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China Daily Asia Weekly, a vibrant 32-page color tabloid, made its debut on December 10, 2010. Published every Friday, it delivers insightful news, opinions, and analyses about China and its neighboring regions. The publication is distributed throughout Asia, reaching countries such as Australia, India, the United Arab Emirates, Japan, South Korea, Nepal, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Myanmar, and the Philippines, along with major cities like Beijing, Hong Kong, and Macau. Backed by China Daily’s extensive resources and a global network of correspondents, analysts, and photographers, Asia Weekly also boasts a skilled team of professional writers who are well-respected in their fields across the region. The editorial team is committed to maintaining high standards, ensuring that their articles are timely, impartial, and well-rounded. As a member of the Asia News Network (ANN), China Daily Asia Weekly has access to top articles and reports from 23 partner newspapers, including The Nation in Thailand, The Star in Malaysia, The Jakarta Post in Indonesia, The Straits Times in Singapore, The Statesman in India, The Korean Herald in South Korea, and Daily Yomiuri in Japan, among others. In 2013, BPA Worldwide, a prominent media auditing organization based in the US, recognized China Daily Asia Weekly as one of the highest-circulation weekly publications in Asia. This acknowledgment marks a significant achievement and a proud moment for Asia Weekly.

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China to further streamline rare earth export applications

1 week ago | chinadailyasia.com | Zhong Nan

Published: 16:21, June 19, 2025 | Updated: 16:49, June 19, 2025China to further streamline rare earth export applicationsChina will further streamline the approval process for compliant rare earth export applications, said the Ministry of Commerce on Thursday.
Life continues as normal

1 week ago | chinadailyasia.com | Tom Fowdy

Five years ago, on June 30, the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress (NPCSC) of the People’s Republic of China enacted the National Security Law (NSL) for Hong Kong.
China to set up international operation center for digital RMB

1 week ago | chinadailyasia.com | Ouyang Shijia

Published: 14:15, June 18, 2025China to set up international operation center for digital RMBChina will set up an international operations center for the digital yuan, in a bid to advance the international use of the digital currency and better serve innovation in digital finance, according to the country's central bank.
Sino-Kazakh cooperation strengthened

1 week ago | chinadailyasia.com | Mo Jingxi

Xi calls for joint efforts to contribute more to regional, world peace and developmentChinese President Xi Jinping called on China and Kazakhstan on Monday to guide their bilateral ties with high-level strategic mutual trust, saying that the two countries should serve as strong support for each other amid challenges and provide beneficial assistance to each other's development and revitalization.
Arab nations, GCC meeting statement urges Israeli hostilities end, talk return

1 week ago | chinadailyasia.com | Jan Yumul

The Arab and Muslim countries, including the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) have denounced Israel’s pre-emptive strikes on Iran, urging de-escalation, nuclear disarmament, and a return to the negotiating table amid rising regional tensions. China welcomed their efforts for truce.
Hong Kong is poised to win the stablecoin race

1 week ago | chinadailyasia.com | Dominic Lee

Hong Kong has long been a financial hub, respected globally for its dynamism, robust regulatory environment and ability to adapt to new trends. Today, as the world stands at the threshold of a new era in digital finance, Hong Kong has once again demonstrated its foresight and ambition by establishing comprehensive stablecoin legislation, positioning itself as a leader in the global Web3 economy.
Israeli strikes on Iran widely condemned

2 weeks ago | chinadailyasia.com | Jan Yumul |Cui Haipei

The international community has condemned Israel’s latest airstrikes on Iran and called for restraint, with observers saying that the massive attacks that took place early on June 13 could further complicate peace efforts and overshadow the dire situation in Gaza ahead of a two-state solution conference next week.
Negative Western reports fail to deter tourists

2 weeks ago | chinadailyasia.com | Tom Fowdy

The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of China reported an 11 percent increase in inbound tourism during the recent Dragon Boat Festival long weekend. According to figures released by the Immigration Department of the HKSAR government, visitors from the Chinese mainland made up nearly 80 percent of the total arrivals, with about 360,000 visitors, reflecting a 10 percent annual increase.
Hong Kong tourism rebounds, but the journey is just beginning

2 weeks ago | chinadailyasia.com | Dominic Lee

Hong Kong is experiencing an encouraging revival in tourism, marked by successful campaigns and strategic initiatives that have captured the imagination of visitors both locally and internationally. The vibrant festivities of the recent Dragon Boat Festival weekend provide undeniable evidence of this resurgence.
Beijing’s GCC visa-free plan lauded

2 weeks ago | chinadailyasia.com | Jan Yumul

Extension of policy to all Gulf Cooperation Council nations aids ‘people’s diplomacy’, say analystsFatima Ahmed was returning to Bahrain from the ITB Shanghai tourism trade event in May when China announced that it had extended its visa-free policy to four more Gulf Cooperation Council, or GCC, countries, including hers. She said she is optimistic this would open boundless opportunities for the Gulf nation.