China’s gradual economic recovery and available infrastructure are unlikely to come to the rescue of the world oil market this year, analysts say.
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The ruling Chinese Communist Party has ushered in an era of more direct political control over Hong Kong, with a cabinet reshuffle and a slew of statements targeting pro-democracy figures in recent days.
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German police arrested on Wednesday four suspected members of Islamic State, all from Tajikistan, believed to have been planning deadly attacks in Germany, prosecutors said.
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The conflict between the US and China is not simply economic — it has political, cultural and military dimensions.
Read More »Three ASEAN States Push Back on Beijing in South China Sea
In an unusual show of unity against China, Southeast Asian nations have been pushing back on Beijing’s sweeping assertion of sovereignty over the South China Sea amid dissatisfaction over its stance in negotiations for a Code of Conduct, analysts say.
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The complete ban of moving in and out of camps imposed in the current pandemic has left those locked inside them feeling more isolated, frustrated and information-starved than ever.
Read More »'China conducted nuclear tests' a US trick to push West-led treaty: Chinese expert
The Chinese Foreign Ministry on Thursday rubbished the US’ accusation that China may have secretly conducted nuclear tests, and a Chinese nuclear disarmament expert said the groundless accusation is a US attempt to push China into a Western countries-led nuclear treaty while also diverting domestic pressures caused by the novel …
Read More »China Sends Survey Vessel into Vietnamese Waters
China has sent a survey vessel involved in a standoff with Vietnam last year back into that nation’s exclusive economic zone this month, vessel-tracking data shows, in a move likely to fuel tensions between the two countries over their rival claims in the South China Sea.
Read More »Indian Navy 'Prepared for Immediate Deployment' Amid China's Increased Activities in Region
In January, Indian Navy Chief Admiral Karambir Singh confirmed the constant presence of seven to eight People’s Liberation Army Navy warships in the Indian Ocean Region at any given time. Speaking at the Raisina Dialogue, the admiral warned: “If anyone operates in our region, they have to notify us first”.
Read More »China's AG600 amphibious aircraft conducts test flights over sea
China’s independently-developed AG600 large amphibious aircraft has conducted test flights over the sea, according to its developer Tuesday.
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