Chinese EV giant charges into Europe
Chinese EV giant BYD takes a bold step towards European dominance with a new Berlin store.
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China treads carefully in economic ties with Taliban amidst political distance
In a move sparking global debate, China accepted the Taliban ambassador's credentials, extending a diplomatic handshake but stopping short of formal recognition.
15 Years and Counting: China and Africa’s trade journey
China and Africa rewrite their trade narrative, focusing on value-added production, renewable energy, and knowledge sharing for a more sustainable and mutually beneficial future.
Lagos and China in talks for collaborative airport and rail initiatives
Governor Sanwo-Olu's visit to China aims to revolutionize Lagos' infrastructure. Engaging with China Airport Construction Company and exploring subway innovations reflects a commitment to global best practices for development.
China’s AI: Innovate or Imitate?
Despite U.S. sanctions, China forges an AI path. Domestic innovation shines, but limitations linger. China's audacious gambit has ignited a technological saga worth watching.
Apple’s China conundrum: iPhone soars, empire falters
Apple is experiencing mixed results with strong iPhone sales globally but a deepening slump in China, a crucial market. Despite the challenges, analysts remain optimistic about Apple's long-term prospects in China.
Renewable revolution: China leads the charge
Driven by wind and solar, China will charge past coal in 2024, marking a historic shift towards a sustainable future. This green revolution ignites hope, but grid challenges await on the path to clean energy dominance.
Tech titan topples: Bao Fan resigns amidst investigation
"Rainmaker" Bao Fan, architect of China's tech boom, steps down from China Renaissance after year-long probe. The official reason cites health concerns, but speculation swirls about deeper connections to the investigation that shrouded his disappearance a year ago.
Landmark China-Pakistan MoU holds promise to stabilize drug prices
Pakistan's surging drug prices raise concerns about affordability. A new MoU with China's market regulator promises information and technical expertise sharing.
China’s legal tightrope: Public vs. Power
China's Ma Shushan case exposes flaws in governance. Public outcry prompts reform calls, urging a shift from "little emperors" to local democracy, judicial independence, and self-interest-aligned rule of law.
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