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China aims to hurt US by curbing export of rare-earth minerals: Report

Beijing asks industry executives if proposed restrictions will harm western contractors

Siddharth Chatterjee of India takes over as top UN diplomat in China

Senior UN official Siddharth Chatterjee of India has formally taken over as the United Nations Resident Coordinator in China

China's Tibet tactic: Less attention to Dalai Lama, show enthusiasm for Xi

The Dalai Lama, whom China views as overseer of an "evil clique" that seeks to split Tibet from China, escaped to India in 1959 and the 10the Panchen Lama stayed behind

China did not fund any infrastructure projects of CPEC, says Pakistan

The CPEC would link Pakistan's southern Gwadar port (626 kilometers, 389 miles west of Karachi) in Balochistan on the Arabian Sea to China's western Xinjiang region

China overtakes US, becomes European Union's biggest trading partner

According to news agency AFP, Britain which is no longer part of the European Union, was the third-largest trading partner for the bloc, behind China and the United States, the agency said

China fires back at US allegations of lack of transparency over Covid-19

"To better understand this pandemic and prepare for the next one, China must make available its data from the earliest days of the outbreak." Sullivan''s statement said

US concerned over China's interference in WHO's probe on Covid-19 origin

He stressed on the importance of an investigation that is "free from intervention or alteration by the Chinese government" into the origin of Covid

EU urges China to reverse ban on BBC, says it violates Chinese constitution

The EU added that it has repeatedly spoken out on cases of intimidation and surveillance of journalists and media workers in China

European Union calls on China to reverse ban on BBC World News channel

While Britain is no longer in the EU, it remains a member of the Council of Europe, which oversees a 1989 agreement linking broadcasting licenses

'Unacceptable': UK attacks China after ban on BBC news services

China has criticised BBC for its reporting on the coronavirus pandemic and the persecution of ethnic minority Uighurs and lodged a protest with the British broadcaster.

PM Modi threatens farmers but can't stand up to China, says Rahul

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of trying to clear the path for his "friends" through the three new agri-marketing laws.

China bans BBC for reporting on human rights violation, US condemns move

Global Times, the Chinese Communist Party government's mouthpiece, said that the broadcaster is responsible "for falsified reporting" on China's handling of the coronavirus in the country

China bans BBC news broadcasts in apparent retaliatory move

The BBC already is generally not viewable in China outside of some hotels, businesses and residential compounds for foreigners

Alibaba's Jack Ma spotted playing golf, easing China detention fears

It's the first known Ma sighting since the former English teacher joined a live-streamed video chat with rural educators on January 20

Travel industry hurting as Asian businesses suffer Lunar New Year blues

The celebration, which begins on Friday, usually triggers the largest annual migration as people reunite with loved ones or go on holiday, but this year government curbs are spoiling plans

China launches match-making campaign as marriage and birth rates drop

China launched the campaign to check distress in its economic and social stability that may also pose a threat to Communist Party rule caused by a plunge in marriage rates due to the one-child policy

Manufacturer for hire: China's Geely sets out to become a force in EVs

"The chairman's attitude towards contract manufacturing is clear: he is embracing it and actively pursuing it," a Geely executive told Reuters

Tencent executive held by China over links to corruption case: Report

Tencent's shares fell 1.4% in early trade in Hong Kong on Thursday, while the broader market slipped 0.3%

Chinese mainland reports no new locally transmitted Covid-19 cases

Wednesday also saw the discharge of 92 Covid-19 patients from hospitals following their recovery

China denies sending equipment, experts to Myanmar to control internet

China on Wednesday refuted reports of sending IT experts and supplying equipment to help the Myanmar military to regulate the internet to control the mass protests against the coup.