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Natural UV protectants and humectants to improve the efficiency of Steinernema carpocapsae in controlling foliar pests
Table S1. Information on the UV protectants used in this study. Table S2. Two factors and three corresponding levels in the orthogonal test. Table S3. Toxicity of different UV protectants and humectants to Steinernema carpocapsae and Galleria mellonella. Survival rate (mean ± SE) of S. carpocapsae and the mortality (mean ± SE) of G. mellonella are listed. Table S4.
US data decree should not selectively target Chinese firms
Illustration: Tang Tengfei/Global Times The Biden administration is eyeing a new way to "stop foreign adversaries like China accessing Americans' personal data" by granting related powers to the Department of Justice, Reuters reported, citing anonymous sources.
Western hype over 'influence contest' isn't helpful to Sri Lanka
Illustration: Chen Xia/Global Times Amid the fermenting economic crisis unfolding in Sri Lanka, certain Western media and other forces have been scouring topics that could be used to stir up regional instability, including an influence wrestling contest between China and India in the South Asian island country.
Paranoid vetting about 'China links' only hurts innovation of the US tech startups
Photo:Global Times The US Congress is reportedly considering vetting American tech startups which have been receiving federal funding through the Small Business Innovation Research program (SBIR). Citing a study by the Pentagon, it claims that the program has been "exploited" by China.
EU should not fall into Lithuania’s trap to undermine ties with China
Illustration: Xia Qing/GT Showing no sign of redressing its ill-advised approach on violating the one-China principle, Lithuania proposed an aid package to provide access to financing for companies hit by so-called "China's trade restrictions." The proposal was approved by the European Commission on Tuesday, according to media reports.
A widened deficit does not show the whole picture of India's trade with China
A view of India’s national pavilion during the second China International Import Expo File Photo: Yang Hui/GT India's trade with China hit a record high deficit of $77 billion in fiscal year 2021-22 ending in March, Indian media reported, worrying that there is still a long road to "Atmanirbhar Bharat," the self-reliance campaign being promoted by the Modi administration.
Japan runs against Asia by peddling sanctions on Russia
Japan runs against Asia by peddling sanctions on Russia Illustration: Chen Xia/Global Times Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida seems to have a busy schedule over the next few weeks, meeting foreign leaders and paying a visit to Southeast Asia during which, as many analyze, he is expected to peddle sanctions against Russia on behalf of the US government.
It’s absurd for US to defame China-LatAm cooperation
It’s absurd for US to defame China-LatAm cooperation Illustration: Xia Qing/Global Times US Secretary of State Antony Blinken kicked off a two-day visit to Panama on Tuesday. During an earlier news briefing about the trip, a senior White House official didn't forget to take the chance to vilify China and attempt to drive a wedge between China and Panama.
Concerted efforts from China, India needed to tackle economic woes in S.Asia
Concerted efforts from China, India needed to tackle economic woes in S.Asia Illustration: Tang Tengfei/Global Times The World Bank on Wednesday lowered its economic forecast for India, as well as the whole South Asian region which is currently seeing some regional countries encountering political tremor and intensifying economic woes. To promote regional economic growth, concerted efforts from China, India and all other countries in the region are needed.
Opinion: Chinese firms have diversified financing avenues besides US market
Opinion: Chinese firms have diversified financing avenues besides US market Illustration: Chen Xia/Global Times Though there has emerged a silver lining from the China-US auditing negotiation recently, a Forbes article claimed on Sunday that "Chinese companies are delisting fast [from US exchanges]." Citing estimates from the American Enterprise Institute, the article said the delisting trend "has already reduced the market capitalization of Chinese firms listed in America by half." It is...
Integrating into the regional industrial chain could boost India's auto parts industry
Integrating into the regional industrial chain could boost India's auto parts industry Workers assemble Royal Enfield motorcycles at a factory in Oragadam, India. File Photo: AFP The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine has added pressure on many supply chains across the world, including in the auto manufacturing sector.
Washington needs to show sincerity in audit talks
Washington needs to show sincerity in audit talks Illustration: Chen Xia/Global Times Just as a glimmer of hope emerges for talks between Chinese and US regulators to address auditing issues that has greatly lifted market sentiment, the US again sent new mixed signals regarding US-listed Chinese companies.
