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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) Harnessing the May 4th anniversary (Axios China) China's imports slump sparks fresh fears about global economy (The Guardian) Chinese Central Bank tells police to go after rumormongers (Trivium) North Korea has 'no intention' of yielding to present US demands: vice FM (NK News) Malaysia's Mahathir: green light for China-backed East Coast Rail Link - if price is right (SCMP) China's massive internet (Axios China) Why Beijing is so terrified of crypto (Asia Times) Tianjin to step up Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei coordinated development (Xinhua) Made in China 2025 marches on (Trivium China) Financial reformer promoted in Guangzhou (Trivium China) China's industrial policy has worked better than critics think ($$The Economist) Party strengthens role in SOEs (Trivium China) PBoC pushes QR code integration (Trivium China) State Council aims to boost manufacturing sector (Trivium China) Party looks to develop Chengdu and Chongqing (Trivium China) China moves to steady its slowing economic growth ($$NYT) Private firms lead China's imports, exports for first time (Xinhua) Chinese investeringen in VS en Europa op laagste niveau sinds 2013 (ANP) Tesla démarre la course en tête (Le Vent de la Chine) China's investment in B&R countries exceeds 12 billion USD (Xinhua) Chinese engagement in Djibouti's economic transformation in a nutshell (Xinhua) Breakthrough in oil and gas sector opening? Not yet (Trivium China) New China investment law has yet to wow foreigners (AFP) Cloning Tesla: electric-vehicle wars in China (The Economist) Elon Musk says will design a future Tesla car in China for global market (CNBC) China's forex reserves near US$3.11 trillion (Xinhua) Human Rights Watch report reflects Western elites' hypocrisy: analysts (Global Times) China, Sri Lanka vow to further promote cooperation, ties (Xinhua) China ramps up Twitter diplomacy (AFP) Duterte gives stalled China projects big new push (Asia Times) Beijing wants to preserve the status quo in Iran (CSIS) Beijing wants to preserve the status quo in Iran (CSIS) India's Chinese model bound to fail (Asia Times) International cooperation enhances China's role in net connectivity, safeguarding cyber sovereignty (Global Times) Western NGOs seek attention through China bashing (Global Times) Why Africa welcomes China's friendship (CGTN) The trade war with China is far from over ($$The Washington Post) US and China sign 'phase one' trade agreement (Axios) China trade deal details protections for American firms ($$NYT) Trump's supporters see US victory in China trade deal ($$NYT) Is het handelsakkoord een doorbraak of wapenstilstand? ($$de Volkskrant) Trump's trade war with China is 'not over yet' despite deal being signed, Beijing-backed publication says (Newsweek) China has never been a currency manipulator: spokesperson (Xinhua) US-China trade war set to drag on (Asia Times) China aims to break US high-tech stranglehold (Asia Times) China aims to break US high-tech stranglehold (Asia Times) China urges Britain to make independent decision on 5G (Xinhua) Huawei in the UK: will Boris Johnson block the Chinese company? (The Guardian) Shanghai severs sister-city relationship with Prague (Shine) US intelligence sharing will not be jeopardised if UK uses Huawei – MI5 head (The Guardian) En 2020, au tour de l’Europe (Le Vent de la Chine) Banning Huawei would leave UK trailing behind on technology: Chinese ambassador (Xinhua) China accused of buying influence after Czech billionaire funds PR push (The Observer) Europe's authoritarian challenge (The Wahington Quarterly) Beijing envoy warns EU against 'disastrous' curbs on China companies ($$FT) China's small commodity hub Yiwu sends 500 cargo trains to Europe in 2019 (Xinhua) DEZE NIEUWSRUBRIEK IS EVEN DICHT. HEROPENING OP 28 JANUARI Peking waarschuwt voor verslechtering Nederlands-Chinese relatie om ASML ($$FD) Twee derde van Chinese import gaat direct land weer uit (nu.nl) Dankzij ASML kan China chipgrootmacht worden die VS vrezen ($$FD) ASML in frontlinie technologiestrijd China en Verenigde Staten ($$FD) The Netherlands' New Year greeting did not go down well in China (Quartz) Trump administration pressed Dutch hard to cancel China chip-equipment sale: sources (Reuters) Van Bronckhorst appointed Guangzhou R&F head coach (Xinhua) Chinese invloed? De haven is er niet bang voor (nrc.nl) Rob de Wijk: 'China pompt miljarden in Zuid-Europa om Rotterdamse haven klein te krijgen' (AD) 'Orwellian' China silencing dissent at home and abroad, says human rights chief (AP) Xi demands consistency and strict Party governance (Xinhua) Political study campaign wraps up (Trivium China) The 'People's Leader' rises again (China Media Project) How propaganda manipulates emotion to fuel nationalism: Experimental evidence from China (papers.ssrn.com) Xi voted People's Leader but not by the people (Asia Times) At 'sacred’ lake, Chinese declare love for Xi and Communist Party ($$NYT) Xi stresses always staying true to Party's founding mission (Xinhua) Who won the battle of ideas in China? (andrewbatson.com) China announces new crackdown on religious freedom (Catholic News Agency) China insurance reforms will lift financial system (Asia Times) China rolls out first national standard on senior care (Xinhua) Hospitals install security checks to stop violence against doctors (SupChina) First death from China mystery illness outbreak (Reuters) China eyes medical insurance system for all (Xinhua) Vice Premier stresses improvements to elderly care industry (Trivium China) Impossible dumplings and beyond buns: Will China buy fake meat? ($$NYT) Is impossible pork coming to China? (Caixin) Chinese province: