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It is no secret that coffee consumption has been rising exponentially in China over the past few years, and industry players have forecasted that this growth will continue for years to come as more coffee companies and startup cafes are poised to make their entry into smaller cities.

The Shanghai Cooperation Organization, a grouping of Russia, China,and several Central Asian states, has an ambitious economic andsecurity agenda infused with Chinese and Russian suspicion of U.S.designs in Eurasia and a desire to reduce U.S. influence in CentralAsia.

PetroChina is significantly undervalued and trading below its oil and gas assets. See how PCCYF is set to benefit from Chinas expected relation on regulations.

Experts warn of a deadly COVID-19 spread to rural areas of China, where medical resources are limited and the population is aging, as an estimated 2.1 billion people begin travelling home as part of the final Lunar New Year travel rush.

GLOBALink | Chinas largest onshore oilfield marks another bumper year-

China's latest move to ensure energy supplies will enable State-owned power plants to have sufficient funds to purchase coal this year, and help put planned coal and electricity projects into operation during the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-25) period, said analysts on Thursday.

Daqing Oilfield, China's largest onshore oilfield, said that its oil and gas production at home and abroad had exceeded 40 million tons of oil equivalent in 2022.

Researchers from the MIT Senseable City Lab have produced a series of maps visualizing commuting habits across Chinese cities. Titled Potato Project, the study used mobile phone location data from 50 million individuals across 234 cities to understand commuting patterns between a person’s home...

China is seeing a vast natural gas field with an annual gas production capacity exceeding 50 billion cubic meters, which will further ensure domestic energy security while facilitating the country's low-carbon energy transition, said industry experts.

Shocking video shows cars perched on top of other drivers' roofs after hundreds of cars crashed on a bridge in China, sending many people to the hospital.