China reschedules Zimbabwe steel maker debt
China has rescheduled to 2013 the debt of Zimbabwe’s biggest iron and steel maker following a request by the Zimbabwean government, according to official sources. Zimbabwean Industry and Interna... Read More
Do three errors mean breaking point for IPCC?
While covering the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, I took a morning away from the main venue to attend a forum of “climate skeptics”. The speakers presented politic... Read More
Other voices on climate change
This winter, the drastic cold has battered not only China but many parts in the Northern Hemisphere, including Europe and North America. Shivering in the freezing weather, many now doubt the authentic... Read More
PetroChina to co-develop Iraqi Halfaya oilfield
A consortium led by the China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC), China’s largest oil company, won a bid to develop Halfaya oilfield in Iraq, CNPC said on Wednesday. Under the 20-year deal, CNPC, To... Read More
‘Questionable’ Esso gasoline under probe
An investigation has been launched into petroleum giant Esso, after accusations that their gas stations in the southern province are selling substandard gasoline that causes cars to malfunction. Li Xi... Read More
Energy sector turns crisis into opportunities
In Chinese, the word “crisis” reflects both “risks” and “opportunities”. China’s energy sector has successfully turned its adversity into opportunity while re... Read More
CIC planning more resource investments
China’s $300 billion sovereign wealth fund is considering new investments in resource-related companies after bets on commodities producers from the US to Kazakhstan paid off in 2009. China Inve... Read More
ABC float runs into rough weather
Agricultural Bank of China’s (ABC) public float may not materialize this year as differences still persist over the future of the lender’s business related to the agriculture sector and fa... Read More
China plays a bigger role in international peacekeeping efforts
Members of a Chinese peacekeeping engineering unit rally shortly after their arrival at Nyala, capital of South Darfur, Sudan, on November 24, 2007 (XINHUA) By increasing and diversifying its involvem... Read More
China Unveils New National Energy Commission
China officially unveiled a new government agency to take charge of the country’s energy policy earlier today. Chinese premier Wen Jiabao will head the new agency, known as the National Energy C... Read More
Sudanese vice president stresses importance of China-Arab cooperation
Sudanese Vice President Ali Osman Mohamed Taha on Tuesday underscored the importance of China-Arab cooperation in all fields to achieve mutual benefits on basis of mutual respect. Taha made the remark... Read More
China to release loan for Fiji’s housing project
The Fiji government is adamant that the Exim Bank of China’s 70 million Fiji dollars loan for the Housing Authority project will eventuate soon. Officials from Fiji’s Prime Minister’... Read More
Guangxi achieves fastest export growth due to FTA plan
Despite the impact of the global economic crisis, South China’s Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region achieved rapid economic development in 2009 thanks to the region’s enormous efforts to deve... Read More
