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Chinese Aluminum Producers File Lawsuit Against U.S. For Twin Import Duties
Famous Chinese aluminum foil producer Shantou Wanshun Package Material Stock Co said that its subsidiary, Jiangsu Zhongji Lamination Materials, is suing U.S. over trade duties that the U.S. Government imposed on its shipments. 
Famous Chinese aluminum foil producer Shantou Wanshun Package Material Stock Co said that its subsidiary, Jiangsu Zhongji Lamination Materials, is suing U.S. over trade duties that the U.S. Government imposed on its shipments. -
China Is Not Threatened Over US’ Trade Threats
China is not bothered and intimidated at all by the recent threats of U.S. President Donald Trump on US$500-billion tariffs of Chinese imported goods. 
China is not bothered and intimidated at all by the recent threats of U.S. President Donald Trump on US$500-billion tariffs of Chinese imported goods. -
President Trump’s US$500-Billion Tariffs For Chinese Goods Is A Bluff, China Declares
China believes that U.S. President Donald Trump is bluffing. This is in connection to the recent announcement of President Trump that he would impose US$500-billion tariffs on imported Chinese products. 
China believes that U.S. President Donald Trump is bluffing. This is in connection to the recent announcement of President Trump that he would impose US$500-billion tariffs on imported Chinese products. -
President Xi’s Visits to UAE Rise Up China’s Interest in the Middle East
China President Xi Jinping and the United Arab Emirates’ two powerful and influential leaders, Abu Dhabi’s crown prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, and Dubai’s ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum met on Friday. They signed their deal about business and trading agreements expecting to have a successful commercialism between China and the Middle East. 
China President Xi Jinping and the United Arab Emirates’ two powerful and influential leaders, Abu Dhabi’s crown prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, and Dubai’s ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum met on Friday. They signed their deal about business and trading agreements expecting to have a successful commercialism between China and the Middle East. -
Extreme Weather Smashes Asia to Wretchedness Affecting Lives and Damaging Properties
Natural calamities are happening in Asia, killing thousands of lives and damaging billions of properties. Flash floods in Vietnam 21 people died, 500 international flight cancellations in China and 90 percent of people in Japan suffer the extreme heat. 
Natural calamities are happening in Asia, killing thousands of lives and damaging billions of properties. Flash floods in Vietnam 21 people died, 500 international flight cancellations in China and 90 percent of people in Japan suffer the extreme heat. -
South Korea Feels Negative Effects On China’s Deleveraging, Bank Of Korea Says
The Bank of Korea forecasted that South Korea’s economy might feel negative effects from the plan of China for deleveraging. 
The Bank of Korea forecasted that South Korea’s economy might feel negative effects from the plan of China for deleveraging. -
China Awaits For Its Hyperloop Transportation System
China is setting another challenge in the field of science and technology as it will venture to Hyperloop Tracks in its mountainous southwest portion. 
China is setting another challenge in the field of science and technology as it will venture to Hyperloop Tracks in its mountainous southwest portion. -
China Strengthens Ties With Africa For Economic Growth, Alliance
Chinese President Xi Jinping visits various areas in Africa as it continues to strengthen ties with African countries for economic growth and diplomatic alliance. Notably, China is the number one trading partner of Africa. China has overtaken U.S. since 2009 as Africa’s trading partner. Bilateral trade between China and Africa rocked to USD220-billion in 2014. 
Chinese President Xi Jinping visits various areas in Africa as it continues to strengthen ties with African countries for economic growth and diplomatic alliance. Notably, China is the number one trading partner of Africa. China has overtaken U.S. since 2009 as Africa’s trading partner. Bilateral trade between China and Africa rocked to USD220-billion in 2014. -
India’s Plan To Increase Tariffs Hurts Imported Solar Cells from China and Malaysia
The Indian Government is planning to impose a 25 percent safeguard duty on imported solar cells from Malaysia and China as a safety measure for its domestic manufacturers. 
The Indian Government is planning to impose a 25 percent safeguard duty on imported solar cells from Malaysia and China as a safety measure for its domestic manufacturers. -
President Xi Jinping Vows To Stop Poverty in China
Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for appropriate measures and greater efforts in combating the problem of poverty in China. 
Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for appropriate measures and greater efforts in combating the problem of poverty in China.
