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October 12, 2025

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Beijing accuses us of increasing commercial tensions, defending rare land

China called on Sunday’s latest US invoices of President Donald Trump for hypocritical goods and has defended exports of rare land exports and equipment, but stopped imposing new contributions to US products. Trump on Friday responded to the latest Peci export controls, imposing 100% invoices on China exports, along with new critical software export controls until November 1st. Renewed commercial tensions have hit Wall Street, sending large technological shares, concerned that foreign companies depending on the production of transformed rare earths and rare -land magnets and could derail a summit between Trump and Trump. In response to Trump The statement

August 25, 2025

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Pakistan raised the debt of Chinese energy RS100BN before PM Beijing Visit

Islamabad: Pakistan has decided to install more than 100 billion Rs in charges due to Chinese power plants in front of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s upcoming visit to Beijing, reducing the country’s excellent obligations to Chinese producers by almost one quarter. This move aims to deal with one of Beijing’s most important concerns. The Ministry of Finance has issued instructions on the liberalization of funds from energy subsidies intended for this tax year budget, according to government officials. They said that the 100 billion Rs will be disbursed to Chinese electricity producers in a few days. In addition to the

August 5, 2025

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Beijing braces for more rain as deadly floods shift over 70,000

Beijing has evacuated over 70,000 inhabitants and places all 16 areas at the highest warning level, as Brace authorities for another round of heavy rainfall, one week after the capital of the most deadly flood in more than a decade. Between July 23 and 29, torrential rains killed at least 44 people in the city, most of them were trapped in a nursing home in the Miyun area, where flooding collapsed emergency systems. The tragedy prompted officials to recognize deficiencies in emergency planning for extreme weather conditions. Forecasts warned that up to 200mm of rain could fall in just six

July 31, 2025

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Beijing admits lack of readiness as rains kill 60

Listen to the article Beijing city officials admitted on Thursday that they had not been prepared for heavy rains that soaked in the capital, killing 60 people and leaving nine still missing. Extreme rains and floods across northern China have killed 60 people, more than half of them in a care house for the elderly in a Beijing suburb, which has struggled with the most deadly flood destruction for years. In Beijing, 44 people died last week, Deputy Mayor Xia Linmao said at a press conference on Thursday. At least 31 others were missing in the capital and neighboring province

July 29, 2025

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Extreme weather kills 30 in Beijing as the rain of year falls in a week

Extreme weather conditions killed at least 30 people in Beijing after a one -year rain declined to less than a week, forcing more than 80,000 people to relocate, destroying the roads and cutting off power and communications to more than 130 villages. Hundreds of flights and several train services have been delayed or suspended as thunderstorms culminated on Monday night, stretching the capital’s disaster management capabilities and urging some experts to call the “rain” trap. Most of the rain converged on the north wall of Beijing near the Great Wall, with at least 28 deaths reported in the Miyun area

June 28, 2025

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China extends compensation for flooding communities

China has expanded economic safeguards for its population -affected sections affected by flood control systems in times of extreme rainfall, including promises of immediate compensation by the central government and animal loss payments. In China, flood diversion in areas by the rivers is an important step in managing downstream flood. As extreme rainfall increases at frequency, China is increasingly using such areas, some of which have been used to date and have been supplemented by farms, arable land and even residential buildings, causing social tensions. According to the revised rules on compensation related to flood diversion released late Friday, the

June 13, 2025

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Trump says China’s Agreement “does”, Beijing to supply rare land

US President Donald Trump participates in one summer soiree in the White House southern lawn in Washington, DC, June 4 2025. – AFP Trump says the superpowers arrived at the deal after two days of talks. Washington would allow Chinese students to remain in us. “This would be a great victory for both countries !!!” Washington: US President Donald Trampa broke ties with China as “excellent” on Wednesday, saying that the superpowers had reached an agreement after two days of talks aimed at maintaining a truce in their destructive trade war. Trump told the truth of the social platform that

May 10, 2025

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Beijing urges India, Pakistan to repeat political dialogue for peace

Listen to the article China called on India and Pakistan to bring back restraint and return to a peaceful dialogue after a series of deadly cross -border conflicts that have left dozens of civilians dead and had brought the two nuclear reinforced neighbors on the brink of a complete war. The appeal came on Saturday moments before US President Donald Trump announced that both southern Asian opponents had agreed on a “complete and immediate ceasefire” after a sharp escalation of hostilities. “We are deeply concerned about the current situation and we are strongly urged both sides to act in the

April 25, 2025

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Beijing warns Washington against “Hyping” as American armor at Taiwan Strait

USS USS Mason destroyer draws in parallel with the replenishment of the Oiler Fleet in the Atlantic Ocean, July 17 2021.-Reuters Beijing: Beijing has warned Washington against what was called a “public event” after an American guided missile destroyer that fell through the sensitive strait of Taiwan. The Chinese army said on Thursday that it had sent naval and air forces to monitor and warn an American guided rocket destroyer that fell through the sensitive strait of Taiwan – the second such mission since Donald. The US Navy sends ships, occasionally accompanied by ships from allied countries, through its strait

April 11, 2025

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China strikes US goods with 125% invoices amid trade in trade

Listen to the article China strongly increased invoices to US imports to 125%, hitting the United States in the last escalation of commercial tensions under the command of President Donald Trump. The move was confirmed by the China Customs Committee on Friday, responding to the increase in Washington’s tariff raises in a cumulative 145% in Chinese goods. China previously imposed 84% invoices before the new increase. The committee said US goods had lost competitiveness in the Chinese market, warning that ongoing hikes would become “a joke in the history of the world economy”. Trump administration policies have sparked worldwide criticism

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