IMF: Chinese car tariffs hurt the EU. The cure of cuts affects the Ministries. Reduced house bonuses, black is back. What’s in the newspapers

IMF: Chinese car tariffs hurt the EU. The cure of cuts affects the Ministries. Reduced house bonuses, black is back. What’s in the newspapers

IMF: “Tariffs on Chinese cars damage the EU”. Ministries called upon to make cuts worth billions of euros. The decline in house bonuses brings back the risk of black money. The Energy review Tariffs on electric car imports from China will hurt EU countries. This is what the International Monetary Fund says, which in its … Read more

Scientists reveal the contents of China’s smallest dinosaur egg fossil

Scientists reveal the contents of China’s smallest dinosaur egg fossil

Jakarta – Scientists in China found six fossilized eggs that were disturbed. From this discovery, it was discovered that dinosaurs roamed China at the end of the Cretaceous period. Reporting from an independent UK, Thursday (24/10/2024), six fossilized eggs were found in Ganzhou province, China in 2021. After three years of research, scientists got a … Read more

It is expected that it will be difficult for China to become the chip king of the world, this is the reason

It is expected that it will be difficult for China to become the chip king of the world, this is the reason

Beijing – China he wants to be very involved in the industry skis or semiconductors, even willing to spend a lot of money. However, the problem is not the money factor, where a country does not automatically control chip production just at a high cost. Manufacturing advanced semiconductors requires advanced lithography scanning devices to print … Read more

Missile from “Chinese Hawaii”: the mystery behind the ICBM launched from Beijing

Missile from “Chinese Hawaii”: the mystery behind the ICBM launched from Beijing

Last September 24th China tested, for the first time since 1980, a intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) in the Pacific Ocean. The Ministry of Defense in Beijing, without adding too many details, explained that the carrier had fallen “in the expected sea area”, that the test launch was routine and that it was part of annual … Read more

Watch out for ‘Lao durian’ in the new era, with high speed trains and huge capital from China.

Watch out for ‘Lao durian’ in the new era, with high speed trains and huge capital from China.

The “durian move” to export to the Chinese market may not be a new thing in the ASEAN region, but an issue “Lao Durian” watched As a new variable comes in like high speed trains. By encouraging large-scale investment from Chinese capital, “scale” durian exports from southern Laos could be huge in the future. But … Read more

China holds military maneuvers around Taiwan

China holds military maneuvers around Taiwan

Taipei. China sent planes and ships on Monday to surround Taiwan as a “warning,” Beijing announced, in its most recent military exercises aimed at the self-governing island that it considers part of its territory. The exercises, called Joint Sword 2024B, “test the joint operational capabilities of theater command troops,” the Chinese Ministry of Defense said. … Read more

China Taiwan tension, Beijing announces new military exercise

China Taiwan tension, Beijing announces new military exercise

Beijing today kicked off a “live ammunition” exercise in the Taiwan Strait. After China’s encirclement simulations around the disputed archipelago last week (described as a “warning” to Taiwanese “separatists”), the Chinese military continues to reaffirm its presence in the East China Sea. This latest operation follows the passage of two warships through the Strait on … Read more

South Africa bows to Chinese pressure to move Taiwan office, analysts say

South Africa bows to Chinese pressure to move Taiwan office, analysts say

Johannesburg — South Africa’s decision to further downgrade relations with Taiwan, comes as the dominant political party, the African National Congress, or ANC, strives to reassure longtime ally Beijing after the formation of a coalition government, analysts tell VOA. South Africa’s Department of International Relations and Cooperation confirmed last week it had asked Taiwan to … Read more