This photo taken on June 6, 2024 shows an exterior view of the European Parliament in Brussels, Belgium. [Photo/Xinhua] China has expressed serious concerns over the European Union’s proposed revision of its Cybersecurity Act, and warned it will take necessary countermeasures if Chinese companies face discriminatory treatment, the Ministry of Commerce said on Thursday. Speaking…
At the 5th RCEP (Shandong) Import Expo held from April 20 to 22 in Linyi, Ivan Kaukov, president of the Australian Asian Chamber of Commercial and Industry Inc, shared plans to further strengthen trade and investment cooperation between Australia and Linyi of East China’s Shandong province. By supporting Linyi enterprises in their entry into the…
Photo taken on May 12, 2025 shows the scenery on both sides of Victoria Harbor in Hong Kong. [Photo/Xinhua] HONG KONG — Matthew Strauss, a portfolio manager with a Canadian investment firm, has visited Hong Kong at least twice a year for 11 years to sniff out investment opportunities. “As a global investor, you have…
China’s efforts to deepen opening-up in its services sector will unlock new opportunities for foreign companies, as policymakers steer the economy toward innovation, consumption and higher-value growth, said market watchers and business leaders. They said foreign companies in the services sector believe that initiatives such as the “Investing in China” and “Shopping in China” will…
China is intensifying its crackdown on irregular share disposals by listed companies’ major shareholders, as new draft rules seek to reduce enforcement discretion, enhance market fairness and improve investor protections, officials and experts said. The China Securities Regulatory Commission, the country’s top stock market regulator, released draft implementation rules on Friday detailing the definition and…
China has voiced strong opposition to the European Union’s proposed revision of its Cybersecurity Act, warning that the draft could politicize trade, disrupt global supply chains and undermine bilateral economic ties, the Ministry of Commerce said on Monday. A ministry spokesperson said China remains open to dialogue but will take necessary countermeasures if Chinese companies…
The 18th Taicang Day celebration was successfully hosted in Munich, Germany, on April 16, drawing more than 300 delegates from both China and Germany to deliberate on various cooperation opportunities and mark the commencement of a fresh set of joint projects. The event, held for its 18th consecutive year, has shifted over the years from…
The 18th Taicang Day celebration was successfully hosted in Munich, Germany, on April 16, drawing more than 300 delegates from both China and Germany to deliberate on various cooperation opportunities and mark the commencement of a fresh set of joint projects. The event, held for its 18th consecutive year, has shifted over the years from…
The 18th Taicang Day celebration was successfully hosted in Munich, Germany, on April 16, drawing more than 300 delegates from both China and Germany to deliberate on various cooperation opportunities and mark the commencement of a fresh set of joint projects. The event, held for its 18th consecutive year, has shifted over the years from…
CAI MENG/CHINA DAILY At a time when global industrial chains are deeply integrated, energy remains the foundation of industrial activity. The Strait of Hormuz, a vital chokepoint for global energy supplies, has been overshadowed by conflict, while Brent crude prices surged from about $70 a barrel to nearly $120 at one point. With Iran sitting…