Pacific island nations not a battlefield for US’ geopolitical maneuvers
Pacific island nations not a battlefield for US’ geopolitical maneuvers Illustration: Chen Xia/Global Times About a month after US Secretary of State Antony Blinken paid a rare visit to Fiji, Washington on Tuesday reportedly named a Special Presidential Envoy to lead negotiations with three Pacific island countries, including content of US' economic assistance for the countries.
Australia's reckless decoupling push harms global supply chain
Australia's reckless decoupling push harms global supply chain Illustration: Tang Tengfei/Global Times Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Wednesday announced AU$243 million ($175 million) worth of funding for rare earths refining projects in Australia during one of his election campaign events.
Don't make a fuss over India's legitimate oil trade with Russia
Don't make a fuss over India's legitimate oil trade with Russia Illusration: Tang Tengfei/Global Times Despite growing pressure from the US, the Indian government is considering taking up a Russian offer to import crude oil and other commodities at a heavy discount, Reuters reported recently, citing anonymous Indian officials. "India, which imports 80 percent of its oil needs, usually buys only about 2-3 percent from Russia.
A disgraceful US is in no position to smear China-Afghanistan cooperation
A disgraceful US is in no position to smear China-Afghanistan cooperation Illustration: Tang Tengfei/Global Times China is negotiating with Taliban authorities in Afghanistan over mining projects for one copper reserve and one oil-and-gas reserve in the country, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing US officials as saying "they are concerned that China will fill the vacuum left by the American withdrawal from Afghanistan." The news has yet to be confirmed, but what stands out in the WSJ...
Biz Quick Take: US in no position to ask China to contribute more to G20's debt relief plan
Biz Quick Take: US in no position to ask China to contribute more to G20's debt relief plan Photo: Xinhua Ahead of the two-day meeting of G20 finance ministers and central bankers scheduled to be held in Jakarta on Thursday, US Treasury Secretary, Janet Yellen, reportedly called on China to be "more active" in the G20 debt relief efforts.
Biz Quick Take: The spoiler US is the real threat to ASEAN's development
Biz Quick Take: The spoiler US is the real threat to ASEAN's development ASEAN flag. Photo: VCG A newly released survey on the perception of China and the US in Southeast Asian countries revealed that Biden administration's frequent appearance in the region has seemingly "paid off", with a hike of 10.4-percentage points in those who view it as a leading force in free trade.
India's ban on Chinese apps is a self-destructive move
India's ban on Chinese apps is a self-destructive move Two women who often post videos on video-sharing app TikTok, shoot a video on a miniature cooking inside their house in Mumbai, India. File Photo: VCG India reportedly issued a new ban on 54 Chinese apps and directed top app stores to block them in the country, recklessly remaining down the wrong path of escalating economic tensions with China.
Jakarta-Bandung HSR to benefit Indonesia immensely
COMMENTS / EXPERT ASSESSMENT Jakarta-Bandung HSR to benefit Indonesia immensely Illustration: Tang Tengfei/Global Times As Indonesia plans to relocate its national capital in 2024, the country's first high-speed railway constructed by Chinese firms and linking its current capital Jakarta and the city of Bandung in West Java may need to "take up to 20 years to become profitable," according to some estimations.
EU’s semiconductor race needs Chinese market
COMMENTS / EXPERT ASSESSMENT EU’s semiconductor race needs Chinese market Illustration: Tang Tengfei/Global Times The EU was scheduled to announce a plan on Tuesday to boost its local semiconductor production with an investment of 42 billion euros ($48 billion), joining the chips race which may shape up the global landscape for economic development in the digital era.
Closer trade ties with China will benefit Japan’s economic recovery
COMMENTS / EXPERT ASSESSMENT Closer trade ties with China will benefit Japan’s economic recovery Illustration: Chen Xia/Global Times Japan's Cabinet Office recently released a World Economic Trends report, noting that Japan imports a higher share of Chinese products than other major economies and warning of so-called risks caused by the country's "over dependency" on Made-in-China.
