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Hong Kong asks China’s top legislative body to resolve legal problems with postponing elections (SCMP) Whose century? (London Review of Books) China' deepening geopolitical hole (Project Syndicate) US-China: Action and reaction (Trivium China) EU's China measures only 'symbolic' (Global Times) Economic decoupling possible if India doesn’t calm down (Global Times) China releases details of Hong Kong anti-sedition law (The Guardian) EU chides China and others for IP breaches - again (FT) Has China won? Not yet (Prospect) Global alliance formed to counter China threat amid rising tensions (The Guardian) China’s chipmakers cheer new policy support (Trivium China) China crackdown on shadow banking sector prompts warning ($$FT, Reporter) China’s economy is turning inward, but will weak domestic demand undermine Xi Jinping’s vision? (SCMP) Notes from China's unemployed (restofworld.org) China tries its favorite economic cure: more construction (NYT, Central News Now) Supporting migrant workers (Trivium China) Longest high-speed railway tunnel (18.23 km) in east China completed (Xinhua) China's economy to grow 2.5 pct this year: Bloomberg report (Xinhua) Xi looks inward (Trivium China) China to add 4,400 km rail lines this year (Xinhua) China's share of Australian exports hits 48.8%, an all-time high to 48.8% ($$Caixin) Tech cold war comes to India: Silicon Valley takes on Alibaba and Tencent (FT) Chinese leningen liggen Afrika zwaar op de maag ($$FD) Xi calls for making AIIB new platform for building community with shared future for mankind (Xinhua) A flurry of infrastructure cheques from China put Pakistan back in the Belt and Road game (Bloomberg) China’s inward shift has profound implications for the world economy (SCMP) China tightens screws over industrial espionage (Trivium China) China as economic bogeyman (Project Syndicate) Rising tension with China rings corporate Australia's alarm bells (FT) Chinese electric buses roll out across Latin America (Dialogo Chino) China sentences fourth Canadian to death on drug charges (AP) China sentences third Canadian to death over drug charges (AP) China gives death sentence to Canadian charged with making ketamine ($$WSJ) China's leaders facing global resistance (Asia Times) China increasingly worried about 'losing face' as Japan bankrolls exodus of firms (SCMP) Canada should drop Meng Wanzhou case, shaking free of US coattails (SCMP) Overstretch? China's foreign policy gamble (Institut Montaigne) Saudi Arabia, with China's help, expands its nuclear program (WSJ) China, Cambodia trade pact more form than substance (Asia Times) Turkey’s neo-Ottoman reach could soon nettle China (Settimana News, Asia Times) Onward, big tech soldiers? (Project Syndicate) Kevin Rudd: Beware the guns of August - in Asia: How to keep US-Chinese tensions from sparking a war (Foreign Affairs) Trump: US firms must end links with TikTok and WeChat (BBC) Trump’s swipe at Tencent hits China’s softest spot (Reuters) Why a Biden presidency might not mean a return to pre-Trump foreign relations (The Guardian) Trump advisers urge delisting of US-listed Chinese companies that fail to meet audit standards (Reuters) Chinese state media slams 'madness' of US tech purge (Reuters) Pentagon chief expresses concern to Chinese counterpart about Beijing's activity in South China Sea (Reuters) Trump administration seeks crackdown on Chinese companies with shares traded in US ($$WSJ) US tensions with Beijing are high, but Trump still has fans in China ($$WSJ, apk Metro) France won't ratify Hong Kong's extradition agreement (AP) German minister Michael Roth urges EU to resist China's 'divide-and-rule tactics' (SCMP) Portugal telcos won't use Huawei for core 5G networks though no government ban (Reuters) Hong Kong: China says it will not recognise UK overseas passports (The Guardian) EU and China talking trade (Trivium China) Hong Kong: EU Foreign Affairs Council expresses deep concern about national security law (consilium.europa.eu) EU urged to stop meddling in China's internal affairs (Xinhua) Pompeo looks for friends to get hawkish on China (EU-China Briefing) EU-China: last hope? (EU-China Briefing) US trade negotiators may 'smell blood on the water' if China makes concessions in EU talks (SCMP) KLM resumes Shanghai-Amsterdam passenger flights (Xinhua) China's invloed op onderwijs in Nederland (Clingendael) Kabinet steekt miljoenen in techbedrijf om het uit Aziatische handen te houden ($$FD) China bant varkensvlees uit Nederland (Boederij) Chinese, Dutch leaders exchange congratulations on birth of panda cub (Xinhua) Chinese FM Wang Yi talks over phone with Dutch counterpart Stef Blok(Xinhua) Verzet je tegen kolonisatie door China, kijk naar de microscoop ($de Volkskrant) Hoe gaat de pandababy in Ouwehands Dierenpark heten? 