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Chinese Premier Congratulates New UK PM, Says "Willing To Work": Report
Chinese Premier Li Qiang on Sunday congratulated new British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on his election, state media reported, the first senior leader in Beijing to do so publicly.
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China Has Penetrated Every Sector Of UK Economy, Says Parliamentary Panel
The panel cautioned that the level of resources dedicated by the UK to tackling the threat posed by China has been "completely inadequate".
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China Denies Existence Of Secret Police Stations In UK
China vehemently denied on Wednesday the existence of secret police stations in the United Kingdom, following an order by London to close them down.
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"Somebody Drooling Over China And...": S Jaishankar Slams Rahul Gandhi
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday hit out at Rahul Gandhi for his comments relating to China during his recent visit to the UK.
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"Let's Be Clear, Golden Era With China Is Over", Says UK PM Rishi Sunak
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has made a clear break with the past on UK-China relations as he declared that the so-called "golden era" of bilateral ties is over.
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UK Ousts China From Construction Of Its New Nuclear Project Sizewell
Britain on Tuesday ousted China's nuclear firm CGN from construction of its new Sizewell C nuclear power station, which will now be built with remaining French partner EDF.
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"Deeply Disturbing": UK Condemns BBC Journalist's Arrest In China
Britain's government on Monday condemned Chinese police after the BBC said one of its journalists was arrested and beaten while covering Covid protests in Shanghai, the latest incident to test relations between the countries.
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Thanks For "Free Publicity": UK Spy Chief To China On James Bond Spoof
Britain's spy chief on Thursday thanked China's state news agency for "free publicity" after it posted a spoof of James Bond that mocked the Western intelligence community's growing focus on threats posed by Beijing.
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Marking Rare Transit By Non-US Vessel, UK Warship Passes Through Taiwan Strait
The Royal Navy said a British warship was sailing through the Taiwan Strait on Monday, a rare voyage by a non-US military vessel through the sensitive waterway that is likely to strain ties with Beijing.
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UK Parliament Bars China's Ambassador Over Sanctions Against British MPs
Leaders in the UK parliament on Tuesday barred a visit by China's new ambassador after Beijing slapped sanctions against critical British MPs.
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Only 3 COVID-19 Vaccine Candidate In Phase 3 Across The Globe: Centre
In the development related to the COVID-19 vaccine across the world, only three vaccine candidates are in phase III clinical trials across the globe. These three coronavirus vaccine candidates are from the USA, UK (University of Oxford's vaccine) and China, informed the official from the Union Health Ministry on Thursday.
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UK Going Down "Wrong Path": China Over Hong Kong Extradition Treaty
China warned Monday that Britain was heading down "a wrong path" as Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab was expected to announce the suspension of an extradition treaty with Hong Kong, raising tensions between the countries.
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UK Faces Crucial Choice on Huawei With Global Implications
Britain faces a crucial choice on Tuesday over whether to allow China's Huawei Technologies to build its next-generation wireless networks. The decision has implications for the country's diplomatic relations with the United States, which is pushing allies to shun the Chinese company over cybersecurity concerns.
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China Non-Committal On Move To List Masood Azhar As Global Terrorist
China Thursday appeared non-committal about its stand on a fresh proposal moved by the US, the UK and France in the UN Security Council to designate Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Masood Azhar as a global terrorist.
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China To Keep Up Focus On Developing Ties With Britain After Election
Beijing will keep paying attention to developing ties with Britain and hopes Brexit can be "appropriately resolved", China's Foreign Ministry said on Friday, after a snap vote that dealt a devastating blow to British Prime Minister Theresa May.
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Chinese Premier Congratulates New UK PM, Says "Willing To Work": Report
Chinese Premier Li Qiang on Sunday congratulated new British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on his election, state media reported, the first senior leader in Beijing to do so publicly.
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China Has Penetrated Every Sector Of UK Economy, Says Parliamentary Panel
The panel cautioned that the level of resources dedicated by the UK to tackling the threat posed by China has been "completely inadequate".
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China Denies Existence Of Secret Police Stations In UK
China vehemently denied on Wednesday the existence of secret police stations in the United Kingdom, following an order by London to close them down.
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"Somebody Drooling Over China And...": S Jaishankar Slams Rahul Gandhi
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday hit out at Rahul Gandhi for his comments relating to China during his recent visit to the UK.
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"Let's Be Clear, Golden Era With China Is Over", Says UK PM Rishi Sunak
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has made a clear break with the past on UK-China relations as he declared that the so-called "golden era" of bilateral ties is over.
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UK Ousts China From Construction Of Its New Nuclear Project Sizewell
Britain on Tuesday ousted China's nuclear firm CGN from construction of its new Sizewell C nuclear power station, which will now be built with remaining French partner EDF.
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"Deeply Disturbing": UK Condemns BBC Journalist's Arrest In China
Britain's government on Monday condemned Chinese police after the BBC said one of its journalists was arrested and beaten while covering Covid protests in Shanghai, the latest incident to test relations between the countries.
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Thanks For "Free Publicity": UK Spy Chief To China On James Bond Spoof
Britain's spy chief on Thursday thanked China's state news agency for "free publicity" after it posted a spoof of James Bond that mocked the Western intelligence community's growing focus on threats posed by Beijing.
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Marking Rare Transit By Non-US Vessel, UK Warship Passes Through Taiwan Strait
The Royal Navy said a British warship was sailing through the Taiwan Strait on Monday, a rare voyage by a non-US military vessel through the sensitive waterway that is likely to strain ties with Beijing.
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UK Parliament Bars China's Ambassador Over Sanctions Against British MPs
Leaders in the UK parliament on Tuesday barred a visit by China's new ambassador after Beijing slapped sanctions against critical British MPs.
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Only 3 COVID-19 Vaccine Candidate In Phase 3 Across The Globe: Centre
In the development related to the COVID-19 vaccine across the world, only three vaccine candidates are in phase III clinical trials across the globe. These three coronavirus vaccine candidates are from the USA, UK (University of Oxford's vaccine) and China, informed the official from the Union Health Ministry on Thursday.
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UK Going Down "Wrong Path": China Over Hong Kong Extradition Treaty
China warned Monday that Britain was heading down "a wrong path" as Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab was expected to announce the suspension of an extradition treaty with Hong Kong, raising tensions between the countries.
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UK Faces Crucial Choice on Huawei With Global Implications
Britain faces a crucial choice on Tuesday over whether to allow China's Huawei Technologies to build its next-generation wireless networks. The decision has implications for the country's diplomatic relations with the United States, which is pushing allies to shun the Chinese company over cybersecurity concerns.
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China Non-Committal On Move To List Masood Azhar As Global Terrorist
China Thursday appeared non-committal about its stand on a fresh proposal moved by the US, the UK and France in the UN Security Council to designate Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Masood Azhar as a global terrorist.
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China To Keep Up Focus On Developing Ties With Britain After Election
Beijing will keep paying attention to developing ties with Britain and hopes Brexit can be "appropriately resolved", China's Foreign Ministry said on Friday, after a snap vote that dealt a devastating blow to British Prime Minister Theresa May.