China abides by WTO rules, but EU should keep a clear mind over Lithuanian farce
COMMENTS / EXPERT ASSESSMENT China abides by WTO rules, but EU should keep a clear mind over Lithuanian farce EU, Lithuania. Photo: Liu Xidan/Global Times The EU has reportedly filed a complaint at the World Trade Organization (WTO) against China's so-called "economic coercion" against Lithuania, marking the latest development of the West attempting to distort a political maneuver by Vilnius violating the one-China principle into an economic issue targeting China.
Slovenia should avoid repeating Lithuanian politicians’ mistakes
COMMENTS / EXPERT ASSESSMENT Slovenia should avoid repeating Lithuanian politicians’ mistakes Illustration: Liu Rui/Global Times After Slovenia's Prime Minister Janez Jansa flagrantly challenged China's core interest over the Taiwan question, Slovenian business groups claimed that the move has already hit the nation's business environment as Chinese partners halt investments in Slovenia.
Lost flights from China? Canberra needs to redress flawed policies
COMMENTS / EXPERT ASSESSMENT Lost flights from China? Canberra needs to redress flawed policies Illustration: Tang Tengfei/Global Times While global civil aviation industry keeps struggling amid the COVID-19 pandemic, some in Australia found that the missing Chinese flights in their skies were caused not only by the health crisis, but also an "enmity prevails between the two" that prevented Chinese airlines from returning to Australia even after the pandemic.
India’s long-term economic development needs made-in-China products
COMMENTS / EXPERT ASSESSMENT India’s long-term economic development needs made-in-China products Illustration: Chen Xia/GT As bilateral trade between China and India hit a record high in 2021, Indian media reported that India has seen deepening dependency on many crucial imports from China, from finished to intermediate goods.
Claim of China slowing Africa lending new attempt to derail close ties
COMMENTS / EXPERT ASSESSMENT Claim of China slowing Africa lending new attempt to derail close ties Illustration: Tang Tengfei/Global Times Citing risks of debt default in certain African countries, the Financial Times reported on Tuesday that China has "signaled a more cautious approach" and applied "the brakes to Africa lending." In what looks more like an opinion piece than a news article, the outlet also repeated the "debt trap" vilification against China, claiming that "Chinese lending...
US’ empty words may be biggest risk for India’s economy
COMMENTS / EXPERT ASSESSMENT US’ empty words may be biggest risk for India’s economy Illustration: Tang Tengfei/Global Times White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said on Monday that the US and India are expected to move forward on a series of initiatives in 2022, including fighting the COVID-19 and climate change, promoting the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (QUAD), expanding trade and investment, and cooperating on new and emerging technologies.
UK joined AIIB to serve its own interests, not to back China
COMMENTS / EXPERT ASSESSMENT UK joined AIIB to serve its own interests, not to back China Illustration: Xia Qing/Global Times Danny Alexander, a former chief secretary to the UK Treasury and currently a vice president for policy and strategy at the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), sparked a new wave of criticism of the UK's membership at the multilateral lender, when he reportedly talked about how the bank paved a way for "Europe and China to cooperate, by investing in building...
China-Pakistan cooperation illustrates all-weather friendship
COMMENTS / EXPERT ASSESSMENT China-Pakistan cooperation illustrates all-weather friendship Illustration: Tang Tengfei/Global Times The Pakistan-China business and investment forum kicked off on Monday in Islamabad, gathering companies from both countries with an aim to increase Chinese investment in Pakistan.
Vilifying China-Laos railway exposes West’s ‘sour grapes’ thinking
COMMENTS / EXPERT ASSESSMENT Vilifying China-Laos railway exposes West’s ‘sour grapes’ thinking Illustration: Tang Tengfei/GT With the China-Laos railway officially put into use, the Laotian people are now expecting more visitors after the country reopens its borders to fully vaccinated tourists in January 2022. Holding a sour-grapes mentality, Western media outlets, again, took the chance to hype up the baseless "debt trap" stories.
Intranasal antihistamine is superior to oral H1-antihistamine as an add-on therapy to intranasal corticosteroid for treating allergic rhinitis
Background Currently a combination of intranasal corticosteroid (INCS) plus oral H1antihistamines (OAH) or intranasal H1-antihistamines (INAH) therapy is frequently used in the treatment of allergic rhinitis (AR). The superiority of the two combined treatments needs to be further examined. Objective To identify the better of the two therapeutic strategies. Methods A literature review was performed on MEDLINE, Cochrane Library and the Embase.
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