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Cold War games: US is preparing to test the waters in icy Arctic ($$WSJ) Kim and Trump back at square 1: if US keeps sanctions, North will keep nuclear program ($$NYT) Kim Jong-un warns of change in direction on denuclearisation (BBC) US and China fleshing out trade deal ($$WSJ) The age of uneasy peace: Chinese power in a divided world (Foreign Affairs) North Korea says it won't denuclearize until US removes threat ($$NYT) Xi Jinping: The man who leads China's reform into a new era (Xinhua) US sets new March 2 date for China tariff increases amid talks (Reuters) How a world order ends - and what comes in its wake (Foreign Affairs) Russia wants to extend US space partnership. Or it could turn to China ($$NYT). Cautious consumers feel the pinch as Chinese economy slows (The Guardian) Xi urges new, greater progress in Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei coordinated development (Xinhua) China ponders massive canals to link Yangtze and Pearl Rivers (Asia Times) Beijing’s Daxing set to be world’s largest and busiest airport (Asia Times) Controversy surrounds the economic numbers game in China (Asia Times) Xi visits Xiong’an (Trivium) Why are the Chinese buying fewer cars? (BBC) China approves infrastructure projects worth $72 bln (Xinhua) China's state grid corp crushes power transmission records (Spectrum) China's small and midsize businesses continue to struggle despite support ($$Caixin) China's love for imported wines turns cold in 2018 (chinadaily.com.cn) Despite slowing economy, China aims to be global leader through 'deep coalitions' (Asia Times) China's not too rich for World Bank loans, report says ($$Caixin) China investment in North America and Europe plunges to 6-year low ($$Caixin) China trade slowdown sparks fresh global economic fears (The Guardian) Huawei Canada executive leaves post as scrutiny of company grows (Reuters) As world economy stumbles into 2019, eyes turn to China (Reuters) Kyrgyzstan debunks rumors around Chinese loans (Global Times) 'China leidend voor elektrische auto' (ANP) Russia buys quarter of world yuan reserves in shift from dollar ($$Bloomberg) The subtle, difficult yet important points of the China-Vatican agreement (Settimana News) Meng Hongwei: Wife of ex-Interpol chief seeks France asylum (BBC) As China's grip tightens, global institutions gasp (Human Rights Watch) Chinese ambassador warns ‘back-stabbing’ Canada to stop rallying allies in row over detainees (AP) Australian leader's South Pacific tour did little to break China's firming grip on the region (Asia Times) Xi Jinping deploys China's legal system to bully the West ($$The Washington Post) Oxford University suspends donor ties with Chinese tech giant Huawei as national security fears mount (SCMP) Is Vietnam adopting a tough South China Sea posture? (Asia Times) In China’s feud with Canada, the gloves are off ($$The Economist) Chinese police prevent Canadian woman from returning home on connecting flight through Beijing (The Star, Canada) Is the US overreacting to the China threat? Yes, but Beijing's iron grip isn't helping, says leading Harvard professor (SCMP) Jimmy Carter, Chinese ambassador mark 40 years of China-US diplomacy (CGTN) China firmly opposes Pentagon report hyping up 'China threat' (Xinhua) Israeli minister reassures US over Chinese telecoms investment (Reuters) How the US can step up in the South China Sea (Foreign Affairs) China, US are 'intertwined' (Asia Times) China urges US to stop suppressing Chinese telecom companies (Xinhua) If the US doesn't get China right, nothing else will matter (The Cipher Brief) US mulls pulling back China tariffs (Seeking Alpha) China accuses US of suppressing its high-tech companies (The Guardian) Germany asks China to open financial industry (Business Times) Germany 'considers ban on Huawei' amid global backlash (BBC) Germany's China problem ($$NYT) Duitsland wil Europees topoverleg met China (Geotrendlines) From client to competitor: China's rise prompts German rethink (Reuters) Huawei's Poland spying case threatens China’s efforts to win over Eastern and Central Europe (SCMP) Poland calls for 'joint' EU-Nato stance on Huawei after spying arrest (Reuters) 'We passen in de grotere agenda