Other Briefings
Hong Kong’s First Comprehensive Cybersecurity Law: Key Requirements for Businesses
A new landmark piece of legislation seeks to to protect essential services in Hong Kong from cyber threats by requiring operators of critical infrastructure to implement robust cybersecurity measures.
China Clarifies Safe Harbor Rules for Price Resale Agreements – New Draft Amendment
A draft revision to provisions on monopoly agreements propose market share and turnover thresholds under which companies can enter into pricing contracts with vertical entities.
Tracking China’s Carbon Goals: How Far Has It Come in 2025?
With just five years to go until China meets its first major climate pledge, we look at the latest carbon and energy reduction achievements and discuss the country’s new climate policies.
Using Facial Recognition in China – New Guide on Filing with Local CAC
China’s cyberspace administration has clarified filing requirements for companies that collect and store certain volumes of facial recognition data of individuals.
New Rules Allow Businesses to Remove Operational Violations from Public Records
Companies can now seek removal from the abnormal operations list once violations are corrected, improving their social credit.
China’s 2025 Legislative Agenda: Key Laws and Regulations for Foreign Companies to Watch
The agenda outlines China’s legislative priorities for the year, including several new and amended regulations governing finance, foreign trade, tax, and economic development that may impact foreign companies.
The China+ Strategy: Cross-Border Restructuring for Supply Chain Resilience
The latest issue of China Briefing Magazine, “The China+ Strategy: Cross-Border Restructuring for Supply Chain Resilience“, is now available as a complimentary download on the Asia Briefing Publication Store.
New Guidelines for Implementing China’s Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law: An Explainer
New regulations for implementing the Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law expand the scope of countermeasures and specify consequences for non-compliance. Here’s what foreign companies should know.
