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  • Workers in Yangtze Delta Protest Lower Wages Caused by China’s Power Cuts
    Workers in Yangtze Delta Protest Lower Wages Caused by China’s Power Cuts
    The impact of state-enforced power cuts in parts of China is becoming evident with one example being worker unrest. Worker protests have broken out in a major city in the ...
    October 13, 2021BY Alex Wu
  • China Orders Bank Funding to Boost Domestic Coal Production
    China Orders Bank Funding to Boost Domestic Coal Production
    Beijing has ordered its banks to support the financial needs of coal and energy companies. With nearly two-thirds ...
    October 7, 2021BY Fran Wang
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