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Protests in Shanghai face heavy police presence as anger over COVID restrictions simmers.
Protests in Henan highlight a banking crisis in China's sensitive year for the financial sector.
Protests in China, including Shanghai, challenge Xi Jinping's COVID-19 policies and leadership.
Dr. Yvonne Doyle discusses tracking coronavirus cases from Wuhan to England.
Lionel Barber reflects on his 14 years as editor of the Financial Times, discussing major global trends like the 2008 financial crisis and the rise of China.
Putin and Xi meet in Uzbekistan, reaffirming their partnership amid the Ukraine conflict.
Putin rallies support in Moscow while seeking China's help amid war losses in Ukraine.
Putin opens a new gas field in Siberia to boost exports to China amid Western sanctions.
Russia's ongoing military aggression in Ukraine, highlighted by airstrikes in Avdiivka, raises global security concerns as the U.S. and NATO respond.
Questions arise about Kim Jong Un's health as reports of a cardiovascular procedure emerge.
Dominic Raab discusses Harry Dunn's case and the ongoing extradition request for Anne Sacoolas.
In Yan'an, tourists observe a re-enactment of the Chinese Civil War battles while Mao Guangrong reflects on his personal experiences from the conflict.
The renminbi's global trade share rises as China pushes for currency use in markets.
Gina Reinhardt targets China's beef market, aiming to export 300,000 cattle annually.
The Financial Times details the controversy surrounding Rio Tinto and its operations.
Warren Hogan discusses the growth of Asian financial markets and their future impact.
Chris Giles and Sean Donan discuss risks at the IMF meetings in Washington DC.
Food fraud costs billions and threatens health, with scandals in Spain and China highlighted.
China aims to internationalize the RMB to reduce reliance on the U.S. dollar and prevent job losses.
Robert Harris discusses realpolitik and the overlooked crimes of leaders like Saddam Hussein.
Johnathan from Seattle develops robotic technology to revolutionize garment manufacturing in Asia.
Rolls-Royce faces bribery accusations linked to Petrobras Brazil, impacting its future contracts.
Britain's Armed Forces Minister combats pro-Russian disinformation about coronavirus on Twitter.
Moody warns Russia may default on debt if payments aren't made in dollars by May 4th.
Vladimir Putin seeks closer military ties with China during a video Summit with Xi Jinping.
Russian authorities threaten to seize assets of companies like Coca-Cola and Procter Gamble.
Georgia protests for EU membership as Kazakhstan seeks ties with China and the West.
Ksenia Ryzhova feels insulted by media speculation about her kiss with Yulia Gushchina.
Sany's acquisition of Putzmeister signals its ambition to lead the concrete pump market.
Patti Waldmeir visits a luxury used car market as China's buyers shift preferences.
She Zhijiang claims he is a Chinese spy while jailed in Thailand, facing serious allegations.
Zhang Xin asserts that short-term concerns won't hinder China's economic growth.
The Munich Mobility Fair highlights the rise of Chinese EV manufacturers in Bavaria.
Russia's International Security conference in Moscow highlights China's support amid Western concerns.
Wuhan China faces a severe virus outbreak as the Communist Party China implements strict containment measures.
China escalates military activity around Taiwan after Pelosi's visit, raising tensions.
US-China trade tensions are easing, with significant roles played by President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping in shaping global trade relations.
In the border town of Mong Cai, Ben Bland from the Financial Times examines the rise of smuggling activities amid increasing trade between China and Vietnam.
Edward Snowden's departure from Hong Kong strains US-China relations significantly.
The Solomon Islands denies reports of a Chinese military base amid regional concerns.
More than a hundred people have been arrested after rioting in Honiara, Solomon Islands.
Concerns arise in the South Pacific as the Solomon Islands plan a security deal with China, allowing Chinese forces to patrol the islands amid regional tensions.
South African scientists face backlash for early detection of the Omicron variant through diligent testing.
China warns of tensions in the South China Sea amid UN territorial claims decision.
The USS Nimitz carries about 7,000 personnel as it operates in the South China Sea, signaling U.S. military readiness amid rising tensions with China.
Sarah Keenlyside samples unique street snacks in Beijing during Chinese New Year.
Chris Cobber discusses Germany's potential decoupling from China and its economic impacts.
Boris Johnson's tenure as mayor sees London's housing crisis worsen since the Victorian era.
