China’s biotech industry sees global expansion as unstoppable, despite US pressure | 尽管美国施压,中国生物科技产业全球扩张势头不可阻挡

中国生物科技企业正加快全球扩张步伐,业内人士称这一趋势“不可逆转”。尽管美国持续推出投资限制和国家安全措施,试图放缓中国企业进入美国市场,中国生物科技公司仍在推进海外布局。

中信证券全球医疗组联席负责人张军在香港交易所相关活动上表示,美国为中国公司进入本土市场设置了大量监管和非关税壁垒,但这并未改变中国生物科技企业走向全球的方向。业内普遍认为,海外扩张已成为这些企业的重要战略。

文章指出,这一趋势反映出中国生物科技行业在外部压力下仍保持出海动力,全球化步伐并未因美方限制而明显放缓。

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UK defence chief John Healey resigns amid feud with Starmer over military spending | 英国国防大臣约翰·希利因军费争端与斯塔默不和而辞职

英国国防大臣约翰·希利(John Healey)周四因军费开支争议辞职,并指责首相基尔·斯塔默未能为国家防务所需投入足够资源。

据报道,英国国防部和财政部数月来一直在就如何满足不断上升的军事开支需求进行谈判,这也导致英国自去年以来一直未能公布《国防投资计划》。希利批评称,政府和财政部都未能作出必要承诺来支持国防建设。

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Who pays when rockets explode? China insures SpaceX’s rivals in orbital race against US | 火箭爆炸谁买单?中国为SpaceX对手投保,参与轨道竞赛抗衡美国

这篇报道聚焦SpaceX历史性IPO可能带来的全球连锁影响,尤其是它如何改变中国内地投资者的策略、香港市场以及更广泛的资本流动,反映出埃隆·马斯克这场“万亿美元火箭赌局”正在重塑市场格局。

文中提到,2016年一枚搭载卫星的SpaceX火箭在测试中爆炸,导致卫星设备和周边设施遭受数百万美元损失。幸运的是,卫星运营商以色列的Space Communications为这颗卫星购买了保险,因此事故带来的部分损失得以缓冲。

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Equipment failure triggers delays of up to 15 minutes along Tseung Kwan O MTR line | 设备故障致港铁将军澳线延误最长15分钟

香港港铁将军澳线靠近宝琳站的信号设备故障,导致周四傍晚繁忙时段列车行程延误10至15分钟,部分乘客称被要求下车。

港铁约在下午6时30分通过手机应用程序表示,由于宝琳站附近出现信号设备故障,北角站往返宝琳站及康城站一带的总行车时间可能延长10至15分钟。报道提到,一名通勤乘客表示,受影响列车上有乘客被安排下车。

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Do not let US-China ties spiral out of control, ex-Treasury chief Paulson warns | 前美国财长保尔森警告:勿让美中关系失控升级

前美国财政部长亨利·保尔森呼吁华盛顿和北京妥善管控不断升级的战略竞争,防止局势滑向更广泛的冲突。他警告说,如今不断加深的不信任,比贸易失衡本身带来的风险更大。

保尔森表示,美中关系是世界上“最具影响力”的双边关系,随着两国在贸易、技术和安全领域的竞争加剧,更需要谨慎处理。他强调,双方必须小心应对分歧,避免“脱钩”演变成更严重的对立。

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Malaysia’s hunt for Russian oil tests Anwar’s ‘friends with all’ policy | 马来西亚寻购俄罗斯石油考验安华“与各方为友”政策

马来西亚正在寻找替代原油供应,这让总理安华“与所有国家交朋友”的外交路线面临更大压力。分析人士指出,马来西亚可能转向采购俄罗斯石油,而这与西方对莫斯科的制裁相冲突。

与此同时,地缘政治紧张继续推高全球油价。周四,伊朗宣布关闭霍尔木兹海峡后,油价再次上涨;报道还提到,这一局势发生在美以与伊朗战争爆发后的第103天。美国方面则表示,希望与俄罗斯石油相关的制裁豁免尽快结束。

整体来看,马来西亚在能源需求、国际制裁和外交平衡之间面临更复杂的选择,外部局势的变化也在加剧其能源采购与政策调整的难度。

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Has Beijing given up on a nuclear weapon-free Korean peninsula?

China might be downplaying nuclear weapons by not mentioning the issue after Xi Jinping’s visit to North Korea but that

does not mean it has accepted its neighbour’s growing arsenal, according to analysts. Neither Beijing nor Pyongyang mentioned nuclear weapons or denuclearisation in their statements on the Chinese pre...

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Can Hong Kong’s upgraded Shenzhen crossing really cut clearance to just 5 minutes?

