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Taiwan’s Mass Recall Vote Tests Its Democracy, and China’s Nerves
An unprecedented recall vote could hand President Lai Ching-te more power by ousting legislative opponents. It could also ...
Likely extension for China talks reflects shift in tone, progress on a deal
The White House has taken an optimistic tone on the outlook of trade and broader relations with Beijing in recent weeks. This ...
Markets bet Beijing is getting serious about China's overcapacity
Commodity prices from steel to polysilicon have surged this month as Chinese investors bet Beijing is finally serious about ...
China's 'Project of the Century'—World's Biggest Hydropower Dam—Is Underway
"This dam can almost power the state of Texas," an engineer told Newsweek, with the scale of energy produced "simply ...
Taiwan holds controversial vote targeting 'pro-China' lawmakers
Thousands of Taiwanese are heading to the polls in an unprecedented and controversial vote aimed at ousting lawmakers accused ...
Tech firms to showcase AI innovations in a China under US sanctions
Tech firms huge and small will converge in Shanghai this weekend to showcase their artificial intelligence innovations and ...
China premier links factory boom to hard work, not subsidies
China’s second-in-command Li Qiang had a self-deprecating response when confronted with criticism from a top European Union official that Beijing’s government subsidies played a role in contributing ...
China-EU summit: progress on rare earth exports and tensions over Ukraine mark 50 years of pragmatically cautious relations
Half a century after the establishment of relations between China and the EU, and against a backdrop of deteriorating ...
China's foreign minister meets Pakistan army chief, urges protection for nationals
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged Pakistan to protect the safety of Chinese nationals and projects, as he met with ...