Driven by the Belt and Road Initiative, Asia became the most popular overseas mergers and acquisitions (M&A) destination for Chinese enterprises last year, a report by the global consulting firm Ernst & Young said.
Chinese firms made M&A deals worth US$22.3 billion in Asia last year, up 19.1 percent year on...
Driven by the Belt and Road Initiative, Asia became the most popular overseas mergers and acquisitions (M&A) destination for Chinese enterprises last year, a report by the global consulting firm Ernst & Young said.
Chinese firms made M&A deals worth US$22.3 billion in Asia last year, up 19.1 percent year on...
Nabil Shaath, senior aide to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, said Thursday that the strengthening of the China-Palestine ties will help boost the political and economic development of Palestine.
Shaath, Abbas’ foreign affairs advisor, made the comments during an interview with Xinhua.
He hailed the just-concluded visit to Palestine by Chinese Vice President...
Nabil Shaath, senior aide to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, said Thursday that the strengthening of the China-Palestine ties will help boost the political and economic development of Palestine.
Shaath, Abbas’ foreign affairs advisor, made the comments during an interview with Xinhua.
He hailed the just-concluded visit to Palestine by Chinese Vice President...
Saudi Arabia has put a ban on flights to China, stopping its citizens and expats from travelling to the country. The suspension of flights means that no flights out of The Kingdom will land in any Chinese city, according to the state-run Saudi Press Agency.
The General Directorate of...
Saudi Arabia has put a ban on flights to China, stopping its citizens and expats from travelling to the country. The suspension of flights means that no flights out of The Kingdom will land in any Chinese city, according to the state-run Saudi Press Agency.
The General Directorate of...
Is Nepal caught in a dilemma of choosing either a "Look South" or a "Look North" policy? Has the country been under pressure to make a Hobson's choice on the foreign policy front?
Obviously not.
After regaining relative stability and building a stronger government, Nepal is in a comfortable position to execute...
Is Nepal caught in a dilemma of choosing either a "Look South" or a "Look North" policy? Has the country been under pressure to make a Hobson's choice on the foreign policy front?
Obviously not.
After regaining relative stability and building a stronger government, Nepal is in a comfortable position to execute...
