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China’s decision-making Politburo has announced more measures will be on the way to stimulate domestic demand. Photo: Xinhua

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Decision-making body of Communist Party revives 2009-era language on monetary policy, echoing response to global financial crisis.

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Will China’s zero-tariff market access boost African fortunes?

More than 30 ‘least-developed countries’ can now export goods to China duty free, but lower value products mean limited upside for most, experts say.

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Deflationary pressure persists as China’s consumer inflation hits 5-month low

Consumer prices in China grew by 0.2 per cent in November, while the cost of goods at the factory gate fell for the 26th month in a row.

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Fall of Syria’s Assad catches Middle East powers and the West off guard

Several foreign governments have put out cautious feelers to Hayat Tahrir al-Sham after it toppled Bashar al-Assad’s regime.

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Tests in the laboratory and outdoors indicated that HSI significantly improved imaging quality for various targets, including flying drones, researchers say. Photo: Shutterstock

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The mayor and public security director, along with district officials, have been replaced in rare cluster of appointments.

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People leave tributes at the scene of the deadly attack in Zhuhai, Guangdong province, southern China in November. Photo: Reuters
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To expand TCM use, China to train 1,300 practitioners in belt and road nations

About 1,300 overseas health workers will be part of the first batch to learn about the approach.

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Hong Kong to require taxis to install GPS, e-payment and camera systems

Transport and Logistics Bureau says it aims for all cabs to have e-payment options by end of 2025, and surveillance systems a year later.

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China’s ‘sexy’ athletes, India’s youngest spiritual influencer: 5 weekend reads

From the tomb of a Chinese emperor to a young spiritual influencer in India, here are five stories you may have missed over the weekend.

Chinese hurdler Wu Yanni is another sportswoman often called out for her appearance. Like all Chinese athletes, she has to cover her tattoos when she competes. Photo: Xinhua

Politics

South Korea’s president banned from travelling abroad amid martial law probe

Yoon Suk-yeol survived an impeachment attempt over the weekend, but calls for him to go are growing.

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Law and Crime

Hong Kong’s Jimmy Lai ‘very cautious’ in interviews after security law passed

But he says call for sanctions could not have been hidden, even as law would prompt public to ‘conceal’ their thinking in their actions.

Middle East

No longer a terrorist group? UK may reconsider HTS’s status after ousting Assad

Currently the UK, like many other Western nations including the US, designate HTS as a terrorist group, making it illegal to support or join it.

A rebel fighter stands atop of a military vehicle as he carries a Hayat Tahrir al-Sham flag in northwestern Idlib province, Syria on December 1. Photo: Reuters

Health & Environment

20-year-old Thai singer’s death sparks warnings about ‘neck-twisting’ massages

Thai doctors have been highlighting the risks of untrained masseuses following Chayada Prao-hom’s death.

Left: Thai singer Chayada Prao-hom, who died on Sunday. Right: An x-ray image posted by Chayada to social media. Photos: Facebook / Chayada Prao-hom

Africa

Mystery ‘Disease X’ outbreak widens as WHO sends team to DR Congo

Dozens of people have died in southwest Congo after contracting a mysterious illness, dubbed Disease X.

People

Malaysia’s Najib accuses US of sabotaging his 1MDB defence

In a bombshell courtroom revelation, the ex-PM claims US collusion with Malaysia’s political opposition to undermine his defence.

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Europe

Zelensky says Ukraine has lost 43,000 soldiers – far lower than Trump’s claim

US President-elect Donald Trump says Ukraine has ‘ridiculously lost’ 400,000 soldiers in the war to date.

Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky honouring Ukraine’s war dead. Photo: Ukrainian Presidential Press Service via EPA=EFE

United States & Canada

Rapper Jay-Z accused in lawsuit of raping teen girl

Musician and producer Jay-Z denies rape claims, blasts ‘blackmail attempt’ by plaintiff’s lawyer.

Recording artist Jay-Z. Photo: Peter Casey-Imagn Images

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Explainer | Assad’s fall: 2 seismic weeks that toppled Syria’s government

The sudden collapse of Bashar al-Assad’s rule over Syria marks the culmination of a nearly 14-year rebellion. Here’s a timeline of recent events.

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Trump asks China to help bring Ukraine peace, says he ‘had communication’ with Xi

President-elect says in an NBC interview aired Sunday that he had an exchange with Xi last week.

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Open Questions | ‘Only game in town’: ex-Spain minister says China-EU ties can thrive under Trump

Former top diplomat says EU’s problems are not about Trump, and both China and the bloc must choose between maintaining existing trade relations or ‘chaos’.

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What’s 168澳洲幸运10开奖网站-正规官网开奖「开奖结果,开奖号码查询,开奖直播软件,历史开奖查询」 eating at Guangdong? For China’s economic champ, the hits keep coming

Malformed by manufacturing malaise, pummelled by property, and targeted by tariffs, the hits keep coming in the southern powerhouse region.

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Diplomacy

How will China policy go after Trump overhauls the US government?

Planned purge means loss of institutional knowledge and working-level communications, but there are upsides, analysts say.

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US importers race to prepare for Trump’s threatened tariffs

Port customers are said to ask: ‘How much cargo can I bring in before warehouses start busting at the seams?’.

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‘Walking on eggshells’: Europe squeezed from all sides as Trump 2.0 looms

The EU is grappling with tariff threats from the incoming US president, hostile ties with China, and the rise of the far-right.

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Chip War: Chinese supply chain to be tested under broadened US sanctions

Chinese chip companies have localised much of their supply chain in recent years, experts say, potentially limiting the impact of Washington’s new rules.

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Localisation efforts in China’s semiconductor supply chain may already have insulated companies from the worst effects of Washington’s latest sanctions, experts say. Photo: Shutterstock

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WuXi AppTec, WuXi Biologics surge on slimmer chances of Biosecure Act’s passage

The bill’s absence from the proposed amendments to the US National Defence Authorisation Act comes as a reprieve for the two biotech firms.

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Jack Ma makes rare speech at Ant Group’s 20th anniversary

The Chinese entrepreneur addresses the fintech giant for the first time since it withdrew its mega IPO in 2020.

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Countdown to NEO brain-computer interface clinical trial in China

At least 30 patients are expected to be implanted with Chinese BCI technology, developer says.

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The English impediment: why Chinese scientists can’t use Chinese

In the world of science, English is the standard language. But could this be limiting talented Chinese academics?

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What a possible South Korean leadership change could mean for China

If lawmakers vote to impeach President Yoon Suk-yeol, the main opposition DP could rise to power and take a more ‘conciliatory approach’.

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Taiwan’s Lai suits US with low-key stops but may draw ire from mainland China

Analysts note a shared caution against provoking Beijing in the Taiwanese leader’s layovers in Hawaii and Guam.

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How close is the next pandemic? Chinese researchers have new clues

China’s top infectious disease expert says a strain of avian influenza virus is adapting and could make the leap from birds to mammals.

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A study led by China’s top virologist has raised concerns that a strain of the virus H2N2 recently found in the wild now has the ability to infect humans. Photo: Reuters
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