'Uiteindelijk zal de beslissing bij China liggen' (AD) Change in Netherlands' office name in Taiwan is 'playing with fire,' poses risk to ties with Chinese mainland: experts (Global Times) Naamswijziging Nederlandse 'Taipei Office' zet relatie met China op scherp (NOS) The man most likely to succeed Xi Jinping (Asia Times) Think 'sanctions' will trouble China? Then you're stuck in the politics of the past: Ai Weiwei (The Guardian) Is modern China the end (goal) of history? (SCMP) Trump views China's Communist Party as a threat. Young Chinese see it as a ticket to a better future (The Washington Post) His country, weak or strong (Inside Story) 'Clean up this mess': The Chinese thinkers behind Xi's hard line (NYT) Long, long, long (term planning) (Trivium China) Chinese state-sponsored group 'RedDelta' targets the Vatican and Catholic organizations (Recorded Future) Professor Xu Zhangrun, who criticized Xi, seeks to overturn prostitution charge, lawyer says (Reuters) Former Chinese vice provincial governor expelled from CPC (Xinhua) 'It took 32 years, but I finally found my kidnapped son' (BBC) Technological surveillance of religion in China (Brookings) Deaths of wives prompt outrage over violence against women (Inkstone) Surveillance state: 18 of the world’s 20 most monitored cities are in China (SCMP) Why the struggle for same-sex marriage in China will continue, despite civil code setback (SCMP) China is harvesting the DNA of its people. Is this the future of policing? ($$NYT, The Times of India) Standardizing Social Credit (Trivium China) China's two-child policy means more babies named after mum (AFP) Data privacy, Chinese style (Trivium China) China to launch campaign to promote Mandarin (CGTN) US-China relations: militaries carry out missile tests as tensions continue to simmer (SCMP) South China Sea: why did Duterte bar Philippine military from US exercises? (SCMP) Politburo studies military modernization (Trivium China) Interview with South China Sea think tank head shows three possibilities risking China-US military conflict (Global Times) A nuclear arms race in space? It seems we've learned nothing from Hiroshima (The Guardian) De nieuwe wapenwedloop ($$FD) Australia to get US-funded military fuel reserve as relations with China cool (Reuters) Xi presents order to promote military officer to rank of general (Xinhua) Secret defence plan with US to counter China; Darwin to get strategic fuel reserve (The Australian) Australia to step up South China Sea defence cooperation with US – but won't commit to patrols (The Guardian) Fotograaf Xiaoxiao Xu toont het hedendaagse leven rond de eeuwenoude Chinese Muur ($$de Volkskrant) Passage à vide pour l’industrie du cinéma (Le Vent de la Chine) Part of China's Great Wall not made for war: study (AFP) Chinese demand saved the art industry post the global financial crisis – who will come to the rescue now? (SCMP) China's sci-fi surge (Axios World) Banning knockoff buildings might bring a renaissance in Chinese architecture (The Guardian) Archaeological findings provide key proof of Chinese civilization origin (Xinhua) Ai Weiwei: 'I became the enemy of the established power, but without a crime' (The Guardian) 'Everyone is isolated': An interview with Yuan Ling (New York Review of Books) China to up support for innovative literary, artistic groups (Xinhua) China drafts new rules to ensure foreign teachers protect national ‘honour’ (Globe and Mail) China's first Mars probe starts space voyage (Shine) More than 10 million Chinese students take gaokao exam in spite of floods, earthquakes, COVID-19 (SupChina) Le Gaokao sous le signe du Covid-19 (Le Vent de la Chine) In echo of Mao era, China's schools in book-cleansing drive (Reuters) Try, try again: The students who keep retaking the 'gaokao' (Sixth Tone) China's gaokao exam fraud: victims learn the worst after cheats steal their grades and university places (SCMP) Innovatie: Europa suste zichzelf in slaap met verhaaltjes