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North Korea played Trump for a fool, just as we knew it would ($$The Washington Post) US and North Korea suffer communication breakdown (BBC) The global impact of a Chinese recession (Project Syndicate) North Korea issues nuclear threat ahead of high-level talks with US (CNN) Develop and control: Xi Jinping urges China to use artificial intelligence in race for tech future (SCMP) US-China: Day one of decoupling? (SupChina) Video: Trump on Kim Jong-un: 'We fell in love' (AP) DPRK says it needs trust in US before denuclearization (Xinhua) Xi preaches self-reliance ... but global supply lines are entangled (Axios China) China and Russia call on UN to ease North Korea sanctions (The Guardian) What China talks about when it talks about stimulus ($$The Economist) Chinese Premier rejects economic stimulus option as latest data shows more weakness (SCMP) China still a developing country: premier Li (Xinhua) China looks deep beneath the sea to satisfy mining needs (Caixin) China to revise its goal for solar power development (Trivium) State Council promises to help private business - again (Trivium) Kevin Rudd: China's economic reforms cannot, should not stop (Caixin) Alibaba Singles Day sales frenzy surpasses records (BBC) A fifth of China's housing is empty. That's 50 million homes (Bloomberg) State Council reveals measures to address business concerns (Trivium) China-Singapore: Free trade isn't dead (Trivium) Vietnam reduces reliance on China, ratifies new Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal (SCMP) The Chinese art of substitution (Axios-Sinocism) China's choreographed trade expo more 'theater' than deal clincher (Reuters) The case for the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) as Asia’s next trade agreement (Brookings) Tightening the screws on China's foreign exchanges (China Change) Data dump - trade (Trivium) Australia to China: Don't bother bidding for our gas pipelines (Bloomberg) Tencent to launch WeChat payment service in Israel (CTech/Caixin) Asia's free traders aim to transcend Trump's war (Asia Times) South China Sea: Beijing hopes for maritime accord with Asean neighbours in three years (SCMP) Why democracies are turning against Belt and Road (Foreign Affairs) Beijing's secret plot to infiltrate UN used Australian insider (Sydney Morning Herald) El Salvador to receive multi-million dollar aid from the Xi Jinping administration (Business Times) China passes UN human rights review (Xinhua) Is China’s targeting of Catholics pushback from low-level party officials? (Catholic News Service) China's influence swallows global criticism on human rights (Axios-Sinocism) China refutes remarks smearing its deeds in Africa (Xinhua) The racist face of the Chinese presence in Africa (DW) Cuban president highlights 'unforgettable meeting' with Xi (Xinhua) Trump's bilateral approach favors China ($$The Washington Post) Kudlow says Navarro 'badly misspoke' on China trade-deal likelihood (MarketWatch) Pence: It’s up to China to avoid a cold war ($$The Washington Post) Bolton warns China against limiting free passage in South China Sea ($$The Wall Street Journal) Locked in a trade war, China and United States try to rally support in Asia (SCMP) US adopts new battle plan to fight China's theft of trade secrets ($$The Wall Street Journal) Amerikaanse importeur hamstert Chinese waar ($$Het Financieele Dagblad) In first, Washington calls on Beijing to remove missiles from South China Sea (The Japan Times) Why Silicon Valley is worried about US plan to curb Chinese funds (The Guardian) Military ties should be stabilizer of China-US relations: Chinese defense minister (Global Times) Central bank chiefs from China, eastern Europe discuss closer cooperation between ‘new power centres’ (SCMP) Xi meets with Eastern European friends (Trivium) Xi Jinping’s market opening pledges fail to impress European firms who have ‘heard it all before’ (SCMP) German firms urged to cut dependence on China (Reuters) Chinese firms now hold stakes in over a dozen European ports (NPR) For B&R Initiative, EU's new connectivity strategy means more cooperation than competition (Xinhua) Italy pivots to China in blow to EU efforts to keep its distance (Bloomberg) China has designs on Europe. Here is how Europe should respond ($$The Economist) New EU strategy not bad news for China (Global Times) European Chamber presents key issues to European Parliament (europeanchamber.com) 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) 'Our spiritual leader': Chinese villagers appeal for return from Holland of 1,000-year-old monk (AFP) Met stille trom verovert Alibaba marktaandeel in de Nederlandse online detailhandel ($$de Volkskrant) Guus Hiddink wordt coach Chinees olympisch elftal (nrc.nl) Chinese investment adds significant benefit to Dutch economy (China News) 'Ons belastinggeld naar mislukte campus in China' (De Telegraaf) Dutch high-tech firm denies banning Chinese hires (Global Times) New route of China Railway Express directly links Tilburg and the Changsha (Xinhua) China scours social media, erases thousands of accounts (Reuters) China revokes business license of independent economics think-tank Unirule (Radio Free Asia) Young activists go missing in China, raising fears of crackdown ($$NYT) China extends crackdown on labour protests as activism spreads ($$Financial Times) Student activists detained in