fan Yifei, who has been accused of taking bribes, is being prosecuted by the Huanggang People's Procuratorate in Hubei province, a statement issued by the Supreme People's Procuratorate said on Wednesday.

Cross-sea high-speed railway starts operation in E China

Fuzhou-Xiamen high-speed railway, a high-speed rail running from Fuzhou to Xiamen and to Zhangzhou, started operation on Thursday in east China's Fujian Province. It is China's fastest cross-sea high-speed rail, with trains running at a maximum speed of 350 km/h. 　

International experts explore mutual learning between civilizations at Nishan Forum

Chinese and foreign experts engaged in in-depth discussions on mutual learning between civilizations at the West East Talk subforum of the Ninth Nishan Forum on World Civilizations that was held in Qufu, birthplace of Confucius, in Shandong Province on Wednesday.

Molly Show: Cultural charm of 19th Asian Games host city Hangzhou

The 19th Asian Games are being held in east China's Hangzhou City. Here, you can find the millennia-old Liangzhu civilization, poems written by ancient literati, and Qipao dresses made of the lustrous silk.　

Nine trucks arrive in Russia on trial run of new highway connecting China, Mongolia and Russia

Nine trucks participating in a trial run of a new highway connecting China, Mongolia, and Russia successfully arrived at their destination in Russia on Wednesday, marking a significant milestone for the future operation of the highway.

5 killed, 15 injured in vehicle pileup in south China

Five people were killed and 15 others injured in a pileup involving multiple vehicles on an expressway in Wuzhou City, south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, local authorities said on Thursday.　　An investigation into the cause of the accident, which took place around 2 a.m. on Thursday, is underway.

Main structure of China's northernmost high-speed railway station constructed

The main structure of China's northernmost high-speed railway station was officially completed in northeast China's Heilongjiang Province on Wednesday. Located on the Harbin-Yichun high-speed rail line, the station will further improve connectivity between the northeast provinces and eastern coastal areas. 　

China-led modernity can develop in many different countries: Martin Jacques

The world is now at a really interesting point in history, which is a new kind of modernity led by China, a democratic modernity, which exists in many different forms and can take root and develop in many different countries, said Martin Jacques via video at the ninth Nishan Forum on World Civilizations that was held in Shandong Province on Wednesday.

Shuanghe Cave in China's Guizhou officially the world's third longest

Shuanghe Cave, Asia's longest cave in southwest China's Guizhou Province, is 409.9 km in length and 912 meters in depth, making it the third longest cave in the world, according to researchers. 　

China's nine homegrown aircraft on display in Urumqi

Seven ARJ21 jet aircraft and two C919 large passenger jets developed by the Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China, Ltd. sit on display from Monday evening to Tuesday at the Diwopu International Airport in Urumqi, northwest China's Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, after the domestically-produced commercial aircraft successfully concluded demonstration flights in Xinjiang. 　

China shares its experience in global combat of desertification

The Taklimakan Desert in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region is known as China's largest desert with an area of 337,000 square kilometers, once making travel between surrounding cities difficult.

Culture Fact: Ren, Yi, Li, Zhi, Xin of Confucianism

Teenage girl becomes China's youngest Asian Games Champion

Cui Chenxi, 13, won gold in the women's street style skateboarding competition at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province on Wednesday. Cui is the youngest Chinese participant at the Hangzhou Asian Games and has become the youngest champion in the country’s Asian Games history.

Cutting-edge technologies spark interest at China Transpo

A number of high-tech products have sparked visitors' interest at the 15th International Exhibition on Transport Technology and　Equipment, which runs from Monday to Wednesday in Beijing. 　

China's self-developed commercial aircraft complete demonstration flights in Xinjiang

The Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China, Ltd. (COMAC) released news on Tuesday that as an ARJ21 regional jet of the COMAC Express flew from Kuqa Qiuci Airport to Diwopu International Airport in Urumqi, northwest China's Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, completing the last leg of demonstration flights.

China opposes U.S.' inclusion of Chinese entities on Entity List

China firmly opposed the United States Department of Commerce's decision to place certain Chinese entities on its Entity List as subject to export control, alleging their connection with the military, Iran or Russia.

China's first commercial sky train opens to public in Wuhan

China's first commercial sky train opened to the public in central China's Wuhan City, Hubei Province, on Tuesday.

Kenneth Fok: HK Jockey Club to cooperate with development of industries

The equestrian events of the Hangzhou Asian Games kicked off on Tuesday at Tonglu Equestrian Center in east China's Zhejiang Province.

In Numbers: Hangzhou's tourism boosted by the Asian Games

Chinese commercial aircraft complete demo flights in Xinjiang

An ARJ21 regional aircraft and two large C919 passenger jets have successfully completed a series of demonstration flights in Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, according to Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China Ltd (COMAC).

13-year-old girl wins gold in Women's Street Final of Skateboarding in Hangzhou

Thirteen-year-old Cui became the youngest Chinese champion in the history of the Asian Games after winning the skateboarding with a total of 242.62 points in Hangzhou on Wednesday.

