China's National Development and Reform Commission
Coverage of China's National Development and Reform Commission in the Nexus archive.
- Typhoon Noul weakens after making landfall, brings heavy rain to southern China
Typhoon Noul weakened to a tropical storm after making landfall in southern China, causing heavy rain and displacing over 800,000 people in Guangdong province. The storm led to flight cancellations in Hong Kong, injuries, and prompted emergency flood-control measures and a 100 million yuan aid allocation. Noul is the third typhoon to hit China this month and the strongest this year, also affecting the Philippines and Taiwan with flooding and rain.
- Rescuers race to find survivors in the rain after a landslide in China kills at least 8
A landslide in Chongqing, China, killed at least 8 people and left 34 missing after heavy rain triggered a rock and soil slide that buried over 10 residential buildings. Rescue teams are searching for survivors amid unstable terrain, with a relief fund of 30 million yuan allocated for recovery efforts.
- Rescuers race to find survivors in the rain after a landslide in China kills at least 8
A landslide in Pengshui County, Chongqing, China, killed at least eight people and left 34 missing after heavy rain triggered a massive rockslide that buried buildings. Rescue teams are searching for survivors amid unstable terrain, with over 1,100 people relocated. China's National Development and Reform Commission allocated 30 million yuan for disaster recovery.
- Rescuers race to find survivors in the rain after a landslide in China kills at least 8
A landslide in Pengshui County, Chongqing, China, killed at least eight people and left 34 missing after heavy rain triggered the disaster. Rescue crews are searching for survivors amid unstable terrain, with over 1,100 people relocated and a 30 million yuan relief fund allocated for recovery.
- Why ‘Singapore washing’ will never be the same
China's National Development and Reform Commission blocked Meta's $2 billion acquisition of Manus, an AI startup that moved its headquarters to Singapore in 2025. Founders Xiao Hong and Ji Yichao were barred from the deal by late March 2025.