China for supporting workers' rights (The Guardian) China confounds all that western liberals believed about the net (The Guardian) Ministry of Public Security machinations (Axios-Sinocism) Xi praises Party organizations in business (Trivium) China's 'perfect dictatorship' and its impact: an interview with professor Stein Ringen (China Change) China’s leader, hogging spotlight, elbows communist titan aside ($$The New York Times) In China, desperate patients smuggle drugs. Or make their own ($$NYT) Survey finds reasons people remain single in China (Xinhua) Chinese actor Yunxiang Gao's lawyer says accuser might have made up story (The Guardian) At China's Internet Conference, a darker side of tech emerges ($$The New York Times) Chinese authorities use 'gait' surveillance to identify people by their body shape and walk (ABC, Australia) On the trail of Sichuan's catholic past (Sixth Tone) In China, Bill Gates encourages the world to build a better toilet ($$The New York Times) Tencent to curb children's online gaming time (BBC) How spiraling online debt and an insurance scam pushed a mother to kill her children and herself ($$Caixin) Fudan University opens new sperm bank to better serve infertile Chinese couples (Global Times) The next great war. To prevent war with China, study World War I ($$The Washington Post) China offers first stealth combat drone in market (chinadaily.com.cn) Beijing starts collecting veterans’ info for first time (Global Times) Early warning planes key to improving PLA's carriers (Asia Times) The Chinese military's collaboration with foreign universities. What’s the problem? ( Australian Strategic Policy Institute) China secretly placing military scientists in western universities – report (Infowars.com) Frequent protests by veterans alarm China’s authorities (The Economist) Chinese missile buildup has also strained US-Russia arms pact (Politico) Is China at the forefront of drone technology? (China Power) Bloomberg: PLA hacked server motherboards (Axios-Sinocism) Historic preservation or just ripping out a way of life in Beijing? ($$The New York Times) A country remembers novelist Jin Yong (Trivium) Yan Lianke's forbidden satires of China (The New Yorker) Race against time to save endangered languages and dialects (Xinhua) Replica of Shakespeare's Stratford-upon-Avon house to be built in China (Xinhua) Buddha statue pulled from Sotheby’s auction on suspicion it may be from China Unesco site (SCMP) Is it okay to steal back looted colonial-era treasures? ($$The Washington Post) Zhang Yimou makes return to Venice Film Festival after two decades (CGTN) 'Crazy Rich Asians' has soared, but it may not fly in China ($$The New York Times) China consumes more children's books (Xinhua) Temperature of China's 'artificial sun' reaches new heights (Global Times) China expands supercomputer share in Top500 (Xinhua) China virtual reality research on steady path to reality (Asia News) AI in healthcare: China's quest for better healthcare with AI (CGTN) Video: China's 'AI newsreader': Which of these isn't real? (BBC) World's first AI news anchor makes 'his' China debut (Xinhua) China's Long March to catch up in robotics (Caixin) How artificial intelligence will help China's diabetics (Sixth Tone) International B&R alliance established to tackle global scientific challenges (Global Times) Xi sends congratulatory letter to Belt and Road science organizations alliance (Xinhua) China postpones lifting of ban on trade of tiger and rhino parts (Reuters) Captive pandas reach 548, a record high (Global Times) The economic cost of clean air (Trivcium) Nature reserves now cover 18 percent of China (chinadaily.com.cn) Experts fear impact of China lifting trade ban on tiger and rhino parts (The Guardian) Nation will promote green Belt and Road (China Daily) Antarctic's future in doubt after plan for world's biggest marine reserve is blocked (The Guardian) China waters down its ban on the use of tiger and rhino parts (The Economist) Chinese participation contributes to wildlife protection: conservationist (Xinhua) Environmental protection campaign evolves (Trivium) China motorway toll crash: At least 15 dead in Lanzhou 12 minutes ago (BBC) Chongqing bus plunge caused by fight between driver and passenger: 15 dead (BBC) Death toll in China mine accident rises to 19 (Xinhua) Death toll in east China coal mine accident rises to 13 (Xinhua) Deadly typhoon lands in south China (BBC) Hotelbrand in China eist achttien levens (RD) Death toll from China mine accident rises to 13 (Xinhua) Chemical plant blast in SW China kills 19, injures 12 (Xinhua) Highway crash killed at least 18 in south China (sina.com) 10 years ago in Sichuan, a quake killed 69,000. Should China be thankful? ($$The New York Times) China’s new inconvenient truth: how much lottery money corrupt officials stole (SCMP) In China, an outspoken human rights defender withers away in jail ($$The Washington Post) Chinese staff forced to drink urine and eat roaches (BBC) Disgraced head of major financial player formally arrested ($$Caixin) Why Interpol must keep up the pressure in the case of its missing ex-president Meng Hongwei (SCMP) Chinese police chief kills himself after two former colleagues come under corruption cloud (SCMP) Outcry in China after police refuse to pursue father allegedly abusing child on train (The Guardian) Former lottery official under corruption probe ($$Caixin) China launches