Trademark law can sound like a narrow lawyers’ topic: applications, registrations, oppositions, renewals, filings and administrative procedure. But in Chin
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China’s Australian beef tariff is a reminder that trade normalisation has limits
China’s decision to apply an additional tariff on Australian beef imports after a quota was reached looks, at first glance, like a technical trade measure.
China’s cross-border e-CNY push is payment plumbing, not a headline currency war
Xinhua reported that 26 financial institutions have signed on as direct participants with e-CNY Center International. The headline sounds like another chap
China’s inland waterway project shows infrastructure is still an industrial strategy
Xinhua reports on a major project intended to break a bottleneck on one of the world’s busiest inland waterways. It sounds like a transport story. In China
China’s JUNO result is a science story, but also an infrastructure story
China’s Jiangmen Underground Neutrino Observatory has released its first physics result, with Xinhua reporting that the JUNO team has measured key neutrino
China’s AI-and-telecom plan is really about control of the next digital layer
China’s latest push to integrate artificial intelligence with the information and communications sector, reported by Xinhua , should not be read as another
China’s space embryo experiment is a small biological test with large political and scientific implications
China’s latest space-station biology research sounds narrow: mouse embryos developing in orbit. But the experiment sits inside one of the biggest unanswere
China’s micro-drama crackdown shows short video has become too important to leave alone
China’s micro-short drama industry has grown so quickly that it now looks less like a niche entertainment format and more like a regulatory problem with ch
Unitree’s rapid IPO review shows China’s robot race is becoming a capital-market test
China’s robotics race is often described through videos: robot dogs climbing stairs, humanoids walking across stages, factory arms moving with machine prec
China’s genetic-data ethics push shows biotech is becoming a governance problem
Human genetic data used to sound like a specialist concern for laboratories, hospitals and research ethics committees. It no longer is. As sequencing becom