67 articles tagged with "China"
With crude prices at $110 per barrel, China's increasing electric vehicle adoption may mitigate the impact of global oil supply disruptions caused by geopolitical tensions.
LS Cable is set to construct a rare earth magnet manufacturing facility in Korea, aiming to enhance local production capabilities and reduce dependency on Chinese imports.
China National Nuclear Power has reported a 2.7% year-over-year decrease in on-grid power generation for the first quarter of the year.
China's mining sector is experiencing a significant workforce transition as workers shift from coal mining to the food production industry, particularly noodles.
JD.com has detailed its offshore notes offering, targeting CNY10 billion to bolster its financial capabilities. This move is significant for its funding strategy.
China's planned expansion of its nuclear fleet raises significant considerations for global energy infrastructure and capacity management, as highlighted by the IAEA Chief.
The execution of a French citizen in China for drug trafficking, convicted in 2010, highlights significant implications for international legal frameworks and bilateral relations.
The acquisition of Chemaf for $700 million underscores a significant shift in mining operations within the Democratic Republic of Congo, focusing on critical copper and cobalt resources.
The investigation into Ma Xingrui, former party secretary of Xinjiang, highlights the evolving political landscape within the Communist Party of China.
China's dominance in rare earth elements presents both challenges and opportunities for global infrastructure. The geopolitical landscape surrounding these resources is complex, with various nations seeking alternatives.
Rapper J. Cole is set to join the Nanjing Monkey Kings in the Chinese Basketball Association, marking a significant crossover between music and professional sports.
China's intervention in the mining sector signals a potential shift in market dynamics, impacting traditional operations and pricing structures.
The extradition of Li Xiong from Cambodia to China underscores the ongoing international efforts to dismantle cybercrime operations linked to organized scams.
The recent loss of mining permits by an Australian firm in the DR Congo highlights a shift in the mining landscape, with Chinese companies increasing their investments and influence.
Central China exhibits significant taxonomic and phylogenetic endemism, indicating its potential designation as a global biodiversity hotspot.
Amid intensifying competition, U.S. venture capital firms are adapting their strategies by investing directly in upstream scientific pipelines within China's biotech sector.
Cheng Li-wun's upcoming visit to China, the first by a sitting leader of Taiwan's main opposition party in a decade, raises questions about cross-strait relations.
China's industrial profits rose by 15% in Q1 2026, but rising oil prices could disrupt this growth, necessitating a review of operational strategies.
The ILEA leadership has acknowledged China's significant contributions to nuclear energy development, emphasizing the importance of global collaboration in this sector.
Nike's stock is currently under pressure as investors await earnings results and assess the company's progress in the Chinese market, impacting overall sentiment.
China's rapidly growing biotech sector is reshaping international scientific collaboration, particularly in light of recent NIH actions that may hinder partnerships.
US officials have indicated that a prominent Chinese chipmaker has transferred chipmaking technology to Iran's military, raising potential implications for regional military capabilities.
Recent advancements in rare earth production signal a potential shift in supply chains, yet market responses remain tepid, indicating broader economic influences at play.
Following Meta's acquisition of Manus, a Chinese AI startup, the founders are prohibited from leaving the country as authorities conduct a review of the deal.
China's plans for a moon landing by 2030 and lunar base construction could significantly alter the landscape of space exploration and infrastructure.
China's aggressive expansion into deep-sea mining raises significant concerns regarding maritime security and international relations.
A soldier's break-in at the Chinese Embassy in Tokyo, reportedly armed with a knife, highlights vulnerabilities in diplomatic security infrastructure amid strained Japan-China relations.
China's reduction of export rebates for battery manufacturers has resulted in a significant rise in lithium prices, affecting global supply chains and highlighting NILI's strategic role.
The recent discovery of the world's second-largest light rare earth deposit in Sichuan has significant implications for global supply chains and industry capacity.
China's rapidly expanding deep-sea mining fleet raises concerns regarding its potential dual-use capabilities, particularly in military surveillance of US submarines.
China has implemented restrictions on certain hi-tech metal exports to Japan, yet there is a notable increase in magnet exports. This dual approach raises questions about the underlying strategy and implications for supply chains.
