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562 signals for China · Crisis

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DisasterCrisis🇨🇳China41d ago

Heavy rains across central and southern China since the weekend have killed at least 22 people, with 20 others still unaccounted for, according to state media reports.

4.5/10·VnExpress International

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DisasterCrisis🇨🇳China42d ago

We have selected seven stories from the SCMP’s coverage of Asia over the past week that resonated with our readers and shed light on topical issues. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1.

4.5/10·South China Morning Post

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MilitaryCrisis🇵🇰Pakistan 🇮🇳India 🇨🇳China42d ago

THE Permanent Court of Arbitration’s supplemental award on Islamabad’s decade-old petition challenging the design specifications of two Indian hydropower projects on rivers allocated to Pakistan under the Indus Waters Treaty is a definitive affirmation of the supremacy of international law over unilateral state actions. It places India in an increasingly untenable position — legally, diplomatically, and perhaps important, morally. The ruling removes whatever ambiguity India has been trying to exploit.

4.5/10·Dawn·Islamabad, Islamabad

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EconomicCrisis🇬🇧United Kingdom 🇨🇳China42d ago

The UK government has introduced legislation that could nationalize British Steel, a company acquired by China's Jingye Group in 2020 for £70 million. The move signals political resistance to the Chinese steelmaker's Western market expansion strategy and marks an escalation in state intervention over foreign industrial ownership.

4.5/10·Asia Times·Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire

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MilitaryCrisis🇨🇳China43d ago

BEIJING >> A magnitude 5.2 earthquake in China’s southwest region of Guangxi early on Monday killed two and forced more than 7,000 in the city of Liuzhou to evacuate as search and rescue operations continue and authorities warn of transport disruptions.

4.5/10·Honolulu Star-Advertiser·Liuzhou, Guangxi

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EconomicCrisis🇳🇮Nicaragua 🇨🇳China52d ago

Nicaragua's government announced the elimination of customs tariffs on Chinese imports under their bilateral Free Trade Agreement, but the ministerial agreement does not specify whether China will reciprocate with equivalent tariff reductions. Analysts warn this one-sided move could significantly widen Nicaragua's already substantial trade gap.

4.5/10·Confidencial Nicaragua

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Supply ChainCrisis🇨🇳China 🇮🇷Iran 🇮🇱Israel52d ago

China’s export sector showed strong resilience last month, with the total value of outbound shipments hitting a monthly record even as the Strait of Hormuz crisis during the US-Israeli war in Iran showed little sign of abating after driving up energy and shipping costs. The value of China’s exports rose in April by 14.1 per cent, year on year, to US$359.44 billion, according to data released by the General Administration of Customs on Saturday. The reading was above the 6.96 per cent growth...

4.5/10·South China Morning Post

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MilitaryCrisis🇺🇸United States 🇨🇳China56d ago

US fast-tracks new ship-killer missile to point at China The US Army’s fast-tracked anti-ship missile could fill a key Pacific gap, but its deterrent value will hinge on production capacity, launcher survivability and China’s continued preference for coercion over invasion in Taiwan. Naval News reports the US Army is accelerating development of a new anti-ship variant of its Precision Strike Missile (PrSM), known as […] The post US fast-tracks new ship-killer missile to point at China appeared first on Asia Times .

4.5/10·Asia Times

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MilitaryCrisis🇵🇭Philippines 🇨🇳China 🇮🇷Iran+123h ago

Philippines to the highest in the world since the Iran war began, according to customs data cited by Reuters. Amid soaring electricity prices and a supply crunch in fossil fuels, many Filipinos have opted to install rooftop solar panels over the past three months. The spending on solar panels in the Southeast Asian country, which has been one of the worst-hit Asian economies in the energy supply crisis triggered by the Middle East conflict, topped $407 million between March 1 and May 31, per China customs data compiled by Reuters.

