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China looking to achieve herd immunity by beginning of 2022: China's CDC director (Global Times) Maritime law expected to give Beijing an edge in South China Sea legal disputes Making manufacturing great again: China wants ensure manufacturing self-sufficiency (Trivium China) How a Chinese website for pirated TV shows became a cultural touchstone for millennials (CNN) Democracy on the defense: Turning back the authoritarian tide (Foreign Affairs) Socialist system's advantages, CPC leadership key to China’s miraculous poverty alleviation success (Global Times) Why Britain's Indo-Pacific 'tilt' has China squarely in its sights (SCMP) Chinese government influence over Hollywood movie content (CBS) TikTok's China twin Douyin has 550 million search users, takes on Baidu (TechCrunch) Alibaba hit with record $2.8 billion antitrust fine in China (WSJ) China fines Alibaba billions for alleged market abuses (AFP) People's Daily bashes cadres for poor Dual Circulation Strategy implementation (Trivium China) Xi wants the East (of China) to help the West (of China) (Trivium China) Beijing forces elite Jack Ma academy to halt new enrolments (FT) For the second time, China has 'fared well' in a major crisis: IMF (CNBC) China sees 9.66 mln motor vehicles newly registered in Q1; 378 million vehicles, including 287 million cars (Xinhua) The new China shock (Project Syndicate) China chemical merger to create group with $152bn sales (FT) Snip snip, more tax cuts to spur innovation (Trivium China) Suez Canal blockage spurs transportation debate (China Daily) H&M and Nike's differing fates hold lessons for global brands (SCMP) Could US sanctions and closer Middle East ties fuel the rise of China's petroyuan? (SCMP) India can't replace China for European businesses (Global Times) Chinese firms - and African labor - are building Africa's infrastructure (The Washington Post) China-Iran pact paves way for alternative to Suez (Asia Times) Huawei, de plus en plus chinois, de moins en moins global ($$Le Monde) China is missing from the great inflation debate (Project Syndicate) China's secret loan contracts reveal its hold over low-income nations (FT) China considers new bourse to attract overseas-listed firms - sources (Reuters) China willing to work with Brazil to promote comprehensive strategic partnership: Chinese FM (Xinhua) Claims about Russia, China waging 'vaccine war' regrettable: Russian FM (Xinhua) Can India capitalize on China-EU frictions? (Global Times) As tensions rise with China, Japan looks to allies (Asia Times) China, Bhutan agree to maintain border peace and stability (Global Times) Manila confronts Beijing's 'utter disregard' for law in South China Sea (FT) Greenland: Rare-earth showdown in the Arctic (Axios World) So-called anti-China protests in Kazakhstan are malicious hype: Ministry (Global Times) How China took an unlikely lead in the global supply of Covid-19 vaccines (SCMP) China's dangerous double game in North Korea (Foreign Affairs) China forced labor backlash threatens to put NBA in unwanted spotlight (NYT) End to US mistreatment of Chinese firms urged (China Daily) End to US mistreatment of Chinese firms urged (China Daily) Biden's China policy is tougher on financial firms than Trump's was, report says (CNBC) China has three 'weapons' to deal with US provocation (Global Times editorial) Biden's China policy is tougher on financial firms than Trump's was, report says (CNBC) US Senate pushes ahead with tough measures to counter China (Al Jazeera) Report exposes US humanitarian-veiled war atrocities, as China takes proactive move to strip it of human rights high ground (Global Times) US blacklists seven Chinese supercomputer groups (BBC) China says US tainted COVID-19 origin-tracing effort (CGTN) Xi's last chat with Merkel? (Trivium China) Le Monde owes an apology for accusing Chinese state media of creating a fake French journalist to speak the truth about Xinjiang: scholar (Global Time Xi urges Germany, EU to cooperate with China to bring more certainty, stability to world (Xinhua) Soros-backed Central Europe University is forced out of Budapest. In its place comes Fudan University from China (Twitter) English pork processors seek help after China ban (FT) EU-China relations enter downward spiral (VoA) UK lawyers feel ripples of Chinese