van China' (NPO) EU crackdown on malpractice won’t stop China-Europe cargo trains (Global Times) EU expands WTO case against Chinese technology transfers (Reuters) China gooit de deur open, maar Nederlandse verzekeraars aarzelen ($$FD) Ex Dutch ambassador Dirk Jan van den Berg: China's success in the past 40 years is remarkable (People's Daily) Dutch collector requests negotiations on returning disputed Buddha statue to China (Xinhua) Expert advises plaintiffs to appeal Dutch court ruling on stolen Buddha statue (Global Times) Dutch court throws out case of disputed Chinese Buddha statue (China Plus/AP) Europe’s unpleasant choice between Trump and Xi ($$FT) Tweede Kamer wil af van Chinese software bij hulpdiensten en politie (RTL Nieuws) Angst VS voor quantumcomputing-voorsprong China dwarsboomt Nederlandse export high-end apparatuur (Links Magazine) Nieuwe Zijderoute concurrent voor Schiphol (Reformatorisch Dagblad) Heineken tekent miljardendeal van China (Zakelijk Nieuws) Chinese police ordered to focus on quashing popular uprisings and ‘maintaining social control’ (Independent) China's Red Empire - To be or not to be? (China Heritage) In all things, the chairman rules (China Media Project) Zhao Ziyang: A reformer China's Communist Party wants to forget (BBC) Comic books to be used to popularize Karl Marx in China (Global Times) Chinese university lecturer makes it fun to solve real-world questions with Marxism (Global Times) Xi wants Party-led, but independent, judiciary (Trivium) Engineers of the soul: Ideology in Xi Jinping's China by Jonh Garnaut (Sinocism) China jails activist over 'Down with the Communist Party!' toilet graffiti (RFA) Xi wants to reward good behavior (Trivium) China's first facial recognition payment-based shopping street opens in Wenzhou (Ecns.com) Entertaining clients in hostess bars is still a thing in Asia (Bloomberg) Schellenberg death sentence: China 'executes thousands every year' (CNN) China to advance poverty alleviation in health care (Xinhua) Reality Check: How safe is it to live in China? (BBC) More than 6,000 Chinese banned from taking trains, planes in H2 2018: report (Global Times) Reported cases of HIV in China are rising rapidly (The Economist) A woman's murder in Peking in 1937 and a literary feud (BBC) Research details how junk food companies influence China's nutrition policy ($$NYT) China is playing the long game as torch-bearer for corporate responsibility (Caixin) Satellite images show China is building underground facility 50 km from India border (The Print) China’s military approaching critical milestone: US defense report (Asia Times) Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei on why he joined China’s Communist Party and the People’s Liberation Army (SCMP) Chinese papers hint at ‘upgraded J-20’ to match the F-35 (Asia Times) China has some of world's most advanced weapon systems, Pentagon warns (AFP) China hails top PLA engineer's 'impregnable' nuclear bunkers (Asia Times) China turns up heat in Japan’s skies, less so in South Korea (Asia Times) China's reaction to US Navy operation: We have missiles (CNN) Additional overseas PLA bases 'possible' (China Daily) China's military major force in maintaining world peace, stability: expert (Xinhua) Confucius and Mao at the mall (Places Journal) One billion people visit China's museums in 2018 (CGTN) Number of museums in China reaches 5,000 (People's Daily Online) Essay: Four fates in a changing China (Los Angeles Review of Books) Beijing's Forbidden City ranks most visited museum in the world (CGTN) 40 years of China’s economic reform sounds like Pinggu’s violins (Inkstone) Belt and Road Initiative boosts China's film coproductions with rest of the world (Global Times) Historic preservation or just ripping out a way of life in Beijing? ($$The New York Times) A country remembers novelist Jin Yong (Trivium) Yan Lianke's forbidden satires of China (The New Yorker) China is top producer of AI papers, but researchers are 'isolated' ($$Caixin) Is China ready for intelligent automation? (ChinaPower) China space mission: what a small cotton sprout means for future probes (Business Times) Wang Huning tells university heads to get their politics straight (Trivium) China lays out plans for four more moon