CHINA NEWS - Last Generation Network News - MONDAY MAY 1 2017
CHINA NEWS - Last Generation Network News - MONDAY MAY 1 2017
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"Before, most Southeast Asian states wanted to benefit from Chinese regional economic initiatives and from American pushback against China," said Malcolm Cook, a senior fellow at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies in Singapore. "The second part ...
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BEIJING - Growth in China's manufacturing sector slowed faster than expected in April, an official survey showed on Sunday, as producer price inflation cooled and policymakers' efforts to reduce financial risks in the economy weighed on demand.
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President Donald Trump declared on Sunday that neither the U.S. nor China would be "happy" if North Korea tested more missiles, said "we'll see" if military action would be needed to curb the country's nuclear ambitions.
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Within the US political establishment, China is seen as the source of many of the ills in the American economy. Headlines and campaign platforms state that China's currency manipulation has kept the renminbi artificially low and has devastated American ...
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A derivative of the Wall Street “Charging Bull” sculpture on the Bund in Shanghai. Stock speculators from mainland China sometimes rush to invest in the same Hong Kong shares. One trader has described the behavior as “very much a herd mentality ...
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Today, wine accounts for just 4 percent of all alcohol consumed in China, but that's increasing at a rapid rate. And as those new consumers look to purchase bottles, many are turning to the internet.
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Port Adelaide has failed in its bid to prevent Gold Coast wearing red for their AFL game in China. AFL chief executive Gillon McLachlan held out hope the clubs would sort it out between themselves when he addressed the issue in March, but ultimately ...
| The Sydney Morning Herald | - |
Leafy Ethel Street, Burwood, identified as the home suburb of one of China's most wanted. Photo: Nick Moir. Ji Dongsheng was said to be living in Ethel Street, Burwood, in Sydney.
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BEIJING--China's official nonmanufacturing purchasing managers index, a measure of activity outside factory gates, fell to 54.0 in April from 55.1 in March, the National Bureau of Statistics said Sunday.
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The first tulou, which are unique to southeast China's Fujian province, were built toward the end of China's Song Dynasty (960AD - 1279AD) by people from the Chinese Hakka ethnic group who fled from the north of the country via various migrations due ...
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A blue monster, a winged horse and a nude deity known as the master of wind are just a few examples of fantastic images that archaeologists recently discovered in a 1,400-year-old tomb in China. "The murals of this tomb had diversified motifs and rich ...
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The last time the port saw large numbers of Chinese faces may well have been March 11 when about 3,400 tourists refused to set their foot on the resort island in protest against South Korea's decision to deploy a US-developed missile defence system to ...
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BEIJING - Wu Xiaohui, the Chinese tycoon who was in failed talks with President Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, to buy into a skyscraper project in Manhattan, is fighting allegations of financial chicanery and has threatened to sue a Chinese ...
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WASHINGTON -- President Donald Trump said it "could've been China" that was responsible for 2016 presidential election hacking.
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Dr. John Calabrese teaches U.S. foreign policy at American University and is director of the Middle East Institute's Middle East-Asia Project (MAP).
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The official Xinhua news agency on Monday cited Xu Zhong, head of the People's Bank of China's (PBOC) research bureau, as saying the country needed to deleverage at a "proper pace" to reduce financial sector debt and avoid systemic financial risk.
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China is slowly winning the long game in Southeast Asia. As the Trump administration sends mixed messages about its commitment to the region, China is wooing more and more countries with a mixture of investment and trade. Take this weekend's summit ...
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Kerri Cosma contracted the H1N1 influenza virus some time after arriving in China on April 13 and her condition rapidly declined, her husband says on an online fundraiser.
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