Xi to make 3-nation Europe visit starting Thursday

Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit Italy, France and Monaco from Thursday to March 26, the foreign ministry said yesterday. Italy’s coalition government has sent mixed

Investment law | Gov’t struggles to reassure foreign firms with new regulations

The Chinese government wraps up its annual policy conference this week with the passage of a new foreign investment law that it hopes will keep global

Premier denies Beijing tells companies to spy

China’s No. 2 leader denied that Beijing tells its tech companies to spy abroad and promised Friday to treat foreign and domestic competitors equally in an

Gov’t accuses US of prejudice over human rights issues

China responded to new U.S. allegations of widespread human rights abuses with its own accusations of prejudice and interference, saying yesterday that Washington should drop its “Cold

Diplomatic ties | Taiwan cites US concerns over El Salvador-China relations

Washington should be concerned for strategic reasons that Taiwan is losing its diplomatic allies in Latin America to rival China, Taiwan’s foreign minister said yesterday. In

Trade deal | Trump raises possibility of walking away from China deal

President Donald Trump on yesterday dangled the prospect of walking away from a new trade deal with China if it’s not to his liking,

Economy | Data dump to show investment recovery continuing in 2019

China’s first batch of major official indicators this year are forecast to show that an investment recovery that began in mid-2018 is set to continue, but the

Dongzheng Automotive Finance seeks USD428m in Hong Kong IPO

Shanghai Dongzheng Automotive Finance Co., which specializes in loans for luxury cars, is seeking to raise as much as USD428 million in a Hong Kong initial public

WH official: US, China in ‘final weeks’ of trade talks

The top U.S. trade negotiator suggests that the U.S. and China are nearing an agreement that would end their trade conflict, but wouldn’t commit to a specific time frame.

New US ambassador warns of China’s ‘payday loan diplomacy’

The new U.S. ambassador to Australia said yesterday that he’s concerned about the way China lends money to developing Pacific nations in what he describes as “payday loan diplomacy.”

Taiwan is said to court bank to loosen Beijing’s diplomatic squeeze

Taiwan is studying a bid to host a top meeting of Central America’s main regional bank, according to people with knowledge of the matter, in the self-ruled

Money lending | Gov’t is said to scrutinize USD43b pawn-shop loan boom

China’s pawn shops may be growing too big for their own good. Unlike their small-dollar lending, used-guitar selling peers in middle America, pawn shops in Asia’s largest economy have

Automobile | Ford China partner sees venture’s sales rebounding on new models

Ford Motor Co.’s partner in China, Chongqing Changan Automobile Co., expects sales to rebound this year as the automakers introduce more models to help reverse losses in

At least 12 missing after 2 boat collisions

At least 12 people were missing after two collisions between ships and fishing boats off the southeast coast of China yesterday. In Zhejiang province, local authorities

Authorities vow to continue crackdown fueling Muslim detention camps

Officials from China’s predominately Muslim region of Xinjiang defended mass detention camps as necessary to fight terrorism and vowed to maintain the crackdown for a “long

China threat to telecoms cited in EU Parliament draft resolution

The European Parliament plans to add its voice to growing concerns in the Western world about alleged security threats posed by Chinese telecommunications companies such as Huawei Technologies

Courtrooms to canola fields: Huawei-US tensions span globe

Chinese tech giant Huawei’s tensions with Washington, which says the telecom equipment maker is a security risk, stretch across four continents from courtrooms to corporate

Trade war | Officials push against US demands on enforcement, yuan

China’s top trade and monetary policy officials this weekend delivered a subtle push-back against trade demands made by Washington, delivering Beijing’s own interpretation of progress made

Aviation tragedy | Beijing grounds Boeing 737 Max 8 planes after Ethiopia crash

China’s civilian aviation authority ordered all Chinese airlines to temporarily ground their Boeing 737 Max 8 planes yesterday after one of the aircraft crashed in Ethiopia.

60 years after Dalai Lama fled, Beijing defends Tibet policies

China is defending its often-criticized rule in Tibet 60 years after the Dalai Lama fled into exile amid an abortive uprising against Chinese control, saying those who

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