French Lawmakers Visit Taiwan After China's War Drill Threats
French lawmakers visit Taiwan after China's war drill threats
New British PM Truss brings tougher UK stance on China
One of British politics' firmest critics of China became prime minister on Tuesday as Liz Truss, a self-styled defender of the post-war western world order, replaced Boris Johnson whose policy towards Beijing failed to harden fast enough for many in his party.
Bolstering Asia Ties, Putin Watches Military Drills With China
Bolstering Asia ties, Putin watches military drills with China
Strong earthquake in southwest China kills 21
At least 21 people were killed when a strong earthquake struck southwestern China on Monday, state media reported.
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Fund Managers Shun China Property Bonds On Default Risks
Fund managers are cutting their holdings in Chinese property bonds by half or even more as the sector lurches from crisis to crisis and blows a deep hole in asset managers' performance.
Millions Locked Down In China's Chengdu Over Covid Outbreak
Millions locked down in China's Chengdu over Covid outbreak
Chinese City Of 16 Million To Shut Down Over New Covid Outbreak
Chinese city of 16 million to shut down over new Covid outbreak
After Long Drought, China Plots Ambitious Water Infrastructure Push
After a record heatwave parched large areas of the Yangtze basin, Chinese provinces are planning to spend billions of dollars on new water infrastructure as they try to fend off the growing impact of extreme weather on agriculture and hydropower.
Taiwan Businessman Offers Funds To Train Civilian Marksmen
One of Taiwan's richest men, Robert Tsao, said on Thursday he would provide T$1 billion ($33 million) to two civilian defence training programmes, in a private effort to strengthen the island's defences amid heightened tension with China.
Chinese police rescue nearly 150 stolen cats headed for meat trade
A gang of thieves in China's Shandong province stole nearly 150 cats so the animals could be sold to slaughterhouses.
UN Rights Chief To Publish Xinjiang Report On Wednesday
UN rights chief to publish Xinjiang report on Wednesday
Taiwan President: Restraint Does Not Mean It Won't 'Counter' China
The more China provokes the more calm Taiwan must be, but restraint does not mean there cannot be "strong countermeasures" if needed, President Tsai Ing-wen said on Tuesday visiting front line forces based on islands in the sensitive Taiwan Strait.
Baidu reports 5% year-on-year decrease in Q2 revenue
Chinese internet giant Baidu Inc. on Tuesday announced second-quarter revenues of 29.6 billion yuan ($4.3 billion).
UN Rights Chief Leaving With China Report Still Unreleased
UN rights chief leaving with China report still unreleased
UN rights chief 'under tremendous pressure' over report on China's Uyghurs
The UN human rights chief said on Thursday that she is still aiming to release a long-anticipated report on China's treatment of its Uyghur minority in Xinjiang by the end of her four-year mandate next week amid "tremendous pressure" from all sides.
'Mermaid' dugong declared functionally extinct in China
Dugong, a species that inspired ancient tales about mermaids and sirens for centuries, has been declared functionally extinct in China
China Developer Shimao Looks To Repay $11.8 Billion Debt Over 3-8 Years -sources
Cash-strapped Chinese developer Shimao Group has proposed a two-class restructuring plan to offshore creditors to repay $11.8 billion over a period of three to eight years, according to two sources with direct knowledge of the matter and a document seen by Reuters.
Taiwan Saw Off China Before And Retains Resolve To Defend Itself, President Says
Taiwan saw off China's military six decades ago when its forces bombarded offshore Taiwanese islands and that resolve to defend the homeland continues to this day, President Tsai Ing-wen told a visiting group of former U.S.
German dependence on China growing 'at tremendous pace', research shows
The German economy became more dependent on China in the first half of 2022, with direct investment and its trade deficit reaching new heights, despite political pressure on Berlin to pivot away from Beijing, according to research seen by Reuters.
China's Cyber Watchdog Tries To Assuage Concerns Of Internet Firms
China's cyberspace watchdog wants to build an "affectionate" relationship between internet enterprises and the government, a senior official said, the latest verbal assurance to an industry still on edge after a long and bruising regulatory crackdown.
Chinese City Dims Lights In Heatwave Power Crunch
Chinese city dims lights in heatwave power crunch
Disappeared Chinese-Canadian Tycoon Jailed For 13 Years
Disappeared Chinese-Canadian tycoon jailed for 13 years
China attempts to artificially induce rain as rivers run at record low levels
China has been forced to artificially induce rain as its crucial Yangtze River is running at extremely low water levels.
16 Killed, Many Missing In Northwest China Floods
16 killed, many missing in northwest China floods
Forced Labour, Possible 'Enslavement' In China's Xinjiang: UN Expert
Forced labour, possible 'enslavement' in China's Xinjiang: UN expert
China Reconnects Nuclear Reactor After Shutdown Due To Damage
China reconnects nuclear reactor after shutdown due to damage
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