over wat Chinezen niet zouden kunnen ($$de Volkskrant) China launches final satellite in Beidou navigation system to rival GPS (AP) Is Zoom safe for Chinese students? (Inside Higher Ed) Virus drives shift away from coal except in China (FT) China push sees coal-fired generation rise to record in Pakistan ($$Bloomberg, MSN) Three Gorges Dam weathers the flood challenge (Asia Times) Three Gorges Dam under fast mounting flood pressure (Asia Times) Alarm over discovery of hundreds of Chinese fishing vessels near Galápagos Islands (The Guardian) China's food delivery boom may undercut plans to reduce plastic bags (SCMP) Mighty Yangtze is heaving from rain and the Three Gorges will be tested ($$WSJ) Latest round of defamation to Three Gorges Dam shows lack of basic knowledge (Global Times) China's first climate striker warned: give it up or you can't go back to school (The Guardian) China urges coal miners to boost output ahead of summer power use (Reuters) WHO admits Wuhan may not be virus origin, offsetting rumor (Global Times) Prof Tritto: COVID-19 was created in the Wuhan laboratory and is now in the hands of the Chinese military (AsiaNews) This wave of anti-China feeling masks the west's own Covid-19 failures (The Guardian) Over 54.8 mln people affected by floods in China (Xinhua) The worst floods in decades bring fears of a black swan event (SupChina) African swine fever: China to auction 10,000 tonnes of frozen pork from state reserves (Reuters) China is rewriting the facts about coronavirus to suit its own narrative (The Guardian) China reports biggest Covid-19 rise in months (The Guardian) China uses WHO inquiry to tout coronavirus response (NYT) China blows up dam on Yangtze river tributary to ease flooding (AP) The power of Falun Gong (ABC Australia) Human rights lawyer Wang Quanzhang files torture charges against Chinese officials (AFP) The mystery of $2 billion of loans backed by fake gold ($$Caixin) Former deputy head of China's quality watchdog sentenced to life in prison (Xinhua) Intruders try to kidnap a Chinese appliance tycoon ($$NYT, Night Fall News) 'Sacrificed': anger in China over death of Wuhan doctor from coronavirus (The Guardian) WHO reviews China-based news anchor’s global ambassador role (FT) Fang Fang: The Wuhan writer whose virus diary angered China (BBC) Coronavirus journal Wuhan Diary continues to upset Chinese nationalists (SCMP) Human rights defender Wang Quanzhang says he cut all emotional ties with his family so he could survive in prison (SCMP) Brazilian footballer in China faces virus penalty (AP) Alle tennistoernooien in China voor dit jaar geschrapt, ook Diamond League geannuleerd (AD) 'It was dehumanising': Jessica Shuran Yu condemns training abuse in China (The Guardian) Countdown device of Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022 unveiled (Xinhua) China offered two F1 races this year, says Shanghai official (Reuters) Players suspended for 6 months for breaking virus curfew (AP) Football: Coup de sifflet final pour le Tianjin Tianhai (Le Vent de la Chine) Stapvoets komt het voetballeven in China op gang ($$de Volkskrant) With mass team ouster, China stumbles on rush to soccer success (Sixth Tone) Sun Yang: Eight-year ban for Chinese Olympic champion (BBC) China says US should stop arms sales to Taiwan (Reuters) Factbox: Taiwan, China and the United States (Reuters) Bezoek Amerikaanse minister aan Taiwan leidt tot nieuwe ruzie tussen China en VS ($$de Volkskrant) Mainland warns of 'dangerous' collusion of Taiwan's DPP with US (Xinhua) China urges US to halt official contact with Taiwan island (Global Times) US announces highest-level visit to Taiwan in decades, risking China anger (The Guardian) China slams US military contacts with China's Taiwan region (Xinhua) Lee Teng-hui: Taiwan's 'father of democracy' dies (BBC) China slams US military contacts with China's Taiwan region (Xinhua) Congressman Ted S. Yoho introduces Taiwan Invasion Prevention Act (yoho.house.gov) Hong Kong foreign press says journalists being targeted in US-China stand-off (BBC) Hong Kong activists Joshua Wong, Nathan Law among 24 charged over participation in banned June 4 Tiananmen Square vigil (SCMP) Vluchten naar Londen is laatste reddingsboei voor jonge activisten uit Hongkong ($$de Volkskrant) China suspends Hong Kong extradition treaty in reply to New Zealand (The Guardian, agencies) Why did Hong Kong delay its