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US, China tariffs could lower global GDP by 0.8% in 2020: IMF (Reuters) 'Retake Hong Kong': A movement, a slogan and an identity crisis ($NYT) The real reason Hong Kong’s violence is a problem for the government ($$The Washington Post) Xi trumps Trump with just minor concessions (Asia Times) US envoy decries lack of response from Islamic world to China's attacks on Uighurs (The Guardian) Watch: Crazy 5G police chase ad, now showing in China (Radii China) Next Hambantota? Welcome to the Chinese-funded US$1.4 billion Port City Colombo in Sri Lanka (SCMP) Mike Pompeo urges Tories to ask: 'What would Thatcher do?', again calls on UK to resist Huawei’s efforts to gain access to 5G network (The Guardian) Data dump – monthly econ stats (Trivium) Government looks to stop interfering in markets (Trivium) Slowdown in China's economy deepens (Seeking Alpha) 'Very difficult' for China's economy to grow 6% or faster: Premier Li (Reuters) Why soaring pork prices are a touchy problem for China’s leaders (SCMP) China: Rust belt blues (Axios) State Council looks to boost pork production (Trivium) Soaring pork prices hog headlines and sow discontent in China ($$The Economist) Soaring pork prices hog headlines and sow discontent in China ($$The Economist) China's pork prices soar, adding to Beijing's troubles ($$NYT) China, Japan seek closer economic partnership (Global Times) Brazilian state of Minas Gerais signs $2.2 billion 'mega-dam' deal with Chinese miner: report (Reuters) Brazil gaining from China’s revenge embargoes (Asia Times) Crushing it: Argentine farmers cheer China soymeal deal while US growers fret (Reuters) Huawei may sell its 5G technology to a Western buyer ($$The Economist) Li Keqiang promises more opening to foreign companies (Trivium) Meat imports surge to ease pressure from tight pork supply (Global Times) China's August exports unexpectedly shrink as US shipments slump (Reuters) In the race to dominate 5G, China has an edge ($$WSJ) Xi vows to expand opening-up in a meet with Merkel (CGTN) The 'China hands' got China wrong, but listen to them now (Bloomberg) Philippine telecom deal rings China alarm bells (Asia Times) Media workshop for Belt and Road News Network journalists opens in Beijing (People's Daily Online) Australia-China: Labor pursues Scott Morrison for denying 'Shanghai Sam' comment (The Guardian) Ministry rules on South Pole (Global Times) 'China achter hack Australische parlement' (ANP) China can play more active role in mediating Japan-South Korea spat (Global Times) South China Sea: Chinese pressure may drive ExxonMobil from Vietnam (Asia Times) China welcomes DPRK-US dialogue resumption (Xinhua) Religious policy in China before and after the Sino-Vatican agreement (AsiaNews) Lawsuit alleges ex--professor targeted Chinese female students at University of Illinois (propublica.org) US hawks' 'China threat' paranoia knows no bounds (Global Times) Fearing 'spy trains,' Congress may ban a Chinese maker of subway cars ($$NYT) Great-power competition is Washington's top priority - but not the public's ($$Foreign Affairs) Trade tensions ease as China drops some pork and soybean tariffs ($$NYT) US destroyer sails in disputed South China Sea amid trade talks (Reuters) Tariff delay could help ease tensions (China Daily) The pendulum of US-China relations is swinging again ($$The Washington Post) China uses pork-chop diplomacy to end trade war (Asia Times) Washington, Beijing lay ground for trade deal talks; China buys US soybeans China loves European-style buildings, but not foreign concessions (CGTN) China sees expanding China-Europe freight rail services (Xinhua) Xi meets with German Chancellor Angela Merkel (Xinhua) With a $2 billion factory from China, a German city lets others worry ($$NYT) The Old World and the Middle Kingdom ($$Foreign Affairs) European Chamber report on China’s corporate social credit system a wake-up call for European business in China (europeanchamber.com.cn) Trump and Europe must make up and work together to confront China ($$The Washington Post) Huawei boss: UK 'won't say no to us' over 5G rollout (The Guardian) China urges UK to stop its interference in China's internal affairs (Xinhua) Johnson's government 'would be very pro-China' (Xinhua) Oud-ambasssadeur Kronenburg: ‘China was voor mij een prachtig rondje van de zaak’ ($$FD) Chinese toeristen moeten op de Veluwe het geld laten rollen – wat merkt de lokale ondernemer daarvan? ($$de Volkskrant) Oeigoeren in Nederland klagen de Chinese overheid aan (nos.nl) Philips rejigs plants in China to counter fallout from trade war (Bloomberg) Summary and analysis on the Dutch China strategy (Dr2Consultants) Chinese staat gebruikt Nederlandse emotieherkenningssoftware ($$de Volkskrant) Groningen schoof onterecht tonnen meer publiek geld naar Chinese campus ($$FD) Niemand vertrouwt Huawei, dus nationale veiligheid benaderd via een ‘landenneutrale' aanpak ($$de Volkskrant) Alibaba wil Nederlandse ondernemers naar China halen ($$FD) Nearly 6,000 fugitives return to China in past five years (Xinhua) Nation redoubles efforts to promote rule of law (China Daily) Tiananmen Square Tank Man photographer Charlie Cole dies (BBC) Dark clouds hover behind Xi’s big parade (Asia Times) Internet regulators tighten up online environment (Trivium) Using the past to legitimise the present: The portrayal of good governance in Chinese history textbooks ( Journal of Current Chinese Affairs) What holds China together? ($$New York Review of Books) Xi tells cadres to prepare for struggle (Trivium) Bureaucratic strategies of coping with strongman rule: How local officials survive in President Xi Jinping’s new order (China Leadership Monitor) The sinicization of Chinese religions under Xi Jinping (China Leadership Monitor) China’s postmodern experiment (Inside Story) Feminism and social change in China: an interview with Lü Pin (China Change) Instant noodle sales are skyrocketing, which could be bad news for China's economy (Shanghaiist) Cultural event praying for harvest of tea held in Wuyishan, China's Fujian (Xinhua) Cherished family values inspire nation to realize rejuvenation (Xinhua) State Council looks to make sure the people are happy (Trivium) Chinese netizens get privacy-conscious ($$The Economist) Chinese netizens get privacy-conscious ($$The Economist) The 'OK' hand gesture that's rattled China's authorities (BBC) Facial recognition used to track down abducted children (China Daily) The economic demography transition: is China's 'not rich, first dld' circumstance a barrier to growth? (Wiley Online Libary) China, Russia pledge to deepen military cooperation (Xinhua) US, ASEAN float together in the South China Sea (Asia Times) US military in Asia, destroyed in hours: study (Asia Times) Beijing urges better school military training (Global Times) China to show off advanced nuclear weapons in National Day parade and 'send message to US about capabilities' (SCMP) China may win fight 'before America can respond' in Pacific, report says (Newsweek) US defence strategy in Indo-Pacific region faces 'unprecedented crisis' (The Guardian) It’s time for a 'Quad' of coast guards (The Interpreter) Why China can't target US aircraft carriers (Forbes) Xi calls for new advances in veterans affairs (Xinhua) Searching for home: Peng Ke's artificial landscapes (ChinaFile) 'Germany is not an open society': Chinese artist Ai Weiwei on leaving Berlin (The Local) Picasso show captivates Beijing, whose art scene hums as censors hover ($$NYT) Beijing police evict two art districts to Prepare for demolition, citing ‘Unstable Factors’ and organized Crime Xi sends letter to congratulate 70th anniversary of national writer, artist groups (Xinhua) Chinese characters and the Meiji Restoration (Asia Times) China trains 5,500 calligraphy teachers (CGTN) Saving China's dialects? There's an app for that (Sixth Tone) Box office slows, cinema seeks way forward (Shine) As China’s