Economy Chinese car dealers are facing a liquidity crisis and are asking for government support
Automotive distributors in China are suffering losses and experiencing an acute shortage of funds amid falling demand and price competition.  Bloomberg: China has surpassed the United States in the race for leadership in the global energy market
China is strengthening its position in the field of renewable energy technology exports, ahead of the United States in terms of energy supplies abroad.  China compensates for the reduction in the workforce by increasing the number of industrial robots
Against the background of a declining population, China is actively introducing industrial robots, strengthening production capacity and competitiveness.  Expert Gao Zhikai: Chinese independence in chip manufacturing will lead to the fall of American companies
China may abandon semiconductor imports in the coming years, which will change the balance of power in the global market, said analyst Gao Zhikai.  Hainan forms an international air transportation network for trade and tourism
The South Chinese province is creating a large-scale system of passenger and cargo air routes.  Russia plans to open a trade representative office in Harbin
The Russian government has approved a draft agreement with Beijing on the creation of a new unit in the structure of the Consulate General in Harbin.  Hangzhou hosts the World Digital Trade Fair
Developments in the fields of e-commerce, artificial intelligence, transport and digital healthcare were presented at the World Digital Trade Exhibition in Hangzhou.  Chinese companies view Hong Kong as a key market for flying cars
Manufacturers from China are confident that in conditions of congested roads, Hong Kong can become one of the first cities to actively introduce low-altitude passenger flights.  Chinese Foreign Ministry: cooperation with Russia in the field of nuclear energy is of high priority
Beijing said that cooperation with Moscow in the nuclear field is based on mutual benefit and meets the interests of the whole world.  EU may impose sanctions against Chinese companies
Brussels is considering restrictive measures against a number of Chinese firms as part of a new package of anti-Russian sanctions. |
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