missions ($$Caixin) China to build neutrino observatory 700 meters underground (Asia Times) Number of student returnees on the rise: report (Ecns.cn) Video: China releases incredible footage of first-ever landing on far side of the moon (Newsweek) China’s top AI scientist drives development of ethical guidelines (SCMP) To cover China, there's no substitute for WeChat ($$NYT) Life expectancy of Chinese extends by half-year thanks to improved air quality: research (chinadaily.com.cn) China adopts new shipping controls (Petroleum Economist) China to restrict imports of scrap steel, aluminum from July (Reuters) 2018: Is China returning to old, polluting habits? (China Dialogue) Donkey exports to China threaten animal population in Egypt (Al-Monitor) China strengthens pangolin protection (Xinhua) China's efforts to promote garbage-sorting have gone to waste (Caixin) China’s Great Leap Backward on climate change (The Globe and Mail) China demands developed countries 'pay their debts' on climate change (The Guardian) China to continue strict bans on trading of rhino, tiger products: official (Xinhua) Chinese coal mine roof collapse in Shaanxi kills 21 (BBC) 20 trapped in northwest China coal mine accident (Xinhua) Beijing school attacker injures 20 children (BBC) 5 killed, 22 injured in east China hijacked bus crash (Xinhua) 5 killed, 21 injured in bus hijacking in China's Fujian province (Reuters) China: seven miners killed after skip plummets down mine shaft (AF) China chemical blast: Blast outside Zhangjiakou plant kills 22 (BBC) Five killed as car hits schoolchildren in north-east China (AP) African swine fever reaches Shanghai (SupChina) China motorway toll crash: At least 15 dead in Lanzhou 12 minutes ago (BBC) How a corrupt testing system left pollution unchecked in China ($$Caixin) How illegally harvested timber is 'greenwashed' in China (Sixth Tone) Chinese lawyers and law professors opposing oourt's handling of Robert Schellenberg's case (China Change) China investigates latest vaccine scandal after violent protests ($$NYT) LinkedIn censored the profile of another critic of the Chinese government (BuzzFeed.News) Ex-Beijing vice mayor under investigation for corruption (Caixin) Nearly 5,000 fugitives netted in China's global anti-corruption manhunt (Xinhua) Chinese police officers given exemption from prosecution (SCMP) Ma Jian: China's ex-intelligence chief jailed for life (BBC) Ex-official sentenced to death in homeless shelter scandal (Caixin) Manchester United to launch China entertainment centres (BBC) The NBA is China's most popular sports league. Here's how it happened (CNBC) China sprints toward next sports goal: half a billion weekend warriors (The Christian Science Monitor) Fan Bingbing's hefty fines underline China's tax evasion crackdown (Xinhua) Efforts to woo talented overseas athletes of Chinese origin back to homeland impeded by red tape (Global Times) Hockey: The NHL, seeking fans in China, calls In the Great One ($$The New York Times) Hockey: China's brewing romance with NHL: a power on the rise (CGTN) China's football dream more elusive than ever after latest flops (Channel News Asia) Hiddink to lead China's Olympic drive (AFP) China dedicates thousands of schools to soccer education in grand plan (Global Times) Pro-Beijing press in Taiwan ‘spied on Hong Kong activists’ (Asia Times) Why Taiwan is taking a hard line against unification with China - and what it means for the US ($$The Washington Post) Huawei: purged in Taiwan but everywhere in Hong Kong (Asia Times) China opposes foreign participation in Taiwan submarine production (Xinhua) Former Taiwanese leader Ma Ying-jeou hints at another presidential bid (Asia Times) Beijing sabre-rattling means busy year for Taiwanese military (Asia News) Over 80% reject ‘two systems,’ poll finds (Taipei Times) Why a China invasion of Taiwan would fail (Asia Times) Taiwan’s indigenous people remind Xi Jinping that it has 'never belonged to China' (Quartz) Taiwan arrests 6 people on suspicion of leaking BASF technology (PTI) Hong Kong: China is erasing what makes us unique ($$The Washington Post) Cantopop singer Denise Ho confronts Hong Kong's new political reality (The New Yorker) Grandiose plan for a Hong Kong island’s metropolis hits choppy