At sunset the Mayor of Wirral lit the first Lantern of 75 for Holocaust memorial day after this the public then lit the rest of them at Port sunlight.

A Chinese academic has issued an extraordinary warning telling Sky News Australia would be at the forefront of any possible Cold War between the US and China.

Companies will adjust to new tariff levels, says Mikio Kumada, executive director at LGT Capital Partners.

In 2017, China banned all plastic from entering the country. This single decision has disrupted the entire global flow of recycling. Stuff that once found its way to China is now ending up in Vietnam, Thailand, and most of all, Malaysia. But those countries can’t process the amount of plastic China used to, and waste […]

China has reacted to claims it should be reclassified as a newly developed economy, accusing Australia of copying the US’ claims.

At least seven people in China have been killed after a hotel used as a quarantine centre for the coronavirus epidemic collapsed. Rescue workers have pulled out 47 of 70 people trapped in the building from under the rubble but more than a dozen people are still trapped. It is not yet clear what caused […]

CNBC’s Eunice Yoon reports on how China is using technology to fight the outbreak.

Deputy Opposition Leader Richard Marles speaks with Insiders’ Fran Kelly about the state of China’s economy, its future and how the Australian Government is – and should – interact with the country. Earlier this week, Prime Minister Scott Morrison spoke as one with the US President, calling on global trade laws to be changed to […]

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/03/07/chinese-hotel-coronavirus-quarantined-victims-collapses/ Four people have died in the collapse of a hotel in the Chinese city of Quanzhou, the Ministry of Emergency Management said on Sunday, after state media said the place was being used to quarantine individuals under observation for the coronavirus. Get the latest headlines: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/ Telegraph.co.uk and YouTube.com/TelegraphTV are websites of The Telegraph, […]

Outside of China, there are more deaths and cases of infections from Coronavirus in Europe. Now comes a dire warning from the German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, saying that up to 70% of her country’s population could contract the coronavirus – that’s 58 million people. Her remarks came as Italy entered its second day of a […]

Strict regulations to control the spread of coronavirus in China are taking a toll on mental health as people are confined to their homes for weeks. Health professionals say millions are struggling to cope with anxiety and fears over the future. Those under lockdown in Wuhan, the epicentre of the virus, are particularly at risk. […]

Coronavirus Update from China

China’s deadly coronavirus is becoming more infectious and carriers of the disease can pass it on even if they show no symptoms, China’s National Health Commission warned on Sunday. Nearly 2,000 people in China have been infected and 56 killed by the disease, which originated in the city of Wuhan. Cases have now been reported […]

Deputy Labor Leader and Shadow Defence Minister Richard Marles has criticised the government over its position on China, saying Australia’s relationship with Beijing is “terrible”.

It’s been an improbable journey for Weijian Shan: Amid the shadows of Mao’s rule in China, Shan overcame enslavement, starvation and hard labor before coming to America. Shan went on to earn his undergraduate degree, MBA and doctorate and taught at Wharton before returning to China where he now oversees $30 billion in private equity. […]

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has said the government “won’t take any lectures from the Labor Party on China” after the opposition accused the Prime Minister of contradicting our current trading relationship with China.

The majority of voters believe the federal government should prioritise Australia’s relationship with the United States over China.

The majority of voters believe the federal government should prioritise Australia’s relationship with the United States over China.

Hong Kong’s protests have become increasingly violent as they continue into their sixth month. The fabric of the place is unravelling – attitudes are hardening between the demonstrators and the police, between mainlanders and Hongkongers and even down the middle of families. The BBC’s Paul Adams explores what’s really at stake for this troubled city. […]

China held its largest military parades ever in Beijing this week to mark 70 years of Communist rule. Meanwhile, in Hong Kong, police escalated violence Tuesday by firing live ammunition at demonstrators for the first time in the months-long protests. In a widely viewed video posted online, a riot police officer is seen firing his […]

China’s National Health Commission confirmed human-to-human and even communal transmission of the coronavirus earlier this week, causing public anxiety to spike. What steps are Chinese officials taking to halt its spread? And how does the SARS tragedy influence their response this time around? Subscribe to us on YouTube: https://goo.gl/lP12gA Download our APP on Apple Store […]

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For decades, the world’s two largest economies — the U.S. and China — have been integrated. But the Trump administration is now trying to undo that, as an escalating trade war impacts consumers and businesses in both countries. NewsHour’s Nick Schifrin and special correspondent Katrina Yu report on the third in a 10-part series, “China: […]