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China's Tibet flood rescue continues as death toll nears 1,000 — 1d

Derek Foss Terrain like that in Tibet makes rescue work incredibly slow, hope the remaining crews stay safe out there.

China warns of consequences as Taiwan's role divides Pacific forum — 1d

Sam Okafor Small Pacific nations shouldn't have to choose sides just to hold a regional meeting in peace.

China warns over Taiwan's role as leaders skip Pacific Islands Forum — 1d

Dana Whitfield China's anger says more about their own regional ambitions than any real slight. The forum should focus on what Pacific nations actually need.

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Fast-fashion giant Shein's shares fall after Hong Kong trading debut that spotlights its China roots — 1d

Dana Whitfield Not surprised. Investors want clarity on where a company's supply chain actually sits, and Shein's roots have always been murky.

Rescuers comb through mud and debris as Nepal-China floods leave more than 1,000 dead — 1d

Tom Gallagher Climate change is making these monsoon floods so much more destructive. Nepal and this region need serious international investment in early warning systems before the next disaster hits.

U.S. officials accuse COSCO of hidden spying equipment as China denies claims — 22hU.S. officials allege that COSCO uses concealed, sophisticated signals-intelligence equipment on its merchant ships to monitor military communications, encryption developments, and key maritime routes across Europe, North America, and Asia, citing a decades-long Beijing partnership. China and COSCO deny the spying claims, while the allegations surface as Washington discusses security and trade with Beijing ahead of a Trump-Xi summit and amid Pentagon listings tying COSCO to China’s military.

Sam Okafor If COSCO ships are docking at our ports for decades, basic due diligence should've caught this way earlier than now.

BYD overseas shipments more than double as domestic sales slide in August — 23hBYD reported 440,293 NEVs sold in August 2026, up about 17.8% year over year, with overseas shipments surging 134% to a record 189,466 and overseas sales making up about 43% of total. The company is relying more on international markets to offset a domestic slump, with overseas revenue surpassing China in the first half and China volumes declining, while it maintains guidance for full-year deliveries of 5 to 5.5 million.

Priya Raman Domestic slump is the real story here. Chinese buyers seem to be pulling back or spreading demand across too many competitors now.

Bessent urges G20 to curb China's trillion-dollar surplus — 2dU.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent urged the G20 to reevaluate trade terms with China to curb its $1.2 trillion export surplus and push Beijing toward domestic consumption, arguing that current export-driven growth strains the global economy. He advocates multilateral policy tools—such as adjusting import duties, export credits, and investment screening—to coordinate a shift away from China’s export-led model, noting how Europe and Latin America have already absorbed redirected shipments as a result of U.S. tariffs and bans.

China Risun posts 376% interim profit surgeBusiness — 2dChina Risun reported a six-month 2026 interim profit surge of 376% to RMB244.4 million as revenue rose 5.2%, with an interim dividend of RMB1.44 cents per share and improved gross margin and cash flow. Sailun Group posted a strong H1, with net profit of RMB2.159 billion, revenue up 13.9% to RMB20.027 billion, and EPS of RMB0.66.

China's Novo Nordisk Oral Wegovy Filing AcceptedBusiness — 6dNovo Nordisk trades near its average price target as China regulators accept the oral Wegovy application, underscoring a regulatory catalyst amid strong GLP-1 growth potential. The China market is heating up with Eli Lilly and others racing to offer pill-based options, and analysts project GLP-1 sales in China to surge to around 30 billion yuan in the next five to seven years, driving competition and market leadership shifts.

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Chinese court freezes $300 million in Nexperia assets amid Wingtech dispute — 1dA Chinese court in Dongguan has frozen up to 2.14 billion yuan (about $300 million) in assets of Dutch chipmaker Nexperia and its equipment unit at Wingtech’s request, as part of an ongoing ownership dispute that has not yet been resolved. The freezes cover Nexperia’s stakes in four China-based businesses and the equipment unit’s Wuxi subsidiary, with the case seeking 8 billion yuan in damages under China’s anti-foreign sanctions framework, amid broader tensions sparked by Dutch intervention and export controls that have yet to restore Wingtech’s voting influence.

Chris Dalton Using anti-sanctions law here feels like retaliation dressed up as legal process. Wingtech clearly wants leverage back after losing voting control.