Beijing Based Centre News Today

Russian official’s comments on integrating belt and road with Eurasian bloc signal fresh interest in Chinese strategy Moscow once viewed as a challenge to its dominance.

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will arrive in China on Thursday, and is set to visit the southern city of Guangzhou and capital city of Beijing during her week-long trip.

Observers say China is in a good position to act as arbitrator in the Israel-Gaza war. So what’s stopping it?

Beijing has already recognised overcapacity as a major challenge for 2024, as US and European Union anti-dumping probes and tariffs disrupt trade.

Recent comments from officials, as well as years of tension over trade, indicate regulatory action may be taken by the US to limit the potential of China’s electric vehicle industry – which could sour efforts to boost economic growth and export activity.

As the United States appears unlikely to back down in its efforts to relocate manufacturing away from China, a recalibration of priorities has been suggested to accommodate the new status quo.

Military government’s deputy prime minister calls for continued help to ‘achieve domestic peace and stability’ in talks with top Chinese diplomat.

In a departure from the West’s view on the role of finance, China has made the case for its own perspective on the industry, primarily as a tool for achieving policy goals and a buttress for weak links in the economy.

Top diplomat Wang Yi will chair a council meeting in the final days of the country’s rotating presidency.

A Chinese expert reportedly suggested that ECRL trains can double its speed to hit 351km/h. Malaysia Rail Link says the claim is inaccurate and misleading.