• China Raises $600 Million Through First Yuan-Denominated Green Bond Sale in Canada

    China has attracted strong investor interest in its first yuan-denominated green sovereign bond issuance in Canada, with subscriptions reportedly exceeding the amount offered by 13.7 times. The Ministry of Finance issued bonds worth 4 billion yuan, equivalent to approximately $600 million, as part of efforts to expand the international presence of China’s currency and strengthen…

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  • China Issues Fresh Trade Signals as US Extends Tariff Exemptions on Chinese Products

    Trade relations between China and the United States remain an important focus of international economic developments, with both countries taking limited steps to maintain parts of their trade truce. The United States has extended tariff exemptions covering 178 categories of Chinese products for another two months. The exemptions include pump components, motors, printed circuit boards,…

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  • China’s Electric Vehicle Market Strengthens Its Position as New Energy Cars Dominate Sales

    China’s electric vehicle industry continues to consolidate its position in the domestic automotive market, with new energy vehicles accounting for a growing proportion of total car sales. Figures released by the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers on November 11 showed that domestic automobile production and sales both exceeded three million units in October. New energy…

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  • Osteopathic Principles and Practices Physician Faculty Member — Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine (United States)

    Position: Osteopathic Principles and Practices (OPP) Physician Faculty MemberInstitution: Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine (ICOM)Country: United States (Boise/Meridian, Idaho) Overview: A full-time faculty position focused on ensuring osteopathic philosophy and principles are taught throughout the curriculum. Primary responsibilities include teaching, mentoring, and evaluating osteopathic medical students in OPP courses across all four years, with opportunities…

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  • China Records More Than $1 Trillion in Trade Surplus as Exports and Imports Surge

    China’s foreign trade performance has remained exceptionally strong, with the country’s trade surplus reaching approximately $1.04 trillion during the first ten months of 2026. The latest customs figures show that exports increased by 35.2 per cent year-on-year in October, reaching approximately $412.3 billion. Imports also recorded substantial growth, rising by 41.6 per cent to $307.1…

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  • China Pledges Firm Support for Cuba Against Sanctions and External Interference

    China has reaffirmed its support for Cuba’s sovereignty and opposition to economic sanctions, blockades and foreign interference following discussions between Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and his Cuban counterpart, Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, in Beijing. The meeting took place on Wednesday as the two governments sought to reinforce their longstanding political relationship and coordinate positions on…

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  • China Uses Artificial Intelligence to Reinvent Singles’ Day Shopping Experience

    Artificial intelligence has become one of the most prominent features of China’s 2026 Singles’ Day shopping festival, as major e-commerce platforms deploy new technologies to attract consumers and improve online shopping experiences. The annual retail event, which has evolved from a single-day promotion into an extended shopping festival, is providing a major commercial testing ground…

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  • Chair of the Department of Primary Care — University of Northern Colorado (United States)

    Position: Chair of the Department of Primary CareInstitution: University of Northern Colorado (College of Osteopathic Medicine)Country: United States (Greeley, Colorado) Overview: A full-time faculty leadership position reporting to the Associate Dean for Clinical Education and Graduate Medical Education. The Chair provides administrative oversight for the Department of Primary Care, manages departmental faculty, and participates in…

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  • Chinese Premier Li Qiang to Visit Thailand Before Attending China–ASEAN Summit in the Philippines

    Chinese Premier Li Qiang will undertake a diplomatic visit to Thailand from November 13 to 15 before travelling to Manila, the Philippines, to attend the 29th China–ASEAN Summit scheduled for November 15–16. The announcement was made by China’s Foreign Ministry on Wednesday, November 11. Li’s visit to Thailand follows an invitation from Prime Minister Anutin…

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  • China Conducts Western Pacific Naval Exercises as Taiwan Raises Security Concerns

    China’s naval activities in the Western Pacific have become a major regional security issue after Taiwan’s defence minister confirmed that Chinese forces were conducting what he described as area-denial exercises involving the Liaoning aircraft carrier group and other naval formations. Taiwanese Defence Minister Wellington Koo said China had conducted the exercises in the Western Pacific,…

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