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Exclusive | ‘Progress cannot be stopped’: China’s ambassador to France talks trade, EV tariffs

This month, the Post’s Xiaofei Xu sat down with Deng Li, China’s ambassador to France and Monaco, for an in-depth…

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Nexperia crisis: Sino-Dutch dispute over chipmaker puts car industry supply chain at risk

Semiconductor manufacturer Nexperia’s homebase in Nijmegen – the biggest city in Gelderland, the Netherlands’ largest province – offers few clues…

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BeOne Medicines to bring more cancer drugs to Hong Kong, thanks to easier approval regime

BeOne Medicines, a global drug company that originated in mainland China, plans to launch more cancer drugs in Hong Kong…

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Opinion | Beijing’s rare earth export control regime is blowback from US policy

To justify his threat of a 100 per cent tariff on imports from China, US President Donald Trump framed China’s…

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Breaking | China’s exports defy expectations in September under weight of trade war uncertainty

China’s exports rebounded in September after hitting a six-month low in August, supported by recovering overseas demand and front-loading ahead…

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Why new EU steel tariffs to curb Chinese imports are giving carmakers a headache

A proposed increase to EU steel tariffs has already sown alarm among the continent’s car manufacturers, with stocks of major…

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Asian firms shift investment towards Europe in supply chain ‘realignment’, ING says

Asian companies, particularly those in China, are undergoing a structural transformation in their supply chains, with many redirecting investments towards…

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China’s rare earth magnet exports to the US decline amid trade war uncertainty

China’s exports of rare earth permanent magnets to the United States fell in August despite total shipments rising on the…

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Opinion | From security to the economy and autonomy, Europe is at a crossroads

In 1966, French president Charles de Gaulle withdrew France from the integrated military command of Nato, on the grounds that…

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Facing China’s solar power industry, EU advised to concede defeat

A group of French and German economists has urged Europe to identify which industries to support in the face of…

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