Take a look behind the mystery of how Beijing managed to slash crude imports—tamping down global prices—and survive.
Tesla recalls nearly 3M vehicles in China over door handle safety risks
Tesla and other Chinese carmakers are recalling more than 4 million vehicles over safety concerns including risks tied to their door handles.
China says US ‘sanctions and pressure’ on Iran not a solution
BEIJING: China said on Friday (Aug 21) that United States “sanctions and pressure” would not resolve the Middle East conflict, after Washington urged governments including Beijing to join efforts to i …
Why China Thinks It Can Resist Trump’s Economic Threats on Iran
Beijing can squeeze U.S. critical mineral supplies and has enough oil to withstand the loss of Iranian crude, Chinese analysts say.
US designates American held by China as wrongfully detained
By Steve Holland and Michael Martina WASHINGTON, Aug 21 (Reuters) – The United States has designated Myanmar scholar and U.S. citizen Min Zin as wrongfully detained after his arrest by Chinese …
Key Iranian trading partner China rejects Trump’s ‘economic D-Day’ threat
The Iranian Foreign Ministry condemned US President Donald Trump’s “unlawful” threat of an elevated economic campaign against Tehran on Thursday. Trump’s threat of heightened sanctions is “the other …
Indonesia and China discuss increasing defense cooperation and energy security
Top ministers for Indonesia and China discussed increasing defense cooperation and strengthening food and energy security between their countries at their meetings Friday in Jakarta. Indonesian …
China rejects US claim that Myanmar analyst wrongfully detained
Min Zin was arrested on June 3 after the Chinese government invited him to attend a conference.
South Korean president heads to China, hoping to sidestep Taiwan tensions
SEOUL — South Korea’s President Lee Jae Myung left for China on Sunday, eager to boost economic ties with Seoul’s largest trading partner while keeping a lid on potentially explosive issues such as …
Why some of America’s biggest brands are losing ground in China
Nike, Starbucks and GM have lost ground in China as domestic rivals, geopolitics and changing consumer preferences reshape the market.