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Last week, China's central government announced a slew of new measures supporting the operational capacity of trading companies, as well as investment projects, during this critical time of coronavirus control and prevention.

The COVID-19 virus was first identified in China in December 2019, although the scale of the problem only became apparent during the Chinese New Year Holiday at the end of January.

Thirty-one provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions across the country initiated the Severity 1 response to major public health emergencies.

在这前所未有的时刻，...

On April 27, 2020, twelve Chinese government departments led by the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC)1 jointly promulgated the Measures for Cybersecurity Review (the "Measures") effective June 1, 2020...

Since the outbreak of Novel Coronavirus Pneumonia, China's provinces, autonomous regions and province-level municipalities have successively launched public health emergency plans in their respective administrative regions ...

Although much of the world continues to struggle with the COVID-19 virus, China is recovering and is very much focused on the need to kick start its damaged economy...

The World Health Organization officially declared COVID-19 a pandemic on March 11，and the total confirmed infection cases worldwide had exceeded 2.39 million by April 21.

Since end of January 2020, the rapid outbreak of COVID-19 and implementation by the Chinese authorities of epidemic control measures to the highest degree have caused havoc in people's daily lives

In China, various ministerial level regulatory authorities have promulgated a package of financial policies to ease the financial distress of enterprises caused by the outbreak ...

The statutory boundary between isolation and emergency measures and company's responsibility under the pandemic...

China is allowing most industries—even those considered to pose a relatively higher risk because of potentially dense crowds—to gradually resume operations, subject to continuing capacity ...

While global attention has been geared towards first towards China and Asia, followed by the EU and United States, little attention has been paid to other regions.