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- Sep 13, 2026
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China’s anti-corruption law is going global. What does it mean for overseas firms? (opens the original)
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Beijing’s draft legislation looks like its US precedent but with some far-reaching differences, analysts say The draft sets out ways to block extraterritorial investigations and to retaliate against foreign anti-corruption enforcement, drawing a firm legal boundary against foreign jurisdictions while establishing its own mechanism to police overseas assets. In doing so, legal specialists warn, Beijing is also creating a double-edged regulatory framework that will force multinationals and Chinese
China-Nepal floods: 261 foreigners missing in Tibet, online rumours targeted (opens the original)
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Nepalese and Indians account for more than half of nationals from 23 countries missing after devastating glacier collapse four days ago The missing foreigners were from 23 different countries and included 104 Nepalese citizens, authorities in Tibet’s Gyirong county told reporters. Also unaccounted for are 49 people from India; 33 Latvians; 18 from the United States; 15 from Britain; six each from Canada and Australia; four from South Africa; three each from Malaysia, Germany and Russia; two from
In Focus | Can Beijing’s gateway plan for Tibet survive geopolitics and natural disasters? (opens the original)
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Beijing hopes trade will stabilise Tibet, but friction with India and the looming Dalai Lama succession are hampering its efforts On the windswept plains just south of Tibet’s second-largest city, the towering smart inspection systems and automated cargo gantries of a brand-new international land port gleam under the plateau’s high-altitude sun. Official road maps predict the multibillion-yuan project in Shigatse will process up to 300 trucks daily by the end of 2030 – loading cargo off trains a
Could the China-Nepal disaster spur a safety rethink for a flagship rail project? (opens the original)
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Gyirong in Tibet is the start of a planned train line to Kathmandu and in an area prone to dangerous glacial lake floods The port is the region’s main foreign trade gateway, which handles a third of China’s trade with its neighbour. Gyirong is also one end of a multibillion-dollar trans-Himalayan project connecting Tibet with Kathmandu. The project was proposed in 2016 but bad weather, poor local infrastructure and geopolitical friction have resulted in little progress. Researchers on both sides
China-Nepal flash flood: death toll rises to 392, over 1,000 missing (opens the original)
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Premier Li Qiang at scene after ice-rock avalanche triggers disaster leaving hundreds of tourists from around the world unaccounted for As of Friday morning, three people were confirmed dead and 558 missing on the Chinese side, with 389 dead and at least 644 missing in Nepal. “Nearly 100” Chinese nationals were missing on the Nepalese side, foreign ministry spokesman Lin Jian said in Beijing on Thursday. The Chinese embassy in Nepal was working with local authorities to further verify the inform
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