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The UK government is planning to build a new nuclear reactor in Scotland, despite opposition, according to the Scottish secretary Alistair Jack

Wages have gone up by more than US$1,000 a month across the board, according to people familiar with the situation.

Innovation is increasingly coming under the spotlight amid Beijing’s push for tech self-reliance, but criticisms persist that quantity is being emphasised over quality in the pursuit of patents.

Beijing’s political leadership isn’t likely to listen to friendly advice from foreign investors or criticism from foreign officials.

China will inspect vital finance and economy-related entities as part of a round of discipline inspections amid Beijing’s focus on a financial revamp.

Study Times, a key Communist Party paper, publishes series by PLA experts on emerging weapons technology to take strategic high ground.

Beijing’s political leadership isn’t likely to listen to friendly advice from foreign investors or criticism from foreign officials.

In the midst of a litany of thorny issues and looming US elections, both sides try to reset tone, manage differences.

People familiar with the matter say Cai Qi has been appointed to head the Communist Party’s Central Cyberspace Affairs Commission.

The 2023 disciplinary drive targeted tens of thousands of officials who did not perform their duties properly as well as those who received money and gifts.