China enhances efforts to reach carbon neutrality: FM spokesperson

China is making greater efforts to achieve carbon neutrality by 2060, Wang Wenbin, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson said on Tuesday, in response to the International Energy Agency (IEA) urging China to reach carbon neutrality 10 years earlier than the previous goal.

Huge waves of int'l trips expected during the Golden Week holidays

A daily average of 1.58 million entry and exit trips were expected during the upcoming eight-day Golden Week holiday, up 300 percent from 2022 level and reaching 90 percent of 2019 level.

Unified protection signage for martyrs' memorial facilities introduced in China for enhanced preservation of memorials

A nationwide uniform signage for the protection of martyrs' memorial facilities will be introduced in China.

Aerial views of Chongqing rooftops in English alphabets

A series of aerial photos of buildings in Chongqing resembling the 26 letters of the English alphabet recently went viral online. 　　

China has not been notified about DPRK's reopening borders: FM spokesperson

China has not been notified through diplomatic channels by the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) of reopening its borders to foreign visitors, said Wang Wenbin, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson, on Tuesday.

US-China rivalry spurs investment in space tech

The race to get back to the moon is fuelling US investment in private sector space firms.

South China Sea: Philippines removes Chinese barrier in contested area

The Philippines says it has removed a floating barrier installed by Beijing in the South China Sea.

The shadowy Chinese firms that own chunks of Cambodia

Fifteen years after a deal to control a fifth of Cambodia's coastline, work has barely started.

British Museum: Chinese TikTok hit amplifies calls for return of artefacts

The show about a jade teapot that busts out of the museum fuels calls for treasures to be returned.

Is China's economy a 'ticking time bomb'?

The world's second largest economy faces deep-rooted challenges in the years ahead.

Blooming leek flowers attract tourists in Guizhou

This aerial photo taken on Sept. 22, 2023 shows tourists enjoying the scenery of a scenic area with blooming leek flowers in Dawan Township of Liupanshui City, southwest China's Guizhou Province.

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US announces actions against 14 foreign companies for importing fentanyl

China lithium: falling prices do not mean falling margins

US sanctions Chinese firms in crackdown on fentanyl supply chain

Capvision says ‘rectification’ complete after China crackdown

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中国汽车工业协会：坚决反对贸易保护主义，合作才有未来

Aukus could weaken China deterrence,

外国留学生眼里的“一带一路”

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How Chinese water deer found a home in the English countryside

Asian Games: China censors 'Tiananmen' image of athletes hugging

Bondi businessman accused of selling secrets to China can only be accused of plagiarism, lawyers argue

七旬台胞返乡“拍拍拍”：“要把所见告诉更多人”

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跟着习主席看世界｜千里共此卷

Daniel Duggan: US extradition case could be delayed due to fight over AFP and Asio documents

欧盟对中国电动汽车发起反补贴调查 商务部回应

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China’s electric vehicles threaten to leave Europe in the dust

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India-China feud keeps international planes out of Nepal airport

China's FAST telescope discovers 76 dim and sporadic pulsars

Trump back in court for fraud trial

福建提升防台风应急响应为Ⅲ级

Chinese national among dead in Bangkok mall shooting

Chang'e 8 probe open to foreign payloads

No letup in concerns seen over Evergrande stock leap

武警福建总队机动支队多种形式欢度假期

Criticism on AUKUS pact strikes a chord

Concerns persist over toxic water

Role of BRI in Malaysia's growth hailed

Experts show confidence in economy

US takes aim at fentanyl with sanctions on China-based network

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Xi congratulates Muizzu on election as Maldives president

Concerts, exhibitions spurring holiday travel boom

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群众出行热情高涨 多地交通部门确保假期运输安全有序

多哈世园会正式向公众开放 特别设置中国展示区

Indian police raid news site alleged to be Chinese propaganda outlet

Can China overcome its demographic deficit?

Chinese censors block ‘Tiananmen’ image of athletes hugging

Apple/China: catch app session raises doubts over market access

Evergrande: Shares in crisis-hit property giant jump in market return

Timor-Leste president hits back at Australian criticism of new partnership with China

Estimating Chinese corruption

Evergrande shares soar as trading in crisis-hit China firm resumes

US raises concern with Peru over Chinese control of infrastructure

World Bank turns pessimistic on Asia growth

Full-time children: the twentysomethings who may never grow up

US has the trade tools needed for China’s EVs — but it must use them

A subsidy club to restrain rich-world handouts to China

DeSantis invokes China ‘boogeyman’ narrative amid flailing campaign

Journalists hail Xinjiang's development and culture during 9-day visit

Landmark project Jakarta-Bandung High-Speed Railway officially operate

Golden Week: Chinese seek cheap wanderlust in economic gloom

Indonesian president declares operation of Jakarta-Bandung high-speed railway

Asia faces one of worst economic outlooks in half a century, World Bank warns

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