Taiwan | Eva Airways fails to sign agreement with union, strike continues

Taiwan’s Eva Airways Corp. failed to come to terms with representatives of striking flight attendants on Saturday night, and will renegotiate with workers tomorrow, a union said.

Truce in US-China trade war as 2 rivals seek breakthrough

President Donald Trump and China’s Xi Jinping agreed to a cease-fire Saturday in their nations’ yearlong trade war, averting for now an escalation feared by financial

This Day in History | 1997 – Hong Kong handed over to Chinese control

Hong Kong has been handed back to the Chinese authorities - ending more than 150 years of British control. The British flag was lowered over Government

The Buzz | Hong Kong braces for more protests on handover anniversary

More than 50,000 people rallied in support of the Hong Kong police yesterday as the semi-autonomous territory braced for another day of protests on the anniversary of the

Trade War | Trump says China needs to reach a deal more than he does

President Donald Trump said yesterday that he’s under little pressure to reach a trade deal with China when he meets late this week with President Xi

Huawei warns US patent curbs would hurt global tech

Chinese tech giant Huawei warned yesterday a U.S. senator’s proposal to block the company from pursuing damages in patent courts would be a “catastrophe for global innovation.”

Hong Kong | Anti-graft body arrests former bourse official Yeoh

Graftbusters arrested a former official responsible for vetting initial public offerings at the Hong Kong stock exchange, in what could become one of the city’s highest-profile

Analysis | Possible outcome of Trump-Xi meeting: A truce in trade war

American businesses are bracing for a painful escalation in President Donald Trump’s trade war with China. Yet they might just get a reprieve. If

China renews demand on Canada for Huawei executive’s release

China renewed a demand that Canada release a top executive of tech giant Huawei a day after announcing a suspension of all imports of Canadian meat

Courts | Former student guilty in slaying of visiting Chinese scholar

Jurors deliberated less than 90 minutes before returning a guilty verdict yesterday in the federal death-penalty trial of a former University of Illinois doctoral student who

Trade War | Beijing criticizes possible US penalties against banks

China yesterday criticized Washington’s efforts to enforce U.S. law abroad following a news report three Chinese banks might be penalized over dealings with North Korea.

Carrefour sells control of China business at a discount

Carrefour SA has agreed to sell an 80% stake in its China unit for 4.8 billion yuan (USD698 million) in cash to local retailer Suning.com Co. as

US, China discuss Xi-Trump summit as trade tensions simmer

The U.S. and China are discussing arrangements for the meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the Group of 20 summit, a

ASEAN leaders call for restraint amid sea row, US-China rift

Southeast Asian leaders yesterday pressed their call for self-restraint in the disputed South China Sea and renewed their alarm over the U.S.-China trade war, with one

Qu Dongyu elected as new FAO general director

Qu Dongyu, China’s deputy agricultural minister, was elected yesterday as the new director general of the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization, the first person from a Communist

China-N. Korea | Xi pushes economic reform at summit

Chinese President Xi Jinping offered encouragement for North Korea’s focus on economic development in a speech in Pyongyang, turning to a topic Beijing has long

US blacklists 5 Chinese groups working in supercomputing

The United States is blacklisting five Chinese organizations involved in supercomputing with military-related applications, citing national security as justification for denying its Asian geopolitical rival access

Diplomacy | Kim meets Xi, says awaiting US actions

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, meeting with visiting Chinese President Xi Jinping, said yesterday that his country is waiting for a desired response in

Woman testifies about wearing wire in scholar killing case

The former girlfriend of an ex-doctoral student charged with slaying a scholar from China who was visiting the University of Illinois testified yesterday in federal court

Tariff | Gov’t rejects threats, tariffs as way to resolve trade war

China warned yesterday that threats and tariffs will not resolve trade tensions between the two biggest economies and blasted Republican Sen. Marco Rubio for his criticism

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