4.3/10·Oil Price (Energy Intel)

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MilitaryCrisis🇬🇧United Kingdom 🇨🇳China3d ago

Samsung Electronics may have an unlikely reason to welcome Apple’s first foldable iPhone: The more Apple charges for it, the less shocking Samsung’s own prices will look. Ahead of Samsung’s expected unveiling of its Galaxy Z Fold 8 series in London in late July, its mobile business is walking into a hard launch. Memory and processor costs are climbing, leaks point to higher Galaxy prices, and Apple, absent from the category for years, is expected to enter in September with what could be the most expensive iPhone ever made.

4.3/10·Dawn (Pakistan)·London, England

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MilitaryCrisis🇹🇼Taiwan 🇨🇳China6d ago

The People’s Liberation Army’s most advanced aircraft carrier, the Fujian Type 003, transited the Taiwan Strait on Tuesday, a day after Taipei launched a combat readiness exercise. Song Zhongping, a military commentator and former PLA instructor, said the Fujian could be heading back to its home port in the southern island province of Hainan for a break before it headed out to the South China Sea for more training. Taiwan’s armed forces closely monitored the vessel throughout its passage using...

4.3/10·South China Morning Post·Taipei, Taiwan

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HealthCrisis🇨🇳China9d ago

In late April, China’s top intelligence agency claimed that foreign forces were weaponising the concept of “lying flat” to dispel young people’s “belief in striving” and undermine social values. Once a niche subculture, “lying flat” has evolved into a mainstream phenomenon over the past five years. “Lying flat” became a buzzword on Chinese social media around 2021 during the coronavirus pandemic.

4.3/10·South China Morning Post

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MilitaryCrisis🇳🇿New Zealand 🇦🇺Australia 🇨🇳China22d ago

We round up everything coming to streaming services this week, including Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Apple TV, ThreeNow, Neon and TVNZ+. Alice and Steve (Disney+, June 8) In the uproarious “wrong-com” series Nicola Walker (The Split) and New Zealand’s own Jemaine Clement play best friends Alice and Steve, whose time-tested relationship is turned on its head when Steve starts dating the much-younger Izzy (Yali Topol Margalith) – who also happens to be Alice’s daughter. The ensuing fallout between the two fuels a “cycle of escalation so pointless and petty it could have powered an entire season of Beef” .

4.3/10·The Spinoff

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MilitaryCrisis🇭🇰Hong Kong 🇨🇳China22d ago

Hong Kong police have detained a man on suspicion of indecently assaulting a teenage girl on a double-decker bus, after the incident was caught on camera and went viral online. Police said over the weekend that the man, a 65-year-old hardware salesman surnamed Wu, was arrested on Friday night at the Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge boundary […]

4.3/10·Hong Kong Free Press·Hong Kong, Central and Western

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Supply ChainCrisis🇺🇸United States 🇨🇳China 🇯🇵Japan33d ago

# Translation The search for nine people missing after the explosion and rupture of a chemical tank in Washington state shifted from a rescue effort to a recovery effort, authorities said. The death toll is expected to reach 11. Authorities had already confirmed two deaths.

4.3/10·Agência Brasil·Washington, District of Columbia

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MilitaryCrisis🇯🇵Japan 🇨🇦Canada 🇦🇺Australia+333d ago

The Crisis of the International Order The crisis of the international order is obvious. And I'm not referring only to international organizations, which are merely part of the problem, but to the questioning of the basic consensuses that shaped the postwar order. The pillars still stand, but the building creaks: there are cracks in the walls, leaks in the roof, and several of its architects seem more interested in demolishing it than repairing it.

4.3/10·La Tercera (Chile — Spanish)·Washington, District of Columbia

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PoliticalCrisis🇮🇳India 🇨🇳China34d ago

The Kashmir Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCC&I) and the Kashmir Hotel and Restaurant Owners Association (KHAROA) on Tuesday lauded the Jammu and Kashmir government and multiple agencies for the prompt and coordinated rescue of more than 300 tourists stranded following a technical disruption in the Gulmarg Gondola cable car service. More than 300 tourists were stranded in 65 gondola cabins after a technical snag halted operations, leaving several passengers suspended mid-air for hours, with some cabins reportedly positioned nearly 500 feet above the ground. Despite adverse weather conditions, including heavy rainfall, a large-scale rescue operation lasting several hours was launched to safely evacuate all stranded passengers.

