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How Chinese scientists plan to turn Dubai into rice fields
Chinese scientists have successfully grown and harvested rice in the deserts of Dubai after developing a strain that allows the crop to grow in saltwater. A team of scientists, led by China’s “father of hybrid rice” Yuan Longping, has already started growing the crop in diluted sea-water at home and is now bringing the technique to the Middle East, where fresh water is too precious to use for grow
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Alibaba Group founder Jack Ma Yun predicts a radical change in the global retail industry over the coming years, when today’s cutting-edge e-commerce activities become a “traditional business”. “We anticipate the birth of a re-imagined retail industry driven by the integration of online, offline, logistics and data across a single value chain,” Ma wrote to Alibaba shareholders in a letter sent ahe
How China's consumer patriotism is hitting US and international brands
China is seeing the emergence of a generation of consumers who are more likely to opt for home-made brands, spurred by a growing sense of national pride, according to a survey by Credit Suisse. The old adage that foreign brands are superior no longer holds true for young Chinese shoppers, who are increasingly showing a “domestic brand bias” amid “a degree of nationalism” in the world’s biggest con
China, Russia and Japan eye six-party talks on Korean peninsula
As the situation on the Korean peninsula shifts rapidly, regional stakeholders are working to ensure they will each have a seat at any negotiating table. The battle for influence in the decades-long North Korea crisis is key ahead of high-stakes summits planned between Kim Jong-un, leader of the reclusive authoritarian state, and South Korean President Moon Jae-in in April, then US President Donal
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China ‘is ready to fight US to the end’ if a trade war breaks out
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A giant farm in China is breeding 6 billion cockroaches a year. Here's why
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Taiwan leader Tsai willing to meet Xi ‘for peace and stability’
Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen said on Friday she would be willing to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping “for peace and stability” in the wake of a landmark summit between the leaders of the two Koreas. Relations between Taiwan and the mainland have deteriorated since Tsai came to power in May 2016. Beijing still sees the self-ruling island as part of its territory awaiting reunification, by force
China’s failed Long March 5 rocket ‘choked to death’
The failure of China’s most powerful rocket, which plunged into the Pacific Ocean soon after launch last summer, was caused by an oxygen supply problem, an expert said on Monday after the release of the findings of an official investigation. According to a short statement posted on the website of the State Administration of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defence, just six minutes af
Young mum ‘steals’ her own ID papers to save sick baby daughter
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China’s lab-grown diamond industry has De Beers fighting back
De Beers fights lab-grown diamonds with technology as China’s synthetic gems threaten viability of their market The arrival of lab-grown diamonds has challenged the widely-held assumption that diamond prices could only go up The spread of synthetic diamonds in China, originally designed for industrial purposes such as oil drilling, is posing such a threat to the global diamond market that it has f
Chinese reporter censored after her eye-roll on live TV goes viral
It started out as a tedious question lobbed at a Chinese passing government minister but ended as a memorable unscripted TV moment at the country’s biggest political event of the year. Footage of China Business News journalist Liang Xiangyi rolling her eyes in apparent exasperation at another journalist during a staged doorstop at the Great Hall of the People was beamed live on national television
China’s Baidu drops lawsuit against driverless car start-up JingChi
Baidu, the operator of China’s largest online search engine, has dropped its lawsuit against JingChi, an autonomous driving start-up founded by its former executive, after the two companies agreed to cooperate in technology development. Beijing-based Baidu confirmed on Monday that it has ended its legal case against JingChi over alleged theft of technology secrets, just days after Wang Jing, who w
Could Kim Jong-un's sister be North Korea's 'weapon' to end nuclear crisis?
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un may propose sending his sister, Kim Yo-jong, to the US as part of efforts to launch direct talks between Washington and Pyongyang, according to a South Korean diplomatic source. That may be one of a number of possible messages South Korean envoy Chung Eui-yong will deliver to US National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster in Washington this week, the source told the Sou
Natalie Wood had ‘unexplained’ bruises before drowning death - new coroner report
Some of the bruises found on actress Natalie Wood’s body may have occurred before she drowned in the waters off Southern California more than 30 years ago, according to a newly released coroner’s report on one of Hollywood’s most mysterious deaths. The case took another twist on Monday when officials released a 10-page addendum to Wood’s 1981 autopsy that cites unexplained bruises and scratches on
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