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The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Central Committee’s Politburo has called for powerful measures, including limiting the home supply and cutting mortgage rates, to end the free fall of home prices and meet the country’s 5% annual economic growth target.
Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) elected Shigeru Ishiba to be its next president and, by extension, the nation’s next prime minister.
China has suggested setting minimum prices for the electric vehicles (EVs) it ships to the European Union, a compromise bid to persuade the bloc to drop plans to impose 17-35.3% tariffs on Chinese EVs.
TOKYO — As Japan’s new prime minister sets out to hasten growth in Asia’s second-biggest economy, Shigeru Ishiba is about to learn the hard way that it’s really up to China.
The US Typhon missile system’s indefinite deployment in the Philippines signals a bold move to counter China in the Pacific, heightening regional tensions to a new level while stoking political divisions in the Philippines.
MANILA – This week, US President Joe Biden hosted for the last time his counterparts from Japan, Australia and India for the fourth Quad Leaders’ Summit.
Xi Jinping’s most audacious attempt to revive China’s property crisis is running into an unexpected roadblock: local government leaders who seem not to have gotten the memo.
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