An upgraded border crossing between Hong Kong and Shenzhen is expected to open next month, allowing travellers to comple

te immigration in just five minutes, according to authorities. The redeveloped Huanggang Port Building will be the first link between the two cities to adopt the “collaborative inspection and joint cl...

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Iran’s ‘unity of theatres’ strategy exposes US-Israel rift

The rapid escalation in hostilities between Iran and the US-Israel alliance since Sunday is being driven by Tehran’s gro

wing confidence that it can arise like a mythical phoenix from the ashes of war, strategically stronger than ever in the Middle East. To achieve this objective, Tehran has enacted a tactical shift in ...

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To beat chip crunch, Chinese firm inks memory deal bigger than its sales

Chinese memory module maker Biwin has signed a two-year agreement worth US$1.86 billion to secure flash memory chips, a

deal larger than its annual revenue, as demand from artificial intelligence servers and data centres squeezes supply. Under the locked-volume, locked-price arrangement, Biwin would buy enterprise-grad...

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‘Dirty business’: China dog slaughterhouse shuts down ahead of controversial Yulin festival

A dog slaughterhouse owner in southern China has closed his facility and begun transitioning to a new livelihood with su

pport from animal advocates, just days before the start of the annual controversial Yulin dog meat festival. Launched by local traders in 2010, the Yulin festival, held annually around late June in Gu...

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Disgruntled parents and children force Russia to remove Roblox ban

Russia has lifted its ban on the popular gaming platform Roblox after tens of thousands of children and parents sent let

ters complaining about the measure. The platform, which allows users to build their own games and share them with others, was among Russia’s most popular mobile games, tying third with TikTok in usage...

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From Almaty to orbit: Kazakhstan woos Hong Kong travellers with rocket launches

Rocket launches in Kazakhstan are being pitched to Hong Kong travellers, as some Central Asian travel operators make the

ir debut at the city’s flagship travel expo ahead of new direct flights to the region. Six Kazakhstan-based operators set up booths under the theme “Visit Almaty” at the 40th International Travel Expo...

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Belfast reeling as anti-immigration violence and online ‘hit lists’ terrify minorities

Two days of anti-immigration violence in Northern Ireland is nothing short of racist thuggery, Britain’s minister for th

e province said on Thursday, after police deployed water cannon to tackle rioters for a second night. Hilary Benn said there was less disorder on the streets of Belfast on Wednesday night as opposed t...

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Have trade tensions scuppered EU-China talks ahead of tough Brussels decisions?

An EU-China dialogue on digital matters has been postponed as tensions between the two sides threaten to boil over. The

meeting, initially scheduled for June 23 in Beijing, will no longer take place, with no immediate date set for a follow-up, people familiar with the situation confirmed. The Financial Times reported o...

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3 Indian sailors dead after US attacks commercial vessel off Oman

Three Indian sailors on a commercial vessel hit by the United States off the coast of Oman are dead, New Delhi’s shippin

g minister said on Thursday. “It is deeply unfortunate to learn of the tragic incident aboard the Palau-flagged MT Settebello,” Sarbananda Sonowal said in a statement, referring to the strike on the v...

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Gambling addiction in Philippines worsens as helpline calls surge

The Philippines may be taking steps to curb gambling addiction, but for Bridges of Hope founder and director Jon Ty, the

number of helpline calls that he has received over the past year tells a different story. Such calls to the rehabilitation centre’s hotline were mostly related to gambling, with the number rising to ...

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Chinese safety official investigated over Liushenyu Coal Mine blast that killed 82

A high-ranking workplace safety official in central China’s Shanxi province has been placed under investigation over a m

assive coal mine explosion that killed 82. Zhang Heping, deputy director of the provincial department of emergency management, is suspected of “serious violations of discipline and law”, according to ...

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Tokyo Sézanne’s missing stars; Hongkonger shed 32kg in 8 months: 7 lifestyle stories

We have selected seven Lifestyle stories from the past seven days that resonated with our readers. If you would like to

see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. Where did Tokyo restaurant Sézanne’s 3 Michelin stars go? Tokyo’s Sézanne restaurant, which once held the No 1 spot on Asia’s 50 Best Restaur...

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Singapore charges 3 men over US$18 million fake country of origin mattress scam

Three men were charged on Thursday for their alleged involvement in a scheme to falsely declare China-made mattresses as

Singapore goods in an apparent attempt to evade US import duties. Singaporeans Loh Yew Kong, 68; Leong Yu Fong, 41; and Loh Chen Sing Darren, 37, as well as three companies – Brighture Et Riche, Brig...

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