movie industry slumps, executives debate its future ($$Caixin) China's R&D input hits 2 trillion yuan for 2018 (Global Times) Most Chinese students spend 10,000 yuan a year on extracurricular classes (Global Times) A Chinese SpaceX? (SupChina) China makes breakthrough in converting carbon dioxide into liquid fuels (China Plus) 35% of China's schools are privately-run (Xinhua) 'Foreign masters' at Chinese universities (SupChina) Few things worry China’s elite more than getting their kids into Harvard ($$The Economist) Government guideline to reshape China's education system (Xinhua) Chinese universities form planetary science alliance (Chinese Academy of Scieces) China’s top talent now wants to work for rising domestic tech stars, not big brand multinationals (SCMP) China's solid waste imports fall due to foreign garbage ban (Xinhua) Beijing set to exit list of world's top 200 most-polluted cities: data (Reuters) Belt and Road ‘risks Paris climate goals’ (AFP) China must lead global effort against tiger trade (Asia Times) Examining public concern about global warming and climate change in China (cambridge.org) Tip-off from China led to massive ivory seizure in Singapore (Asia Times) P.E.T. offers solution to plastic waste in China (Asia Times) 'A sort of eco-dictatorship': Shanghai grapples with strict new recycling laws (The Guardian) Wuhan protests: Incinerator plan sparks mass unrest (BBC) In China, life and death by a river dammed (Institute of Current World Affairs) 17 missing after rock collapse in SW China (Xinhua) Typhoon Lekima leaves 49 dead, 21 missing in China (Xinhua) Typhoon Lekima: 18 dead and a million evacuated in China (BBC) Death toll rises to 38 in southwest China landslide (Xinhua) At least 30 killed and 15 missing after China landslide (BBC) Death toll rises to 29 in Southwest China landslide (Xinhua) Death toll rises to 20 in SW China landslide (Xinhua) Xi urges all-out rescue after SW China landslide (Xinhua) Zeker tien doden bij zware ontploffing in Chinese fabriek (Belga) Floods affect nearly 20 million people in China (Xinhua) From Beijing to Hampstead: how tale of HIV whistleblower rattled Chinese state (The Observer) Imprisoned lawyer Wang Quanzhang's six-year-old son once again forced out of school (China Change) Teenage brides trafficked to China reveal ordeal: 'Ma, I've been sold' ($$NYT) One Child Nation: looking back at China's horrifying policy (The Guardian) Li Yanxia: Chinese 'love mother' jailed for fraud (BBC) Head of China Development Bank's Shandong branch commits suicide ($$Caixin) Camsing fraud allegations spotlight supply-chain finance ($$Caixin) Death of 'barefoot lawyer' puts focus on China's treatment of political prisoners (The Guardian) Women, children and babies: human trafficking to China is on the rise (AsiaNews) Former national science association official expelled from CPC, public office (Xinhua) China publishes outline to build itself into leading sporting power (Xinhua) Why the invasion of ‘socially conscious’ NBA coaches and stars in China may not be cause for worry (SCMP) Chinese Football Association president vows to reform football in China (Asia Times) China turns to World Cup foreign legion (Asia Times) China to build 3,000 specialist football kindergartens (China Plus) China names 24,126 schools specializing in youth football (Xinhua) China names 24,126 schools specializing in youth football (Xinhua) Xi Jinping's Taiwan policy and its impact on cross-strait relations (China Leadership Monitor) Li Ke to be the first naturalized player in Chinese national soccer team (Xinhua) Is naturalizing foreign players the cure for China’s ailing soccer development? (Global Times) After F-16 deal, Taiwan aims to join RIMPAC 2020 (Asia Times) The Bolton ouster: the view from Taiwan (Asia Times) Solomons task force recommends switch from Taiwan to Beijing (Reuters) US officials urge caution as Solomons considers cutting Taiwan link (Reuters) Solomon Islands poised to switch allegiance from