China purchased a huge 700,000-square-foot property worth £255 million in 2018. The former location of London’s Royal Mint is now a 70,000 sq. ft.
USA shoots down unidentified object over Canada
Unidentified objects flew over Canada on Saturday. This was the second such incident in as many days, one week after the Pentagon downed a Chinese spy ball off the US
Local health officials state that Covid has infected 90% of Chinese province residents
According to data from central Henan’s health commission, 88 million people may have been infected with the virus.
China’s great migration, first day of “chun yun” kicks-off under shadow of COVID
China marked Saturday the beginning of “Chun Yun”, the 40-day period for Lunar New Year travel in China. This was pre-pandemic the largest annual migration of people worldwide.
China in talks with Pfizer to create generic Covid drug
Three sources confirmed to Reuters that China is currently in negotiations with Pfizer Inc for a license that will allow Chinese drugmakers to produce and distribute a generic version of
Many Chinese return to normal activity after COVID infection
People in China’s major cities of Beijing, Shanghai, and Wuhan braved the cold to resume regular activity Monday. They were optimistic about the economic recovery of more people who have
China’s real estate crisis deepens as big Shanghai developer defaults
Another Chinese developer has defaulted, causing a fresh blow to the struggling real estate sector in China’s second-largest economy.
China takes on Russian oil at a cheap price
China’s largest oil supplier, Russia, has been overtaken by Saudi Arabia. Beijing is trying to profit from the crisis by buying cheaper supplies.
Iron Ore Smashes $150 after Beijing Eases Green Targets
Green Targets offered five additional years of rising carbon emissions to its steel industry, sending iron ore skyrocketing as investors saw it as a renewed focus for the economy.
Deepverge PLC (DVRG.L) Microtox CTM installed ahead of Winter Olympics
Microtox water testing equipment installed ahead of Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics
Indonesia bans coal exports in January on domestic power worries
JAKARTA, Jan 1 (Reuters) – Indonesia has banned coal exports in January due to concerns that low supplies at domestic power plants could lead to widespread blackouts, a senior official