sanctions on Essex Court Chambers (FT) China refutes EU freedom of speech criticism over BBC journalist's leave (CGTN) China says H&M changed online map after criticism (AP) EU-China relations enter downward spiral (The Voice of America) Rob de Wijk: Nieuw kabinet moet werk maken van Chinese dreiging (NPO) Marion Koopmans: politieke invloed op WHO-rapport is beperkt gebleven (nporadio1.nl) Onderzoeksrapport 'China’s invloed en de Chinese gemeenschap in Nederland' van Prof. Dr. Frank Pieke (LeidenAsiaCentre) Massaal fake-accounts ingezet om stemming over Huawei te beïnvloeden ($$de Volkskrant) Huawei had onbeperkt toegang tot gegevens miljoenen Telfort-klanten ($$de Volkskrant) Top Chinese chipmaker SMIC in deal with Holland's ASML: China takes first baby step towards chip self-reliance (Asia Times) ASML extends sales deal with Chinese chipmaker SMIC to end of 2021(Reuters) China woedend na Oeigoerenmotie Kamer: 'We worden opzettelijk besmeurd' ($$de Volkskrant) Meerderheid Tweede Kamer vindt dat China genocide op Oeigoeren pleegt (nu.nl) Van Gastel appointed as head coach for Guangzhou City (Xinhua|) China hosts int'l conference on CPC and human rights progress in China (Xinhua) China as a 'cyber great power': Beijing's two voices in telecommunications (Brookings) Satirist Chen Shaotian jailed for tweets cursing life under the ruling Chinese Communist Party (RFA) China to stage performances to mark CPC centennial (Xinhua) I fought Xi Jinping Thought on the Rule of Law and Xi Jinping Thought on Rule of Law won (Trivium China) China stand-up comics find authorities no longer get the joke (FT) Yan'an to be revamped into 'city of revolutionary museums' (Xinhua) China's film authority orders all cinemas to screen propaganda films at least twice a week (Variety) The true story of Xi Jinping (The Hill) BBC correspondent leaves China, citing growing risks (NYT) Vaccinatiedwang in China: geen prik, geen werk ($$de Volkskrant) The curious case of China's feminist eugenicists (Sixth Tone) Beijing now has more billionaires than any city (BBC) Measuring the end of extreme poverty (Trivium China) Vaccination progress ramps up (Trivium China) Beijing wants to bring 100 million rural people into the middle class (Trivium China) China's end-June 40% vaccination goal a long shot (Asia Times) China has more billionaires than ever: Forbes (CGTN) Video: China one-child policy: can dropping limits increase birth rates? (BBC) How will China vaccinate 560 million People? Start with free ice cream (NYT) Beijing ups the ante in the South China Sea (Asia Times) US Navy strike group entered South China Sea on April 4: US Navy (Reuters) 6 apr 2021 China signals willingness to further open up its military-controlled skies ($$Caixin) China signals willingness to further open up its military-controlled skies ($$Caixin) Philippine fighter aircraft's flybys over Chinese fishing boats in South China Sea 'risky': experts (Global Times) Philippines deploys air force as tensions over Chinese ships rise (Al Jazeera) China and military power through artificial intelligence (Gatestone Institute) China improving strategic base In the South China Sea (seasresearch.wordpress.com) 'China's military must spend more' to meet US war threat (SCMP) Dragon ships: China's naval threat (Gatestone Institute) Zhang Yimou's first spy film to hit US theaters day-and-date with China (Xinhua) NFTs in Beijing - 'Who gets to decide the value of art?' (FT) China's rural revolution: the architects rescuing its villages from oblivion (The Guardian) China: 3,000-year-old gold mask sparks online meme (BBC) Xi on archeological research (chinadaily.com.cn) China both celebrates and slams Chloe Zhao's 'Nomadland' Golden Globe glory (Variety) Golden Globes: 'Tears' as Chloe Zhao becomes first Asian woman to win best director (BBC) Een vampierfilm maken in China valt nog niet mee, ondervond regisseur David Verbeek ($$de Volkskrant) Online lockdown diaries as endurance art (Springer) Experts work to bring back China’s Old Summer Palace (Global Times) As chip tech moves ahead, is China falling behind? (Asia Times) Pandemic proves a boon for international schools setting up shop in South China ($$Caixin) Kristofer Schipper, influential China scholar, dies at 86 (NYT) Chinese scientists clone native pigs to curb threat of African swine fever (Xinhua) Sinopharm, Sinovac