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PM Shehbaz Sharif wants more commerce and investment with China.

Before his first official visit to the neighboring nation, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif stated that Pakistan wishes to develop its commercial and investment ties with China. In an opinion piece published in the Chinese publication Global Times, the Chinese premier characterized the relationship between his country and China as "longevity,...

The Netherlands accuse China of illegally constructing police stations.

At least two undisclosed "police stations" have allegedly been established in the Netherlands by the Chinese government. Dutch media discovered proof that "overseas service stations," which claim to offer diplomatic services, are being used to muzzle Chinese dissidents in Europe. A spokesperson for the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that...

China stocks decline in the US as Xi begins his historic third term.

Concerns that President Xi Jinping would maintain his ideology-driven approach at the expense of economic progress have caused a decline in the value of Chinese enterprises listed in the United States. In New York, shares of Chinese Internet titans Alibaba and Baidu plummeted by almost 12 percent. Investors are concerned that...

What we learned about China’s economy just now

Sunday marked the conclusion of the Chinese Communist Party's congress with the historic confirmation of Xi Jinping's third five-year term as leader. The spotlight was also on Li Qiang, his newly appointed second-in-command. As a loyalist to Mr. Xi, he is now on track to become Premier and has been tasked...

China breaks decades-long custom as Xi Jinping serves third term.

Mr. Xi, who has already controlled China for ten years, will now remain in power for at least five more years, and in principle, he could become a leader for life. China has made history with the confirmation that President Xi Jinping will continue in power, breaking a decades-old convention...

Hu Jintao suddenly removed from party congress.

The immediate predecessor of President Xi Jinping appeared bewildered and slightly dazed as he was escorted away by his subordinates. The Chinese official media reports that Mr. Hu was escorted away "to rest" because he was "not feeling well." Former Chinese president Hu Jintao was unceremoniously hauled out of the...

UK MP claims Chinese diplomat attacked protesters.

According to a British lawmaker, one of China's most senior UK diplomats was involved in violence against demonstrators at the Manchester consulate on Sunday. Alicia Kearns told MPs in the House of Commons, "What we witnessed was the Chinese consul-general tearing down posters and peaceful protest." Parliamentarians enjoy privilege, which allows...

China’s military recruiting dozens of British ex-pilots “threat to UK interests”

An official has stated that all former British service members who have accepted positions training Chinese military pilots "are almost likely increasing China's military expertise and capability." Officials have disclosed that China has recruited dozens of former British military pilots to teach the Chinese military how to destroy western jets...

Hong Kong protester hauled into Manchester Chinese embassy and beaten.

On Sunday, a Hong Kong pro-democracy activist was dragged into the Chinese consulate grounds in Manchester and assaulted. Unknown individuals emerged from the consulate and forced a man inside before he escaped with the assistance of police and other protesters. The demonstrator reported to the BBC, "They took me inside and...

China Covid: Frustration as Beijing is slapped with limitations prior to the congress

Beijing looks to be growing increasingly frustrated as the Chinese capital is placed under rigorous security and Covid restrictions in preparation for a historic Communist Party meeting. Authorities have restricted entry into the city, preventing numerous travelers, returning residents, and goods from entering. Others were restricted in their movements or quarantined. It...

The electric vehicle market in China is expanding, but will it last?

If you wish to comprehend how governments may promote the development of new technology, you need to go no further than Beijing's taxi fleets. Five years ago, the city announced plans to prohibit the deployment of taxis fueled by fossil fuels. Today, thousands of automobiles are powered by batteries. And...

Hong Kong refuses to take action against a sanctioned Russian superyacht in its harbour.

Hong Kong has stated that it will not confiscate the megayacht of a sanctioned Russian oligarch. John Lee, Hong Kong's chief executive, stated that the territory will adhere to United Nations sanctions but not "unilateral" restrictions imposed by "particular jurisdictions." The yacht is owned by Alexei Mordashov, a close associate of...

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Early 2024 energy bills will climb, projection indicates.

Ofgem raises energy price limit. Energy costs to fluctuate in 2024. Transition to sustainable energy needed. In January, the energy regulator Ofgem will increase its price limit for the average annual household energy bills to £1,898, marking a £64 rise, as per research firm Cornwall Insight. A commonly accepted forecast predicted that energy...

UAW strike: Car workers increase, clouding US economy

UAW strike affects US economy. Demands for higher pay. Automakers face challenges. The United Auto Workers (UAW) union is expanding its strike against some of America's largest automobile manufacturers, extending the dispute over pay and benefits into its third week. Ford and General Motors union leader Shawn Fain said 7,000 more workers will...

Millions advised to book flu jab online for NHS relief.

Millions encouraged to book online flu jabs. Accelerated vaccination due to new Covid variant. Eligibility and booking options available. Starting Monday, millions will be urged to book flu vaccinations online, aiming to ease the strain on the NHS this winter. In response to the new Covid variant, NHS officials sped up the vaccination...

Texas couple arrested for selling illegal exotic cat cubs.

Texan couple arrested for selling endangered animals. Illegal sale of jaguar and margay. Face federal prison and fines. Rafael Gutierrez-Galvan, 29, and Deyanira Garza, 28, may face up to five years in federal prison and a possible $20,000 fine if convicted of attempting to sell the endangered jaguar and margay. Texas...