crackdown on rampant smuggling, illegal production of rare earths ($$Caixin) 'We are like robots': Apple investigates Chinese factory using forced student labour (AFP) Fan Bingbing's hefty fines underline China's tax evasion crackdown (Xinhua) Efforts to woo talented overseas athletes of Chinese origin back to homeland impeded by red tape (Global Times) Hockey: The NHL, seeking fans in China, calls In the Great One ($$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) Cristiano Ronaldo re-ignites football frenzy in China after World Cup (Xinhua) Chinese police uncovered $1.5 billion in World Cup bitcoin gambling (Bitcoin) World Cup lesson for China as key goal is to train the young (China Daily) What Taiwan's upcoming elections will tell us about its future (The Diplomat) Risking Beijing's wrath, Taiwan to vote on removing 'China' from name of its 2020 Olympic team (SCMP) Taiwan 'will consider' hosting US warships on Taiping Island for regional security (SCMP) China targets Taiwan polls with fake accounts (Taipei Times) US-China military tension heightens over Taiwan ($$Financial Times) China firmly opposes 'official and military contact' between US and Taiwan (CGTN) Is the Taiwan Strait heading toward another crisis? (Carnegie-Tsinghua Center for Global Policy) 30 okt 2018 Australia abandoned plans for Taiwanese free trade agreement after warning from China (Sydney Morning Herald) Taiwan hosts Paraguayan leader at military drill amid rising tensions with mainland China (AP) Taiwan is revolutionizing democracy ($$The Washington Post) Why I will no longer write for the South China Morning Post (Hong Kong Free Press) Xi wants the Mainland to swallow Hong Kong (Trivium) President emphasizes role of SARs Hong Kong and Macau (China Daily) Repeated blows to free speech spark outcry in Hong Kong (Radio Free Asia) Ma Jian, exiled Chinese novelist, hails appearance in Hong Kong as victory for rights ($$NYT) Hong Kong refuses entry to FT journalist Victor Mallet (BBC) Hong Kong arts centre cancels Chinese dissident author event (AFP) Pussy Riot activists lend star power to campaign for Hong Kong freedoms (AFP) Chinese dissident Badiucao's Hong Kong show cancelled over 'threats' (BBC) A chapter closes: last Hong Kong bookshop selling titles banned in China shuts (The Guardian) Xi wants the Mainland to swallow Macau (Trivium) Multibillion-dollar Macau: a city of glitz and grit - photo essay (The Guardian) Hong Kong and Macau students will face compulsory military training at top mainland Chinese university for first time (SCMP) Macau's fortunes shine as April gaming revenues surge 28 per cent (South China Morning Post) Writer Jung Chang entry in Macau not guaranteed by authorities (Macau News) Lost language: how Macau gambled away its past (The Guardian) 26 elected as new legislators of China's Macao: preliminary results (Xinhua) Why Macau is less demanding of democracy than Hong Kong (The Economist) Macau enlists Chinese army as authorities struggle with typhoon fallout (Reuters) Macau former chief prosecutor sentenced to 21 years in prison (Xinhua) The Karmapa Lama issued passport of Dominica (Asia News) New political requirements for Tibetan monastics (Human Rights Watch) Top official asks Tibetan Buddhists to firmly uphold leadership of CPC (Global Times) Former home of Dalai Lama's parents demolished in Lhasa (International Campaign For Tibet) China's premier says Tibet inseparable part of country's 'sacred' territory (Reuters) Why isn't the Dalai Lama speaking out in defense of the Rohingya? (The Washington Post) In 1st Israel visit, a Tibetan leader quietly seeks support, hails Jews’ return (The Times of Israel) Tashi Wangchuk and the state of Tibetan language in China (Asia Dialogue) A Tibetan tried to save his language. China handed him 5 years in prison ($$The New York Times) China opposes US resolution on Tibet issue (Xinhua) China tells world to ignore 'gossip' about Xinjiang (Reuters) Podcats: China's War on the Uighurs (Project Syndicate) Re-engineering the Uighur (Lowy Institute) 1.1 million civil servants in Xinjiang pair up with ethnic minority residents to improve unity (Global Times) Xinjiang: China's Muslim camp spending 'revealed' (BBC) China doubles spending on security-related building in Xinjiang – report (Reuters) Xinjiang authorities detain prominent Uyghur philanthropist (Radio Free Asia) Inside China's campaign against the Uyghurs (The Globe and Mail) Trainingscentra, verklikkers en hightech-surveillance: zo gaat het eraan toe in China's 'rechteloze' moslimprovincie Xinjiang ($$de Volkskrant) China is committing ethnic cleansing in Xinjiang – it's time for the world to stand up (The Guardian) 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) 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) China kindergarten principal sacked for pole dance show (AFP) Cheating Chinese pigeon racers hide birds on bullet train in short cut to US$147,000 prize money (SCMP) What men's bathroom graffiti says about Chinese masculinity (Sixth Tone) Binging and purging as online trend: From China's 'big stomach stars' to 'vomit bars' (What's on Weibo)
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China en de wereldcrisis
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Internationale Relaties
China - Verenigde Staten
China - Europa
China - Nederland
Politiek
Maatschappij
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