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US regulators bans China Telecom over security concerns

FCC says company is subject to Chinese govt's control

China-Plus-One to push Indian textile exports to $65 bn by 2026: Study

Surge is likely to generate 7.5-10 million new jobs

Power crisis brewing in China likely to hit Indian pharma companies

Delays in consignments, rising prices of key ingredients worry industry

India criticises China for 'unilateral' move to bring new land border law

Last week, China's national legislature adopted the new law on the protection and exploitation of the land border areas, which could have bearing on Beijing's border dispute with India.

China's industrial profits rise 16.3% in Sept to 738.74 bn yuan

Liabilities at industrial firms rose 8.2% from a year earlier at end-September, down from 8.4% growth as of end-August.

China locks down northwestern city of Lanzhou to subdue Covid outbreak

Lanzhou, with about four million people, reported six new coronavirus cases on Tuesday, and a total of 39 over the past week

China developer Modern Land fails to repay $250-million bond

Fitch Ratings downgraded Modern Land to restricted default from C late Tuesday following the payment miss

TikTok tells US lawmakers it does not give information to China's govt

Senators at the hearing also voiced concerns that TikTok and rivals YouTube, owned by Alphabet Inc , and Snapchat have algorithms that can be harmful to young people

China was never before this cheap in comparison to India, says HSBC

The global brokerage joins slew of others such as UBS, Nomura and Jefferies to increase its weight on China citing easing of headwinds and attractive valuations

China releases action plan to peak carbon dioxide emissions before 2030

China is the world's largest greenhouse gas producer

China continues to bully neighbours to ensure national security: Pentagon

China continues to bully its neighbours to try to coerce them into behaviour that is more in keeping with its national security or economic interests, the Pentagon said on Monday. Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby was speaking to reporters at a news conference. "China continues to bully its neighbours to try to coerce them into behaviour that is more in keeping with China's national security or economic interests. And we don't believe that that is conducive to a free and open Indo-Pacific," Kirby said. The Biden administration, he said, has put a real premium on bolstering and reinforcing its alliances and partnerships in that area and making sure they have proper defensive capabilities in place to deal with the security challenges that exist out there. "So, we're going to continue to work as hard as we can," he said. Responding to a question, Kirby said the United States is certainly mindful of the tensions along the India-China border. "Obviously, nobody wants to see the situ

China hopes Taliban will unite all ethnic groups, protect women rights

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with Taliban's deputy Prime Minister Mullah Abdul Ghani, during which he urged the Taliban to adopt a friendly policy towards its neighboring countries.

China locks down thousands in North to contain Covid-19 outbreak

The lockdown comes a day after a warning from National Health Commission officials that the outbreak would continue to worsen after spreading to 11 provinces in about a week

Spike in Covid-19 cases in China caused by Delta variant: officials

The sudden spike in COVID-19 cases made officials ramp up control measures as the Chinese capital, which hosts the top leadership of the country, geared up to hold the winter Olympics in February.

Global rules cannot be written by individual countries: Xi Jinping

Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Monday that the international law with the UN at the core should be observed by all countries without exception

Xi Jinping takes veiled swipe at US as China marks 50 years at UN

"China has always pursued an independent foreign policy of peace, upheld justice and resolutely opposed hegemonism and power politics," Xi said, in comments that stopped short of naming the US

HSBC bucks China property worries with 74% profit jump, $2 billion buyback

The British lender reversed potential credit losses it had previously expected due to pandemic-induced defaults

Evergrande, EV unit shares jump after chairman signals business shift

Hui Ka Yan says that company would make its new electric vehicle venture its primary business, instead of property, within 10 years.

China locks down thousands in north to contain latest Covid-19 outbreak

China locked down a county that has seen the most Covid-19 cases in the latest outbreak

China does not have any right in choosing next Dalai Lama: Monastery Head

The head said only the current Dalai Lama and the Tibetan people have the right to decide about the succession of the Tibetan spiritual leader and China has no role to play in the matter