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Chinese Companies Say Nickel Regulations in Indonesia Could Curb Output
The Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Indonesia wrote a shared letter to the Indonesian government, complaining about regulations governing its nickel industry. The letter warned that output could fall due to more restrictive ore quotas, higher taxes, and a new pricing formula.
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U.S. Issues New Sanctions Over Iran’s Oil Shipments to China
By Andrea Shalal and Daphne Psaledakis The U.S. government on Monday announced sanctions against three people and nine companies, including four based in Hong Kong and four in the United Arab Emirates, for aiding Iran's shipment of oil to China. The ninth ...
U.S. Imposes Sanctions on Companies It Accuses of Aiding Iran’s Weapons Sector
By Andrea Shalal The U.S. Treasury on Friday announced sanctions against 10 individuals and companies, including several in China and Hong Kong, over accusations they aided Iran's efforts to secure weapons and the raw materials needed to build its Shahed drones and ballistic ...
Taiwan Won’t Give in to Pressure, President Says of Africa Trip China Tried to Stop
By Fabian Hamacher and Ann Wang President Lai Ching-te arrived home on Tuesday from Eswatini, saying Taiwan would not give in to pressure, having taken a circuitous route over the southern part of the Indian Ocean to avoid airspace controlled by ...
Sri Lankan police personnel escort detained Indian and Nepalese nationals suspected of running cyber fraud centres, to a court in Galle on May 12, 2026. AFP
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Chinese Companies Say Nickel Regulations in Indonesia Could Curb Output
The Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Indonesia wrote a shared letter to the Indonesian government, complaining about regulations governing its nickel industry. The letter warned that output could fall due to more restrictive ore quotas, higher taxes, and a new pricing formula.
China Allows, then Reverses U.S. Beef Import Allowance: Report
Reuters reports that China's customs authorities made a U-turn on a decision announced earlier to renew export licenses for hundreds of U.S. beef processing plants. The move comes as U.S. President Donald Trump is advocating for new trade and ...
U.S. Issues New Sanctions Over Iran’s Oil Shipments to China
By Andrea Shalal and Daphne Psaledakis The U.S. government on Monday announced sanctions against three people and nine companies, including four based in Hong Kong and four in the United Arab Emirates, for aiding Iran's shipment of oil to China. The ninth ...
U.S. Imposes Sanctions on Companies It Accuses of Aiding Iran’s Weapons Sector
By Andrea Shalal The U.S. Treasury on Friday announced sanctions against 10 individuals and companies, including several in China and Hong Kong, over accusations they aided Iran's efforts to secure weapons and the raw materials needed to build its Shahed drones and ballistic ...
Taiwan Won’t Give in to Pressure, President Says of Africa Trip China Tried to Stop
By Fabian Hamacher and Ann Wang President Lai Ching-te arrived home on Tuesday from Eswatini, saying Taiwan would not give in to pressure, having taken a circuitous route over the southern part of the Indian Ocean to avoid airspace controlled by ...
U.S. Firm in Key Congo Minerals Deal Overstated Its Mining Experience, Documents and Sources Show
By Clement Bonnerot A U.S. firm central to the Trump administration's push to secure critical minerals from Congo overstated its mining experience, Reuters has found. Virtus, which bought Chemaf's mines in March for $30 million ...
China’s Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs Removed
Sun Weidong, one of China’s top foreign policy officials and a seasoned Asia-focused diplomat, has been removed from his post. An announcement by China’s Ministry of Human Resources, citing the State Council, was released on Tuesday. It said Sun won’t continue in his post as vice foreign minister, ...
China Warns U.S. Hormuz Blockade Could Undermine Iran Ceasefire
China on Monday sharpened its public opposition to any moves that could unravel the fragile U.S.-Iran ceasefire, with Foreign Minister Wang Yi urging the international community to take a “clear stand” against steps that would reignite the conflict. In a phone ...
Saudi Aramco’s Asia Cuts Hit China First
China is at the center of Saudi Aramco’s latest supply reshuffle after the kingdom cut crude allocations to Asian buyers for a second straight month in April. Aramco will supply only Arab Light crude exported from the Red Sea port of ...
How China Is Wooing Paraguay’s Political Class Away From Longtime Ally Taiwan
By Daniela Desantis and Lucinda Elliott When Paraguayan opposition lawmaker Leidy Galeano returned from an all-expenses-paid tour of six Chinese cities late last year, she was convinced Paraguay risked missing out on major economic gains by sticking with longtime ally Taiwan over Beijing - ...
Chinese Commentator’s Defense of Missile Sale to Iran on Russian TV Lends Credence to Report
While the Chinese government has not officially commented on the reported sale of supersonic anti-ship missiles to Iran, one of China's most outspoken media provocateurs appeared on Russian state television on Tuesday to defend the move. Victor Gao, vice president of ...
China Critic Jimmy Lai Sentenced to 20 Years in Jail After Landmark Hong Kong Trial
By James Pomfret and Jessie Pang HONG KONG, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Hong Kong's most vocal China critic, media tycoon Jimmy Lai, was sentenced on Monday to 20 years in jail, ending the city's biggest national security case thathas fueled global concerns about Beijing's clampdown ...