COVID-19 vaccine data show efficacy: WHO (Reuters) Where's the pressure on schoolkids coming from? ($$Caixin) Xi Jinping: 'Strive to become the world’s primary center for science and high ground for innovation' (DigiChina) China files record number of patent applications in 2020 (China Daily) China building world's largest refracting telescope in Tibet (Xinhua) China plans to build research station on moon's south pole: chief designer (Xinhua) China's economic recovery pushes coal mines to increase yield (Global Times) China's vast bitcoin mining empire risks derailing its climate targets, says study (AFP) China sandstorms highlight threat of climate crisis (The Guardian) China should play its part in curbing soy-driven ecosystem loss in S.America (Dialogo Chino) Climate change: China absent from key UK meeting (BBC) China generated over half world's coal-fired power in 2020: study (Reuters) New law-enforcement inspections, what a waste (Trivium China) Sandstorms turn sun blue and sky yellow in Beijing (The Guardian) Suspects identified in case of floating dead pigs (China Daily Global ) Suspects identified in case of floating dead pigs (China Daily Global) Covid in Wuhan: 24 scientists call for new investigation (with or without Beijing) (AsiaNews) China reports African swine fever outbreak in Xinjiang (Reuters) 12 dead, 4 missing after fishing boat sinks in eastern China (AP) Collision entre un bus et un camion, 11 morts (Reuters) China aims to vaccinate entire city in 5 days after outbreak (AP) WHO likely to grant Chinese vaccines emergency use by April (Global Times) Analysis: African swine fever inflicts renewed toll on northern China's hog herd (Reuters) China says it has taken lead in upholding WTO's rules (China Daily) China rejects WHO criticism and says Covid lab-leak theory 'ruled out' (FT) China’s rapid urbanization is likely to trigger another pandemic (The Washington Post) Video: Covid-19 -The disinformation tactics used by China (BBC) Wuhan citizen journalist Chen Qiushi under surveillance but may escape prosecution (SCMP) A tawdry tale of local graft becomes a China #MeToo moment (NYT) Chinees ijsberenhotel trekt veel gasten – en kritiek ($$de Volkskrant) How China's massive corruption crackdown snares entrepreneurs across the country (NPR) Covid: Police break up 'fake vaccine network' in China and South Africa Weibo user sentenced to six months over Wuhan poem (China Digital Times) China did 'little' to hunt for Covid origins in early months, says WHO document (The Guardian) PLA experimented in Wuhan lab, covered up outbreak (Taiwan News) Italy launches probe into €1.25bn PPE contract with China (FT) Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics and some options (AP) Opinion: Do companies really want to sponsor the Genocide Olympics? ($$The Washington Post) Companies must boycott the Beijing Olympics ($$The Washington Post) China's soccer dream (Axios China) 'Naming and shaming' latest strategy by rights groups seeking boycott of Beijing Winter Olympics (SCMP) US senators’ Olympic rhetoric lacks cooperation perspective (Global Times) What drives possible boycott of Beijing Olympics (AP) Olympic host Japan will not take part in China vaccine offer (AP) Rights groups and Olympic leaders in Beijing Games stalemate (AP) IOC and China team up on vaccine for Olympians (Reuters) Taiwan Strait: China refutes US 'intimidation' accusations (Xinhua) Why threats to Taiwan are a nightmare for tech (Axios) Defying Beijing, US loosens restrictions on Taiwan contacts (AFP) Taiwan accuses China of 'vaccine diplomacy' in Paraguay (BBC) 'Don't help China by hyping risk of war over Taiwan' (NPR) No TSMC chips in China arms: Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs (Taipei Times) Drought in Taiwan pits chip makers against farmers (NYT) Biden backs Taiwan, but some call for a clearer warning to China (NYT) US destroyer's Taiwan Strait's passage slammed (Shine) Taiwan says India helped Paraguay get vaccines after China pressure (Reuters) China urges Britain not to shield criminals - like HK democracy leader Nathan Law (Shine, agencies) Hong Kong democracy activist Nathan Law granted political asylum by Britain (Reuters) Hong Kong citizens to be given 'support' to come to UK (BBC) Hong Kong courts the rich as China tightens its grip (NYT) US consul general correct he