[ad_1] An alleged attack on two eminent scientists by a Chinese aerospace executive and Communist party official after he had been drinking has sparked a wave...
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[ad_1] On Friday evening in Beijing, just before trading opened in New York, Didi Chuxing received an alarming call from a little-known Chinese regulator. The Cyberspace...
[ad_1] It is not without reason that Afghanistan is known as the “graveyard of empires”. The ancient Greeks, the Mongols, the Mughals, the British, the Soviet...
[ad_1] A Hong Kong man died after stabbing a police officer and then himself in a case the city’s security chief described as “a lone wolf...
[ad_1] The writer is chief economist at Enodo Economics China has already made one attempt to turn the renminbi into an international currency and reduce its...
[ad_1] The vast majority of new coal-power plants being planned will struggle to make back their upfront costs, including all of those under construction in China,...
[ad_1] The Chinese Communist party’s stoking of enthusiasm for its centennial celebration has had an unintended consequence: a booming black market for anniversary souvenirs, including pirated...
[ad_1] For western companies such as Coca-Cola, Maybelline and Nestlé, century-old brands have long offered a formidable advantage over local rivals in China. But these established...
[ad_1] Nato’s most senior military officer has highlighted the “shocking” speed of China’s military modernisation and warned of its growing diplomatic presence overseas, as the alliance...