4.3/10·Greater Kashmir·Jammu, Jammu and Kashmir

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MilitaryCrisis🇨🇳China42d ago

Rising volume of components imported from China prompts warning of cannibalisation of European industries Europe is facing a fresh China shock that threatens to cannibalise local factories, leading to job losses and de facto colonisation of industry by Beijing, trade analysts and representatives have said. They fear the plunging exchange rate and support for Chinese “zombie firms” has echoes of the crisis in the US 25 years ago when the term “China shock” was coined. It referred to the impact of China bursting on to the global trade stage after becoming a member of the World Trade Organization, with soaring imports displacing local industries and causing the loss of up to 2.5m jobs.

4.3/10·The Guardian World·Beijing, Beijing

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CriminalCrisis🇨🇳China60d ago

Aung San Suu Kyi transferred to house arrest Detained since Myanmar’s 2021 coup, junta sends her to a “designated residence” for the remainder of her sentence.

4.3/10·Radio Free Asia

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EconomicCrisis🇨🇳China 🇪🇺EU32d ago

European Union regulators have levied a €200 million fine against Chinese e-commerce platform Temu for insufficient measures to prevent illegal goods sales and ordered the company to submit a compliance remediation plan.

4.2/10·Handelsblatt (Schlagzeilen)

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DisasterCrisis🇨🇳China41d ago

Heavy rainfall and flooding across parts of China have claimed at least 12 lives and prompted the evacuation of tens of thousands of residents from affected areas.

4.2/10·Seattle Times

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EconomicCrisis🇵🇰Pakistan 🇨🇳China 🇭🇰Hong Kong+341d ago

Pakistan's foreign direct investment fell 31% in the first 10 months of the fiscal year to $1.409 billion, with April recording just $54 million inflows compared to $179 million the previous year. While China contributed over half of all FDI at $740 million, this itself represents a decline from $1.04 billion in the same period last year, and notable disinvestment from sectors such as telecommunications ($477 million) has accelerated.

4.2/10·DAWN Business·Karachi, Sindh

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EconomicCrisis🇺🇸United States 🇨🇳China 🇮🇷Iran45d ago

The Dow Jones index fell more than 500 points on the 15th after disappointing outcomes from a US-China summit dealing with Iran and other strategic issues. Investors spooked by inflation concerns sold US Treasury bonds, driving long-term interest rates higher and further pressuring equities.

4.2/10·NHK News Web·New York

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CriminalCrisis🇨🇳China 🇺🇸United States11h ago

Guo Wengui, who gained fans for criticising China’s Communist party, was found guilty in 2024 on nine charges including money laundering A US federal court has sentenced exiled Chinese tycoon Guo Wengui to 30 years in prison, after he was convicted of defrauding thousands of people out of more than $1bn. In July 2024 , a jury unanimously found Guo, also known as Ho Wan Kwok and Miles Guo, guilty on nine of 12 charges, including securities offences, wire fraud and money laundering. The FBI arrested Guo, who is in his fifties, in March 2023 at his luxury Manhattan apartment overlooking Central Park.

4.1/10·The Guardian World·Manhattan, New York

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MilitaryCrisis🇹🇼Taiwan 🇨🇳China12h ago

By Ben Blanchard and Ann Wang TAIPEI, June 30 (Reuters) - Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te warned military cadets on Tuesday not to succumb to China's spying activities and to defend freedom and democracy, speaking at a Cold War-era college originally set up to teach against the perils of communism. Taiwan and China, which views the democratically governed island as its own territory, have long spied on each other, and Taiwan in particular has reported an increased number of Chinese espionage cases, especially in the armed forces.

4.1/10·Al-Monitor (MENA)

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