Chinese students rank first in terms of the number of international students studying in Australia, but new rules are set to cap foreign student numbers.

Mongolia has left the Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline connecting Russia and China out of a long-term action plan, a move observers attribute to sanctions against Moscow and testy price negotiations.

For Hong Kong youth who want to take an unconventional path in life, the bar for parental approval is set too high.

From toy giant Lego to drug maker Moderna, China is trying to speed up their economy-driving initiatives such as massive factories amid a worrisome outflow of foreign direct investment.

Several provinces and cities in mainland China are leveraging Hong Kong’s status to attract overseas capital as foreign investment dips and the pressure is on to meet economic growth targets.

Michael Spence, a winner of the Nobel Prize for economics, discusses the impact of the US-China rivalry on global trade and the future of China’s economy as supply chains shift.

Although China’s electric vehicles are proving a sore spot for the US and EU, firms making the cars and their batteries are setting up facilities in emerging markets to meet a groundswell of demand.

Overseas use of Chinese renminbi is ‘robust’ compared to other key currencies thanks to pivotal role in supply chains, study finds.

Chinese companies, most of which lag behind their global peers in brand awareness, are seizing a chance for larger recognition at this year’s Olympic Games.

The 2024 Summer Games may be French, but much of the equipment and related accoutrements were made in China, owing to a lack of ‘comparable competitors’ in global manufacturing.

A delegation from the US-China Business Council met with Chinese Vice-Premier He Lifeng and Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Beijing on Monday.

People’s Bank of China lowered the seven-day reverse repo rate, as well as both the one-year and five-year loan prime rates, just days after the conclusion of the third plenum.

China holds an anti-dumping hearing as part of its investigation into imports of European brandy.

Companies including Goldman Sachs, Starbucks, Nike and Qualcomm are on the list to head to Beijing next week following the conclusion of China’s third plenum.

As China seeks infusions of foreign investment, the country will expand overseas access to service sectors in a select cohort of regional capitals.

Founder of Gavekal Dragonomics says efforts to dislodge China from global supply chains are unlikely to succeed and discussions of ‘reform’ from outside the country often miss vital context.

Weighing up national security concerns and economic burdens, some analysts say that thorough evaluations of public security systems could help lay a track for China’s economic recovery.

An investigation is underway, and Chinese authorities will get answers with questionnaires, public hearings and field inspections in the months to come.

Analysts say provisional import tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles by the European Union, which will begin on Friday, represent an ‘inflection point’ in the relationship.

European economist Rolf Strauch touches on climate change, demographic, geoeconomic fragmentation and financial challenges for the global economy.

Businessmen explain why it’s so difficult to do business in the China market, and a persistent lack of direct flights just scratches the surface.

A Chinese trade group has levied a formal grievance against EU trade practices, further complicating relations that have already reached their boiling point.

After incidents related to tax collection that have left some businesses concerned for their operations, China has issued calls for a more predictable approach to law enforcement in an attempt to assuage their fears.

Chinese Premier Li Qiang visited New Zealand, Australia and Malaysia, with attention centring around exchanges between Beijing and Canberra.

Chinese pharmaceutical company says Pentagon’s social media attack targeting its coronavirus jabs could lead to ‘enormous disaster’.

A report has called China’s housing market the ‘primary risk’ to the economy as more is done to stabilise the sector.

Confidence in Chinese business climate inches up as consumption slump, geopolitics and local competition test resilience, survey says.

Speculation over the possibility of Beijing imposing tariffs on European wine is seen as a golden opportunity for the Australian wine industry to get back in after a three-year dry spell.

Australian advocacy group says negotiations are ongoing to ship avocados to China, with importers ‘really keen’ amid improving ties between Beijing and Canberra.

The date is set for Li Qiang to bring China’s biggest business delegation down under since 2017, and Australian businesses are expected to ‘press their commercial interests’.