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Need to join forces to avoid instability post Brexit: Chinese Premier

Need to join forces to avoid instability post Brexit: Chinese Premier

Li also stressed on China's commitment to "build a fairer, more just and open international economic system".

China state planner on UK investment after Brexit: “Wait and see”

China state planner on UK investment after Brexit: “Wait and see”

The UK is by far the biggest recipient of Chinese direct investment within the EU.

Energy ties highlighted as China, Russia ink array of deals

Energy ties highlighted as China, Russia ink array of deals

Deals include stakes sales in many Russian projects to Chinese firms, an oil supply contract and joint investments in petrochemical projects in Russia.

Brexit to help US hegemony: Chinese state media

Brexit to help US hegemony: Chinese state media

Editorials of state-owned media in China, like Global Times, generally reflect the Communist Party viewpoint.

AIIB announces special fund, approves $509 mn for first projects

AIIB announces special fund, approves $509 mn for first projects

AIIB plans to invest $1.2 billion this year.

BRICS react cautiously to Brexit

BRICS react cautiously to Brexit

Beijing's cautionary note came as other euro-sceptic leaders in the European Union called for their countries to follow suit.

Putin, Xi welcome India’s SCO membership

Putin, Xi welcome India’s SCO membership

The SCO is planning to establish a new development bank and a new transport corridor.

China, Russia, Mongolia ink agreement on economic corridor

China, Russia, Mongolia ink agreement on economic corridor

Putin, Xi and Elbegdorj are in Tashkent to attend a SCO Summit.

India, China Finance Ministers to meet on Monday in Beijing

India, China Finance Ministers to meet on Monday in Beijing

India is hosting the 8th BRICS Summit in October while China will host the G20 Summit later this year.

Will further open up select sectors to private firms: China’s Cabinet

Will further open up select sectors to private firms: China’s Cabinet

Private investment accounts for 80 per cent of jobs in China, and more than half of the tax revenue.