Stock Market Today: Asian Shares Are Mixed As China Unveils 5 Percent Economic Growth Target For 2024
Beijing would issue 1 trillion yuan (USD 139 billion) in long-term bonds to help bridge funding gaps, provide support to financially strapped local governments and invest in both advanced technology and in social support and education.
Items Seized From Pak Bound Ship Are Dual Equipment, Can Be Used In Military Applications: DRDO
Customs officers on January 23 stopped the merchant ship CMA CGM Attila, while it was sailing into Karachi.
China’s Political Remembrance Of Russia-Ukraine War
China and Russia have bolstered their economic and diplomatic ties in recent years, with their strategic collaboration gaining strength following the invasion of Ukraine
Chinese Skyscraper Fire: 15 Dead, 44 Injured
A fire in Nanjing, China, killed 15 and injured 44 people, reportedly originating from an electric bike storage area
Amid Strained Relations With India, China’s Research Vessel Docks In Maldives
Relations between Male and New Delhi have deteriorated since pro-China President Mohamed Muizzu won elections last year
Over 100 Cars Collided On Icy China Motorway, Causing Multiple Injuries
Cars collided in Suzhou, China, causing injuries and disruptions in major cities due to cold weather events, including blizzards and icy rain
Amid Tensions With China, US Approves Sale Of $75 Million Tactical Data Link To Taiwan
The Pentagon's Defense Security Cooperation Agency has informed Congress about a proposed sale of a prime contractor, stating that the decision will be made through competitive bidding processes
China Claims US’s Veto In UN Truce Vote Heighten The Threat To Gaza
China criticizes US veto of UN Security Council resolution for the Gaza ceasefire, arguing it escalates crisis, impacts regional peace, and urgently needs action from the Security Council
Japan Falls to Fourth-Largest Economy Globally, Behind the US, China, and Germany
Japan Slips to Fourth-Largest Economy Behind Germany
China Calls On Israel To Cease Military Operations In Rafah As Soon As Possible
After rejecting Hamas's request for a truce last week, Israel launched a predawn raid in Rafah on Monday, freeing two hostages and killing about 100 Palestinians