Taiwan to China (The Guardian) Solomon Islands to cut ties with Taiwan (Trivium) US should support Taiwan joining UN (Asia Times) US should support Taiwan joining UN (Asia Times) After F-16 sale, US navy ship stops in Taiwan (Asia Times) Beijing accuses Taiwan as HK spirals into crisis (Asia Times) Hong Kong and consent of the governed (Asia Times) Hong Kong protesters hurl gasoline bombs at government offices ($$NYT) Facebook blocks HK media account (Global Times) Hong Kong protests: Petrol bombs and water cannon used in clashes (BBC) Hong Kong protesters march after call on UK to keep China in check (Reuters) Glory to Hong Kong: How the protesters got a new song (BBC) Hong Kong protests: fighting breaks out between rival camps amid singing and waving of Chinese flags (SCMP) Sprayen tegen de persmuskieten in Hongkong ($$FD) China worries about contagion from Hong Kong's protests ($$The Economist) Hong Kong’s spirit of struggle (Inside Story) State Council appoints new Macau leader (Trivium) Why has Macao remained unscathed amid ongoing Hong Kong unrest? (CGTN) Macau pro-democracy website suspends vote on universal suffrage after suspected cyberattacks from mainland China (SCMP) Macau’s casino giant to shed image of family-run business (Asia Times) Macau syndicate smuggled $4.4 billion out of China, police say (CNN) Gambling hub Macau shrugs off China downturn with tourist surge (AFP) Macau's gambling sector reports biggest revenue in four years ($$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) A radical realist view of Tibetan buddhism at the Rubin (NY Review of Books) Dalai Lama says sorry, but does it again (Asia Times) China says its Panchen Lama made first trip outside country in May (Reuters) China offers money to Tibetans to display portraits of Xi Jinping (RFA) Dalai Lama lets slip how India vetoed his meeting with China’s leader in 2014 (The Observer) Nepal probes journalists for Dalai Lama news amid fears of growing Chinese influence (AFP) How the Dalai Lama negotiated the future of his nation in exile (OZY) Mystery surrounds kidnapped Panchen Lama (Asia Times) The Panchen Lama turns 30, 24 years after he disappeared (AsiaNews) Tibetan-Canadian coalition 'appalled' by fake letter from Trudeau promoting pro-China group (The Star, Vancouver) China firmly opposes passage of Xinjiang-related bill by US Senate (Xinhua) US will aim to persuade others to 'call out' China over Uighurs at UN: Pompeo (Reuters) FM refutes Pompeo’s groundless accusations on Uygurs (Global Times) China's prisons swell after deluge of arrests engulfs Muslims ($$NYT) China: Free our parents from concentration camps ($$NYT) China seeks to justify Xinjiang camps (Trivium) Foreign firms operating in Xinjiang need to consider human rights - or risk being complicit ($$The Washington Post) 'Xinjiang training center graduates eye bright future' (Global Times) China’s sickening acts on female prisoners at ‘re-education’ camps (news.com.au) Turkish reporters in Xinjiang dispel rumors and recognize China's de-radicalization work (Global Times) Former Inner Mongolia legislator sets record with $64 million in alleged bribes ($$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) 'Hong' and 'Kong' top Berlin panda name poll (BBC) Human feces might cure depression: Chinese scientists (Global Times) Chinese scholars debate alternative English name for China's 'dragon' (Global Time) Versace zegt sorry tegen China voor T-shirt ($$FD) Sichuan TV station broadcasts man's rising erect manhood (Global Times) Chinese city's ban on 'Beijing bikinis' leaves men hot under collar (The Guardian) Video: Elderly man saves woman, with lit cigarette in his mouth (Xinhua) Chinese man escorted off plane after opening emergency exit (that's) What's in a name? (Trivium) Restaurant customers get discount if they can make owner laugh (Global Times)
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China - Verenigde Staten
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