China will punish those who like posts on networks about protests against Zero Covid
Chinese may be held accountable for liking posts deemed illegal or harmful, sparking fears that the world's second-largest economy
November 30, 2022Topic
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China: Iron ore drops 2.5% to US$79.50/tonne, lowest price in almost three years
Iron ore prices continued on Monday the sharp correction seen since last week and touched the lowest level in almost...
October 31, 2022
China open to apply zero-tariff to 98% of Angolan exports
China proposed to the Angolan State to apply a zero-tariff scheme to 98% of Angolan goods exported to the Chinese...
October 26, 2022
Brazil-China state relations considered “quite stable” by business council
Brazil-China State relations are "quite stable". They should remain so after elections in Brazil and the Chinese Communist Party Congress,
October 21, 2022
Xi Jinping to be re-elected as China’s supreme leader: 10 years of the most powerful communist dictator since Mao
China's hyper-personalistic dictator is about to become the first communist leader this week to rule the country for more than...
October 13, 2022
Angola and China vow to strengthen cooperation
Angolan President João Lourenço has vowed to strengthen cooperation with China, while the Chinese Ambassador to Angola, Gong Tao,
October 4, 2022
Exports from Portuguese-speaking countries to Macau rise 36.2%
According to official figures released on September 29, exports of goods from Portuguese-speaking countries to Macau in the first eight...
October 3, 2022
China surveillance policies follow facial recognition spread along Silk Road
Chinese technologies and tactics to tackle dissent and control internet use are spreading to countries along its Digital Silk Road,
September 22, 2022
Opinion: With cheap Russian gas, China will leave the EU behind
(Opinion) Bad news for the European Commission (EC). To replace the money lost by the non-start of Nord Stream 2,...
September 17, 2022