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Asia’s light ends were supported in early trade Jan. 17 by firmer crude oil futures, though gasoline demand was not yet in full swing even as fresh supply was seen from India and Malaysia, while naphtha demand remained limited by low olefin and aromatics margins. Any recovery in propane demand from China’s propane dehydrogenation plants ...

“But the “Baodiao” movement (保釣運動)—short-hand for “Protect Diaoyutai” (釣魚臺) in Chinese—represents the first movement led by a generation of people in the city imbued with some inchoate sense of local consciousness (to which today's “Hongkonger” identity can be traced back), born and raised in Hong Kong upon the wave of mass migration from mainland China in the 1950s.”

For over a decade, Chinese insurers have supported Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) project development in Latin America, with state-run insurer Sinosure among the first to insure major...

The Chinese government has turned to domestic tech companies in a drive to become ‘self-reliant’ and has also set a goal for the country to take the global lead in the production of microprocessors.

Economic superpower wants to become global leader in chip production The Chinese government has turned to dome

Economic superpower wants to become global leader in chip production The Chinese government has turned to dome

While Chinese media has been letting off steam over what it calls brouhaha about Taiwan calling the Peoples Liberation Army weak, to the south across the eastern end of the Himalayan Cordillera a different script is being torn into

Donald Trump’s election in the 2016 U.S. presidential race ushers in a period of considerable uncertainty in regard to the future of U.S. policies in the Asia-Pacific and vis-à-vis its relationship with China. In this podcast, Paul Haenle spoke with Dr.

For now, the United States still retains a significant advantage in undersea warfare, but Washington cannot permit superiority to result in complacency.

The president’s son was part owner of a venture involved in the $3.8 billion purchase by a Chinese conglomerate of one of the world’s largest cobalt deposits. The metal is a key ingredient in batteries for electric vehicles.