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Robert Lane Suitor of Falmouth, whose pursuits in the local ocean waters included time as a charter boat operator and sailboat racing with Quissett Yacht Club, died at home June

In the face of increasing external and internal disruption factors, China has adopted a slew of targeted measures to bolster the growth of its foreign trade sector.

May exports grow at double-digit pace, as compared to last year; Recovery can continue if there are no further lockdowns, says Greater China chief economist.

China has adopted a slew of targeted measures to bolster the growth of its foreign trade sector, according to an official on June 8.

© Provided by Xinhua BEIJING, June 8 (Xinhua) -- In the face of increasing external and internal disruption factors, China has adopted a slew of target

The 338-megawatt lower Stung Russei Chrum hydropower station located on the Stung Russei Chrum River in Koh Kong province, Cambodia, has been playing a key role in promoting local low carbon development and green energy transition.

China Export and Credit Insurance company, also called Sinosure, one of the many Chinese companies that have invested in the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), has shown reluctance in funding a hydropower project citing due arrears from the Pakistani government, a media report said.

China Export and Credit Insurance company, also called Sinosure, one of the many Chinese companies that have invested in the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (C

The Joint National Assembly Joint Committee on Land Transportation has begged the Chinese government to come to the aid of Nigeria in rescuing the victims of Kaduna train attack. The Chairman, Senate Committee on Land Transportation, Senator Abdulfatai Buhari, who spoke on  behalf of the committee, during an oversight visit to Obafemi Awolowo Train Station […]

China will ensure smooth logistics and production activities, and reinforce regional economic cooperation to support its foreign trade and ease pressure on its exporters, as the impact of the recent domestic COVID-19 resurgence may last for a while, said government officials and analysts.