won't 'recognise Hong Kong' in the future, People's Daily says in blasting criticism of electoral overhaul (SCMP) Hong Kong executives choose China Covid vaccine to get mainland visas (FT) China is 'trampling on Hong Kong's democracy' (BBC) Hong Kong to vet political candidates' past to ensure loyalty to China: official (AFP) Biden administration maintains Trump coverage on Hong Kong (FT) Hong Kong: Jimmy Lai and Martin Lee among seven activists found guilty over protests (BBC) Bets on for Macau's Sands China after US billionaire Adelson's death (Reuters) 21 years after returning to motherland, Macau sets example for neighboring HK (Global Times) Photo exhibition featuring Hong Kong protest images shut down in Macau (The Guardian) Photo exhibition featuring Hong Kong protest images shut down in Macau (The Guardian) Coronavirus: World's biggest gambling hub reopens for business (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) Chinese authorities detain Tibetan educator and author in Sichuan capital (RFA) China's Tibet opens memorial hall on serfdom history (Xinhua) Tibet ushers in moderate prosperity after 62 years (Xinhua) 'Panchen Lama': Anti-China forces not helping Tibetans (China Daily) A new communist cosmology (Rukor) As in Xinjiang, China is tightening its grip in Tibet (The Economist) China to build the world’s biggest dam on sacred Tibetan river (Al Jazeera) China releases Tibetan activist after five years in jail (AFP) As exiled Tibetans vote, calls grow for India to help them stand up to China ($$SCMP) Amid US-China tensions, Tibetans seize the moment ($$The Diplomat, Tribune) Voor onderdrukte Oeigoeren kan heilige oorlog als een lokroep klinken ($$de Volkskrant) 'Evidence' seeks to smear Xinjiang, says official (China Daily) There’s a good chance your cotton T-shirt was made with Uyghur slave labor (The Guardian) Ban on Xinjiang cotton called anti-China ploy (China Daily) China's Xinjiang enjoys prosperity, development: official (Xinhua) ASPI's Xinjiang 'victim' database is another tactic to smear China: Officials (CGTN) Fashion, Xinjiang and the perils of supply chain transparency (FT) The challenge of blocking Chinese cotton to help the Uyghurs ($$FT) Politiek in Nederland verontwaardigd over 'foute' Chinese zonnepanelen (FD) The challenge of blocking Chinese cotton to help the Uyghurs (FT) Xi Jinping tells authorities in Inner Mongolia to 'solve ethnic problems' and promote use of Mandarin (AFP) Xi Jinping tells Inner Mongolia's NPC deputies to put Mandarin first in schools ($$SCMP) Netizens shocked by high-profile corruption case in Inner Mongolia involving head of economic zone (Global Times) Why critics are asking if Inner Mongolia is the next Tibet or Xinjiang (intellinews) N.China's Inner Mongolia passes regulation to promote ethnic unity (Global Times) Inner Mongolia requires ethnic schools to use standard Chinese language for certain subjects (Global Times) Inner Mongolia lifts 802,000 people out of poverty in 5 years (Xinhua) Inner Mongolia: Xi trying to blend race, party and nation (The Tribune, India) Mongolians in China face 'cultural genocide' as language, culture swept aside: US-based exile group (RFA) Video: China's Inner Mongolia policy triggers Mongolian script revival (DW.com) Woman learns son's bride is her long-lost daughter on their wedding day – but since he was adopted, couple can still tie the knot (SCMP) The unbearable likeness of being: The story of 'Little Jack Ma' (Sixth Tone) China's first sex doll experience inn closed by police for reasons that are 'not convenient to explain' (Global Times) Xi Jinping's two cups signal there's plenty of hot tea left (Nikkei Asia) Chinese netizens joke they miss Trump and are 'fully prepared' if he returns in 2024 (Global Times) Two Chinese video producers go missing for mocking Xi Jinping, aka 'Bao Zi', on YouTube (AsiaNews) Rudy Giuliani appeared to think the leader of China is called Zi Jingming instead of Xi Jinping (Business Insider) Tip-off letter says senior Henan official slaps subordinate for eating in same canteen, sparks outcry (Global Times) Using smart seat cushions to monitor employees may be illegal: experts (Global Times) Young model of burial clothes gives people more choices of what to wear at the end of their lives (People's Daily Online)
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