election - by a year? ($$NYT, The World News) Beijing repression forces Hong Kong opposition into new tactics (The Observer)) Books pulled from library shelves, songs banned...it’s the new normal in Hong Kong (The Guardian) With security law as a cudgel, Beijing cracks down on Hong Kong (NYT) China uses Hong Kong security law against US and UK-based activists (The Guardian) Hong Kong 'seeking arrest' of fleeing activists (BBC) Why Jewish refugees in World War II fled safety of Shanghai for Macau (SCMP) Stanley Ho, casino kingpin of gambling capital Macau, dies at 98 (WSJ) Macau bans annual Tiananmen Massacre photo exhibition (HK Free Press) Macau casinos allowed to reopen after anti-virus closure (AP) China to enhance mainland-Macau financial cooperation (Xinhua) Macau, a criança de ouro (Trivium China) Macau: China's other 'one country, two systems' region (BBC) Xi: Macau's achievements based on 'one country, two systems' (Xinhua) Xi bets on Macau (Trivium China) Chinese president proud of Macau's achievements, progress (Xinhua) Wang Yang tells Tibetan Buddhists to be Chinese (Trivium China) Tibet the solution for India's border strategy (Asia Times) Panchen Lima: China says boy picked by Dalai Lama now a college graduate (AP) Gedhun Choekyi Niyima: Tibetan Buddhism's 'reincarnated' leader who disappeared aged six (BBC) Why there are two Panchen Lamas, and one is missing (The Economist) Former Tibetan political prisoner dies from torture in prison (AsiaNews) Op 'tweetalige' scholen in Tibet wordt Tibetaans steeds meer een bijvak ($$de Volkskrant) Tibetan children denied mother-tongue classes (Human Rights Watch) 80th anniversary of Dalai Lama’s enthronement (AFP) Tibet basically eliminates absolute poverty (Xinhua) China's genocide machine in Xinjiang (Gatetsone Institute) MPs urge Home Office to grant refugee status to all Uighurs arriving in UK (BBC) Palestinians: We support China's Muslim concentration camps (Gatestone Institute) China Uighurs: A model's video gives a rare glimpse inside internment (BBC) US imposes sanctions on Chinese 'state-within-a-state' linked to Xinjiang abuses (AFP) China’s Muslim Uighurs are stuck in US immigration limbo ($$WSJ, apkmetro.com) Chinese Ambassador to the UK slams Western media lies on Xinjiang related issues (Global Times) Chinese supplier of Australian train parts accused of using Uighur labour vows to fight US blacklisting (The Guardian) Top EU official slams Volkswagen as 'complicit' in Chinese oppression of the Uyghur minority (Politico) Forcibly sterilised, ordered to have abortions and their husbands taken away to gulags (Mail Online) Former Inner Mongolia legislator sets record with $64 million in alleged bribes ($$Caixin) Mine accident leaves 21 dead, 29 hurt in Inner Mongolia (chinadaily.com.cn) Within pain there is also hope (China Digital Times) China approves coal mine project in Inner Mongolia (Xinhua) China builds Mongolian language database with cloud computing (Xinhua) 800 years after Genghis Khan, Chinese Mongolians forge new prosperity (Xinhua) Southern Mongolia: Peaceful protesters met with violence by Chinese government (Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization) Southern Mongolia: Herder community activist to be prosecuted for statements on land rights (Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization) Southern Mongolia: Four herdsmen arrested for online petition over unpaid subsidies (Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization) Incredible photos show Inner Mongolian labourers battling brutal conditions (Daily Mail) Chinese soccer commentators fired for thanking Covid-19 for infecting rival Super League player (SCMP) A Chinese billionaire behind bars. And his wife, who kept the empire together (SupChina) Bearing no malice: Pompeo denies Pooh-poohing Xi (AFP) US-China: Pompeo dog photo has netizens asking if US is toying with China (BBC) To solve the country's surplus of bachelors: Should Chinese women have multiple husbands? (SupChina) Chinese organ recipients form band to carry on foreign donor's music dream (CGTN) China's 'longevity city' records 500 centenarians (Xinhua) Shanghai New Year drone display was pre-recorded (BBC) Beijing’s bizarre war on dogs (Asia Times) China’s pork crisis: local banks offer meat to new customers with African swine fever set to continue (SCMP)
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