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    Nansha in Guangzhou Emerges as the Key Gateway for China’s Global Ambitions in 2026, Offering Unmatched Growth Potential in Business, Tech, and Talent

    Home » Latest Travel News of China » Nansha in Guangzhou Emerges as the Key Gateway for China’s Global Ambitions in 2026, Offering Unmatched Growth Potential in Business, Tech, and Talent Published on February 14, 2026 As 2026 unfolds, Nansha in Guangzhou emerges as a beacon of transformation and opportunity. Located at the…

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    Beijing slams US, UK, Australia and EU over Jimmy Lai sentencing remarks

      Beijing slams US, UK, Australia and EU over Jimmy Lai sentencing remarks

      The Chinese foreign ministry’s arm in Hong Kong has lodged “solemn representations” against negative remarks made by officials and politicians from Britain, the United States, Australia and the European Union concerning Jimmy Lai Chee-ying’s sentencing. The Commissioner’s Office of China’s Foreign Ministry in Hong Kong issued a statement on Saturday, saying it had summoned representatives…

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      Isabel Hilton is a former BBC journalist and founder of Dialogue Earth. Credit: Dialogue Earth

        China Is Leaving America in the Dust on Clean Energy

        From our collaborating partner “Living on Earth,” public radio’s environmental news magazine, an interview by host Steve Curwood with journalist Isabel Hilton.  As the United States fully withdrew from the United Nations climate negotiations in the fall of 2025, China stepped forward with an absolute emissions-reduction target of at least 7 percent by 2035. While…

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        China to lift tariffs for most of Africa starting in May

          China to lift tariffs for most of Africa starting in May

          Photo credit: breakbulk.news Chinese President Xi Jinping announced on Saturday, via state media, that Beijing will remove tariffs for all but one African country starting May 1. China already has a zero-tariff policy for imports from 33 African countries, but Beijing said last year it would extend the policy to all 53 of its diplomatic…

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            China Is Snapping Up Overseas Assets Again From Puma to Metals

            (Bloomberg) — After Beijing slammed them shut about a decade ago, the gates have flung open again for Chinese firms to go on overseas acquisition sprees. In January alone, the volume of outbound mergers and acquisitions from Greater China approached $12 billion, the most for the first month of a year since 2017. The shopping…

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