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China to Increase Domestic Flights by 34% to Boost Airlines' RecoveryChina's aviation regulator plans to increase domestic flights by 34% above pre-pandemic levels, boosting the recovery of Chinese airlines. The move comes as China's top airlines report their first quarterly profits in over three years, raising hopes for a turnaround. The Civil Aviation Administration of China will roll out its winter and spring flight plan, with 7,202 new weekly flights and the opening of 516 new domestic routes. This increase in connectivity will benefit regional airports in western and southern China as well as major hub airports in Shanghai, Beijing, and Guangzhou.
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Korea, Japan relationships essential amid rising India, China tensions, says head of Canadian Chamber of CommerceAhead of major trade meetings in both Korea and Japan, president and CEO of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce Perrin Beatty spoke to iPolitics about his priorities for the visits.
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Blinken, Wang meet as US-China gear up towards expected leaders summitExplore stories from Atlantic Canada.
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China’s EU Ambassador Says Bloc’s Probe Into EV Subsidies Is ‘Unjustifiable’China’s ambassador to the European Union labeled the bloc’s probe into its electric vehicle subsidies as “unjustified and regrettable” and warned against any future trade measures that would penalize its clean-tech industry.
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DeSantis Says China Creates Conflict by Propping Up Russia and IranFlorida Governor Ron DeSantis focused on the challenge presented by China in a foreign policy address, saying the country posed a “formidable threat” to the US and accusing Beijing of contributing to global instability through its economic links to Russia and Iran.
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