Why China is changing its laws to allow court action against foreign states
Analysts say changes had been in the pipeline for a long time, but Beijing was spurred to act because of concerns about its increasing investments abroad.
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Analysts say changes had been in the pipeline for a long time, but Beijing was spurred to act because of concerns about its increasing investments abroad.
Move away from ‘absolute immunity’ expected to better protect businesses involved in international trade.
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