China's recent $120 billion investment in securing critical minerals overseas has significant implications for global supply chains and resource management.
The largest known meteoritic iron artifact from China's Bronze Age has been uncovered at the Sanxingdui site, providing insights into ancient metallurgical practices.
U.S. regulations are constraining domestic rare-earth mineral production, allowing China to maintain its dominant position in the global market, which poses significant national security risks.
Recent findings of rare earth oxides in China could significantly alter energy sector dynamics and global supply chains.
Jensen Huang's recent statements regarding Nvidia's chip distribution practices come under scrutiny as the Super Micro scandal unfolds, raising concerns about supply chain integrity.
A recent incident involving a dancing robot at a hot pot restaurant in China highlights potential risks in automated service systems, as malfunction led to dishware being thrown.
China's oil output has reached unprecedented levels, prompting scrutiny regarding the sustainability of this production and its implications for global oil markets.
U.S. authorities have accused a co-founder of Super Micro of orchestrating a scheme to redirect Nvidia chips to China, raising concerns about supply chain integrity.
China has reported a significant increase in rare earth magnet exports ahead of the upcoming Trump-Xi meeting, highlighting the ongoing tensions in US-China trade relations.
China's energy policies are increasingly shaping Taiwan's political landscape, potentially steering it towards greater political union.
China's recent export curbs on rare earth materials are significantly impacting wage negotiations in Japan, highlighting vulnerabilities in global supply chains.
Japan and the US are set to engage in discussions aimed at joint development of rare earth minerals, crucial for various technologies, to lessen reliance on China.
President Trump is engaging multiple nations, including China, to ensure safe maritime transit through the Strait of Hormuz, a critical oil passage.
China has urged all parties to cease military operations in the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting concerns over regional stability as tensions escalate.
Trump's recent shift in diplomatic strategy regarding Iran raises significant concerns about the implications for international relations and operational frameworks.
A new project in Texas is set to increase domestic production of rare-earth elements, aiming to reduce the US's reliance on Chinese imports and enhance national security.
China reports increased domestic oil production, indicating a robust energy supply, coinciding with U.S. requests for assistance in securing the Hormuz energy route.
Taiwan has reported a significant rise in Chinese military aircraft operations in proximity to the island, raising concerns about regional security dynamics.
Taiwan's parliament has approved a significant arms deal with the US, valued at $11 billion, aimed at enhancing the island's defense capabilities amid regional tensions.
China's Foreign Ministry has condemned the U.S. trade investigation under the Trump administration, labeling it a pretext for tariffs. Concurrently, China is advancing a five-year economic plan aimed at bolstering its economy.
The recent legislation in China designates Mandarin as the official language, impacting educational and public service frameworks, with potential repercussions for minority representation.
The FDA has issued a warning to Novo Nordisk regarding product safety, while Lilly is increasing its investment in China to bolster market presence.
China's economy demonstrates strong demand for oil, providing a stabilizing effect in the context of recent global price shocks.
Iran's crude oil exports to China continue through the Strait of Hormuz, despite ongoing conflicts that threaten energy transit and supply stability.
China's recent trade data indicates a significant export performance, leading to a record trade surplus for the first two months of the year.
Recent customs data indicates a 23% increase in China's rare earth exports during January and February, reflecting heightened demand in high-tech sectors.
Research identifies various terrain types in the Rimae Bode region, highlighting potential landing sites for China's inaugural crewed lunar mission.
A senior Chinese space scientist has proposed a prioritization of a mission to Neptune, focusing on its potential for groundbreaking discoveries. This initiative was presented during the national congress.
China's lower oil import dependency and strategic reserves position it favorably against rising oil prices, with implications for energy infrastructure.
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China has approved a new obesity treatment from Pfizer, heightening competition in a market poised to become even more crowded.
Beijing is shifting Hong Kong's status from a neutral financial intermediary to a key component in its financial security framework, impacting global capital flows.
The latest five-year plan from China outlines a comprehensive strategy for embedding artificial intelligence across various sectors of its economy.