Venezuela's crude oil exports

    US oil refiners win, Chinese rivals lose in Trump’s Venezuela strike

    LONDON, Jan 4 (Reuters) – The U.S. military’s ouster of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is set to swiftly reroute the country’s oil exports back toward the United States – and away from China. That will give U.S. refiners an immediate boost, but President Donald Trump’s plans to revive production in the Latin American country may…

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    Still Made in China, thanks to new tech in swimwear - Opinion

      Still Made in China, thanks to new tech in swimwear – Opinion

      MA XUEJING/CHINA DAILY Xingcheng, a relatively small coastal city in Northeast China, has made a mark for itself on the global map. Nearly one-third of the residents of this city of just over 500,000 people are engaged in the swimwear industry. In fact, the swimwear sector in Xingcheng churns out 170 million pieces of swimwear…

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      Pro-government, armed civilians at a protest in Caracas, Venezuela on Sunday. Photo: AP

        China is likely to thread the needle after US attack on Venezuela

        China will be patient and play the long game as it views the new geopolitical chessboard, recalibrating carefully in the wake of US President Donald Trump’s move on Saturday to decapitate Venezuela’s leadership, analysts said. In a daring predawn raid, US forces descended on ousted Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro and airlifted him shackled and blindfolded…

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        China's daily passenger trips up nearly 20 pct during New Year holiday

          China’s daily passenger trips up nearly 20 pct during New Year holiday

          China recorded an average of 198 million daily inter-regional passenger trips during the three-day New Year holiday that ended on Saturday, marking a year-on-year increase of 19.62 percent, official data showed Sunday. The total number of passenger trips during the holiday reached 595 million, highlighting robust travel demand, according to the Ministry of Transport. Highway…

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          Brenda Goh

            South Korea’s Lee begins China state visit after North fires missiles

            SHANGHAI, Jan 4 (Reuters) – South Korean President Lee Jae Myung began a state visit to China on Sunday, hoping to promote peace on the Korean Peninsula hours after rival North Korea launched ballistic missiles. The visit, Lee’s first to China since taking office in June, comes amid heightened global tensions after Pyongyang’s aggressive display,…

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