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Opinion | The Beijing Spectacle: Two Weary Giants Carve Up Their Share Of The World
For the world's middle powers, including India, the solidification of Washington and Beijing's duopoly presents an acute, existential dilemma.
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China Eyes 5 Per Cent Growth Despite Trade War
Beijing has announced measures in retaliation for Washington's latest tariff hike -- and vowed it would fight a trade war to the "bitter end".
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China Lab Mapped COVID-19 2 Weeks Before Beijing Acknowledged: Report
Recent documents obtained from the US Department of Health and Human Services indicate that a Chinese virologist had isolated and mapped the structure of COVID-19 at least two weeks before Beijing officially acknowledged the virus.
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Beijing Swelters In Extreme Heat, Over 40 Degrees Recorded For 3rd Day
Beijing topped 40 degrees Celsius (104F) on Saturday for a record third day as the Chinese capital sweltered in extreme heat, while uncommonly high temperatures for June grilled an area the size of California in northern China.
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Beijing To Cover Several Fertility Treatments For Couples From July
Beijing's government on Thursday announced that it would cover 16 types of assisted reproduction technology under the city's health care system from July 1, the latest move by authorities to boost China's flagging birth rate.
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A Fine For Shredded Cucumber Served In China Restaurant Sparks Angry Posts
China's indebted local governments are increasingly imposing controversial fines on residents in a bid to generate revenue, stoking anger among social-media users.
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In Push for Self-Reliance, China To Revamp Data, Tech Authorities
Beijing will also set up a national data administration responsible for overseeing the digital economy.
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China Covid Lockdowns Shut Delivery Workers Out Of Their Homes
Overworked, underpaid and thoroughly fed up, Wang's troubles deepened even further when authorities abruptly locked down the delivery driver's Beijing apartment block earlier this month.
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Crawling On Ground: The New Trend Among Chinese College Students
The trend shows students walking using all their limbs, also called quadrupedal movement, which makes them appear walking like animals.
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Beijing's Largest District Urges Citizens To Stay Indoors Amid Covid Spike
Beijing's biggest district urged people to stay home during the weekend and COVID-19 outbreaks grew in numerous Chinese cities on Friday, even as China further fine-tuned its Covid rules by removing capacity limits at entertainment venues.
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The Secretive Deal That Rebuilt Vatican-China Ties
A secretive deal between the Vatican and Beijing is up for renewal later this year as concerns grow about China's rights record and its tightening grip on churches and clergy.
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Beijing Residents Swarm Supermarkets Amid Lockdown Rumours
Beijing residents rushed to supermarkets on Thursday as Chinese officials tried to curb mounting panic over a rumour the capital would be placed under stay-at-home orders.
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Hazardous Sandstorm Blankets Beijing, Second In Two Weeks
The Chinese capital Beijing woke on Sunday morning shrouded in thick dust carrying extremely high levels of hazardous particles, as a second sandstorm in two weeks hit the city due to winds from drought-hit Mongolia and northwestern China.
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Beijing To Go Mask-Free As Coronavirus Cases Hit New Lows
Health authorities in China's capital Beijing have removed a requirement for people to wear masks outdoors, further relaxing rules aimed at preventing the spread the novel coronavirus after the city reported 13 consecutive days without new cases.
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Beijing Will "Never Tolerate" Taiwan's Separation From China: Report
Beijing will "never tolerate" Taiwan's separation from China, a spokesman at the mainland's top Taiwan body said Wednesday, after President Tsai Ing-wen was inaugurated for a second term.
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Opinion | The Beijing Spectacle: Two Weary Giants Carve Up Their Share Of The World
For the world's middle powers, including India, the solidification of Washington and Beijing's duopoly presents an acute, existential dilemma.
-
China Eyes 5 Per Cent Growth Despite Trade War
Beijing has announced measures in retaliation for Washington's latest tariff hike -- and vowed it would fight a trade war to the "bitter end".
-
China Lab Mapped COVID-19 2 Weeks Before Beijing Acknowledged: Report
Recent documents obtained from the US Department of Health and Human Services indicate that a Chinese virologist had isolated and mapped the structure of COVID-19 at least two weeks before Beijing officially acknowledged the virus.
-
Beijing Swelters In Extreme Heat, Over 40 Degrees Recorded For 3rd Day
Beijing topped 40 degrees Celsius (104F) on Saturday for a record third day as the Chinese capital sweltered in extreme heat, while uncommonly high temperatures for June grilled an area the size of California in northern China.
-
Beijing To Cover Several Fertility Treatments For Couples From July
Beijing's government on Thursday announced that it would cover 16 types of assisted reproduction technology under the city's health care system from July 1, the latest move by authorities to boost China's flagging birth rate.
-
A Fine For Shredded Cucumber Served In China Restaurant Sparks Angry Posts
China's indebted local governments are increasingly imposing controversial fines on residents in a bid to generate revenue, stoking anger among social-media users.
-
In Push for Self-Reliance, China To Revamp Data, Tech Authorities
Beijing will also set up a national data administration responsible for overseeing the digital economy.
-
China Covid Lockdowns Shut Delivery Workers Out Of Their Homes
Overworked, underpaid and thoroughly fed up, Wang's troubles deepened even further when authorities abruptly locked down the delivery driver's Beijing apartment block earlier this month.
-
Crawling On Ground: The New Trend Among Chinese College Students
The trend shows students walking using all their limbs, also called quadrupedal movement, which makes them appear walking like animals.
-
Beijing's Largest District Urges Citizens To Stay Indoors Amid Covid Spike
Beijing's biggest district urged people to stay home during the weekend and COVID-19 outbreaks grew in numerous Chinese cities on Friday, even as China further fine-tuned its Covid rules by removing capacity limits at entertainment venues.
-
The Secretive Deal That Rebuilt Vatican-China Ties
A secretive deal between the Vatican and Beijing is up for renewal later this year as concerns grow about China's rights record and its tightening grip on churches and clergy.
-
Beijing Residents Swarm Supermarkets Amid Lockdown Rumours
Beijing residents rushed to supermarkets on Thursday as Chinese officials tried to curb mounting panic over a rumour the capital would be placed under stay-at-home orders.
-
Hazardous Sandstorm Blankets Beijing, Second In Two Weeks
The Chinese capital Beijing woke on Sunday morning shrouded in thick dust carrying extremely high levels of hazardous particles, as a second sandstorm in two weeks hit the city due to winds from drought-hit Mongolia and northwestern China.
-
Beijing To Go Mask-Free As Coronavirus Cases Hit New Lows
Health authorities in China's capital Beijing have removed a requirement for people to wear masks outdoors, further relaxing rules aimed at preventing the spread the novel coronavirus after the city reported 13 consecutive days without new cases.
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Beijing Will "Never Tolerate" Taiwan's Separation From China: Report
Beijing will "never tolerate" Taiwan's separation from China, a spokesman at the mainland's top Taiwan body said Wednesday, after President Tsai Ing-wen was inaugurated for a second term.
