CHINA NEWS - Last Generation Network News - TUESDAY MAY 2 2017
CHINA NEWS - Last Generation Network News - TUESDAY MAY 2 2017
| New York Times | - |
China's gravitational pull can be felt today in every nook of the globe. Few countries feel the tug more strongly than Namibia, a wind-swept nation with a population of 2.4 million - barely a tenth the size of Beijing's - some 8,000 miles away from ...
| The Sun | - |
CHINA has told the US to get rid of its new missile defence immediately- as it appeared to back North Korean tyrant Kim Jong-un.
| CNN | - |
Dr. Mathew Davies is Head of the International Relations Department at The Australian National University. He specializes in Southeast Asian politics.
| Gizmodo | - |
China and Wikipedia have always had a contentious relationship and it appears that authorities are beginning to realize that if they can't allow access to the site, they'll have to build one of their own.
| CNBC | - |
Stocks linked to China's Anbang International are tumbling after a respected magazine published a detailed report examining the company's murky structure.
| CNBC | - |
China's factory sector lost momentum in April, with growth slowing to its weakest pace in seven months as domestic and export demand faltered, a private survey showed on Tuesday.
| Forbes | - |
Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte isn't prepared to tame China's South China Sea ambitions. That's not ok with America and its allies.
| Virginian-Pilot | - |
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Donald Trump has presented two arguments about why he's letting China off the hook from his campaign promise to label it a currency manipulator, an action that would have set the stage for a possible trade war if he had ...
| Wichita Eagle | - |
Asia needs all the help it can get in fighting poverty as both wealthy and poor nations grapple with widening inequality, Bank of Japan Gov.
| Financial Times | - |
The mood music towards China is brighter than it was at the start of the year even as the Chinese stock market shows some signs of being unsettled by regulators' declared ambitions to clean up the banking system and slow the growth of credit.
| Forbes | - |
China passed its original aircraft carrier into the open Pacific for the first time in December. That exercise alarmed China's neighbors, which are already squirming over a planned 7% increase in the budget for the large but secretive Chinese military ...
| CBS News | - |
Researchers discovered a 1400-year-old tomb in China painted with an unusually vivid mural.
| Fortune | - |
In early March, Tesla surprised everyone when it said it had just sold $1 billion worth of vehicles in China in 2016. Until then, the narrative surrounding Tesla in China was that the company just didn't get it. Because of high tariffs and taxes, Tesla ...
| NDTV | - |
Beijing: China now has a "vested interest" and wants to mediate between India and Pakistan to resolve the Kashmir issue because of its nearly US $50 billion investment in the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor that passes through Pakistan-occupied ...
| Washington Post | - |
All around China, cities have undergone similarly stunning transformations the country changed from a poor, underdeveloped nation to one of the world's leading economies.
| Herald Sun | - |
The Herald Sun can reveal Majok Majok, Tai Wesley and Kyle Adnam will lead United's touring party against Chinese Basketball Association franchise Jiangsu Dragons in Nanjing on May 17.
| New York Post | - |
A woman in Arizona said she made a stunning discovery inside a new purse she bought at a Walmart: a note apparently written by a desperate prisoner in China. Laura Wallace found the message, written in Chinese, tucked inside the zipper compartment of ...
| CNET | - |
He's also alleged that the hackers could be from China. His latest comments come more than four months after the intelligence community released its report on how Russians hacked the election and briefed President Trump on its findings.
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