China Challenges EU’s Tariff Hike on Chinese-Made EVs as Unfounded
China’s Ministry of Commerce denies the EU’s anti-subsidy probe on Chinese-made electric vehicles is based on factual or legal grounds, amid new tariffs set to take effect in July.
June 2024
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Black-Necked Cranes Thrive in Xizang’s High-Altitude Wetlands
Black-necked cranes successfully breed in the high-altitude wetlands of Xizang, where they are protected under China’s first-class state protection.