The same day, US President says countries supporting Brics’ ‘anti-American policies’ face additional 10 per cent tariff.

Half of the leading experts are in China while another 10 are of Chinese origin and working in the US, according to report.

As Beijing cracks down on cutthroat competition, analysts call for stable jobs, a better social safety net and support for companies.

Eleven of 15 top students from city’s largest international group say they plan to pursue medicine programmes locally.

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Security chief says authorities will supply ‘intelligence’ when applying for court order, in reply to lawmaker who questions ...

US president vowed to impose added tariffs of 10 per cent on imports from Brics members for pursuing ‘anti-American policies’ ...