waters (Asia Times) JAN 11, 2019 Beijing pushes new national anthem law for Hong Kong (Asia Times) Hong Kong suffers as Beijing is accused of Malaysian 1MDB spying (Asia Times) The death of Democracy in Hong Kong (The Atlantic) Beijing 'befriended Hong Kong triads prior to 1997 handover' (Asia Times) China’s repression in Hong Kong is hurting its own cause ($$The Washington Post) The Guardian view on Hong Kong protest trials: a test of freedoms Hong Kong activists on trial for pioneering the 'Umbrella' protests (BBC) Macau's gambling sector reports biggest revenue in four years ($$Caixin) Xi wants the Mainland to swallow Macau (Trivium) Multibillion-dollar Macau: a city of glitz and grit - photo essay (The Guardian) Hong Kong and Macau students will face compulsory military training at top mainland Chinese university for first time (SCMP) Macau's fortunes shine as April gaming revenues surge 28 per cent (South China Morning Post) Writer Jung Chang entry in Macau not guaranteed by authorities (Macau News) Lost language: how Macau gambled away its past (The Guardian) 26 elected as new legislators of China's Macao: preliminary results (Xinhua) Why Macau is less demanding of democracy than Hong Kong (The Economist) Macau enlists Chinese army as authorities struggle with typhoon fallout (Reuters) 25 sentenced in Tibet in 2018 for separatism or financing harming security (Global Times) Future Sichuan-Tibet Railway could link Tibet with South Asian nations (Global Times) China firmly opposes US act on Tibet (Xinhua) US pressures China to allow unmonitored access to Tibet (Asia Times) China strongly condemns US resolution on Tibet issue US act on Tibet visits interferes in internal affairs: experts (Global Times) Tibet weeps for the death of Palden Gyatso, defender of freedom (AsiaNews) The fate of democracy in China hinges on the freedom of Tibet ($$The Washington Post) The Karmapa Lama issued passport of Dominica (Asia News) New political requirements for Tibetan monastics (Human Rights Watch) 'Reeducating' Xinjiang's muslims (New York Review of Books) Foreign media (from Egypt, Turkey, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka) praise Xinjiang's development, stability (Xinhua) 'You can't be too careful': crackdown fears haunt Xi'an's Muslim quarter (The Guardian) China intensifies lobbying to thwart criticism of Muslim detentions ($$WSJ) 'China is after us': Uighurs in Pakistan report intimidation (Al Jazeera) 'If you enter a camp, you never come out': inside China's war on Islam (The Guardian) US clothing company drops Chinese supplier over Xinjiang forced labour concerns (AFP) Where did the one million figure for detentions in Xinjiang's camps come from? (ChinaFile) Pakistan PM ‘doesn’t know much’ about condition of Uighurs in China (Tribune, Pakistan) China 'to let thousands of ethnic Kazakhs leave Xinjiang' (AP) 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) Ethnic Mongolian activist detained after tweet about land dispute (Radio Free Asia) Parents protest curbs on Mongolian language teaching in Chinese schools (Radio Free Asia) Male TV stars' earrings censored on Chinese site, say viewers (The Guardian) Students offer Confucius statue snacks for exam pass (Global Times) Singapore charges two Chinese workers over 'one-dollar bribes' (Reuters) Are Chinese female drivers more likely to cause traffic accidents than men? (Global Times) Poop in hand, Bill Gates backs China's toilet revolution (AFP) Chinese university's decision to send grades direct to parents stirs controversy (CGTN) China prison break: Public appeal after rare inmate escape (BBC) Communist blasphemy: Red scarf with Wanda advertisement goes viral on Weibo (What's on Weibo) Gallery: Giving Chairman Mao a facelift (Caixin) China ripped off an iconic Coke ad for its Belt and Road theme song (Quartz)
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China en de wereldcrisis
Economie - Nationaal
Economie - Internationaal
Internationale Relaties
China - Verenigde Staten
China - Europa
China - Nederland
Politiek
Maatschappij
Militaire zaken
Cultuur
Wetenschap en Onderwijs
Milieu
Rampen en ongelukken
Schandalen
Sport
Taiwan
Hongkong
Macau
Tibet
Xinjiang
Binnen-Mongolie
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