Just 17 of our 80m people now live in poverty (BBC) Back to basics – credit reporting edition (Trivium China) PLA's destroyers a ‘bigger threat’ than carriers (Asia Times) China might have stolen the secrets to Israel's Iron Dome missile defense (The National Interest) Show of seapower by China, Russia, Iran starts (AFP) China, Russia, Iran to hold joint naval drills starting Friday (Reuters) What's behind US Army's investment in rare earth? (China Military Online) Gulf security: China envisions continued US military lead (The Turbulent World of Middle East Soccer) Putin says no plans for Russia-China military alliance (Reuters) Five strategic implications behind first China-made aircraft carrier (China Military Online) New China carrier makes waves in South China Sea (Asia Times) Xi attends commissioning of first Chinese-built aircraft carrier (Xinhua) China to up support for innovative literary, artistic groups (Xinhua) 19 million visit Palace Museum in 2019 (Xinhua) How China made the piano its own (The Economist) China's 'Big Brother' takes center stage (AFP) Why is Chinese sci-fi everywhere now? Ken Liu knows (The New York Times Magazine) Past and present of China's stolen animal heads (China.org.cn) Rare bronze horse head returned to Yuanmingyuan (Ecns.cn) Xi Jinping offers to help Greece retrieve contested Parthenon Marbles (CNN) Xi Jinping offers to help Greece retrieve contested Parthenon Marbles (CNN) Erlitou Relic Museum demystifies China's legendary first dynasty (Global Times) Academic institutions must grapple with the question of when engagement with China becomes complicity (The Atlantic) Xi and Li hand out science awards (Trivium China) China bans imported textbooks for primary, middle schools (Sixth Tone) Nearly half college students read less than 30 minutes daily (China Daily) First exoplanet found by Chinese astronomers named after moon goddess (ecns) China cuts 'freedom of thought' from top university charters (Reuters) China issues guideline to reduce burden of teachers (Xinhua) Country in top ranks hosting foreign students (China Daily Global) 90% Chinese parents approve of teachers punishing students (Xinhua) China splashes millions on hundreds of home-grown scientific journals (nature) Beijing's new solution for millions of tons of trash (Caixin) The Yangtze River paddlefish is extinct (SupChina) Old king coal fuels China's new tech revolution (Asia Times) Garbage sorting launched in 237 Chinese cities (Xinhua) Afvalpolitiek in Shanghai: wie niet scheidt, komt op de zwarte lijst ($$de Volkskrant) Deadly pollution: India leads, followed by China and Nigeria (AsiaNews) China's Belt and Road Initiative threatens to pave the planet (The Sierra Club) 'Watchdog' keeps an eye on China's zoos (China Daily) China's mega water diversion project transfers 30b cubic meters of water (Xinhua) How China is tackling its water stress (Xinhua) China sinkhole: Six killed as ground swallows bus (BBC) China pneumonia outbreak may be caused by Sars-type virus: WHO (Reuters) China's northeast cornbelt likely to be hit by fall armyworm in 2020: government report (Reuters) African swine fever: An 'unprecedented impact' in the Year of the Pig (Farm Policy News, FT) China responds slowly, and a pig disease becomes a lethal epidemic (NYT) 14 dead, 2 trapped in southwest China coal and gas outburst (Xinhua) 14 trapped miners located after SW China mine flooding (Xinhua) Fireworks factory blasts in central China, casualties unknown (Xinhua) Collapsed tunnel kills 4, traps 8 in China's Yunnan (Xinhua) 15 killed in north China coal mine blast (Xinhua) Chinese doctor discusses a possible case of forced organ harvesting (The Epoch Times) Cash-stuffed secret vault appears in CCTV documentary ($$Caixin) 'Ink girl' who defaced Xi Jinping poster released from Chinese psychiatric facility (HK Free Press) He Jiankui jailed for illegal human embryo gene-editing (Xinhua) China sentences ex-chairman of Hengfeng Bank to death ($$Bloomberg) Chinese police seize bitcoin miners, arrest scammers (Asia Times) China's major hog supplier clamps down on 'pig speculators' (Xinhua) China denies using forced labor in its prisons (AFP) Tesco Christmas card factory in China denies 'forced labour' (BBC) 'This is not rule of law': detention of Huawei workers sparks backlash (The Guardian) Beijing opens high-speed train for Winter Olympics, as calls for boycott grow (SupChina) New coach says China men's football players must be ready to fight (Xinhua) From Daryl Morey to Sun Yang: The year in China sports (SupChina) Chinese Football Association to impose salary cap next season (Xinhua) China's shadow has spread across the NBA. Its next target? The English Premier League ($$The Washington Post) China to build, renovate over 28,000 soccer fields in 2020 (chinadaily.com.cn) FC Köln's halt of China academy project 'normal': Chinese Football Association (Global Times) Football claims it’s not political. The Özil affair shows it is - just on the wrong side (The Guardian) French basketball player fined for ignoring Chinese national anthem (AP) China gets tough on athletic doping (Asia Times) Chinese mainland's policy toward Taiwan unchanged after island's elections: spokesperson (Xinhua) Tsai Ing-wen says China must 'face reality' of Taiwan's independence (The Guardian) China-Taiwan: Losing hearts and minds (Inside Story) Donald Trump is the most pro-Taiwan president in US history ($$The Washington Post) Prague, Taipei ink sister deal in snub to Beijing (AFP) Donald Trump is the most pro-Taiwan president in US history ($$The Washington Post) China is blaming everyone but itself for Taiwan’s presidential election result (Quartz) Despite election result, China won't give up on Taiwan ($$The Washington Post) Xi Jinping's approach to Taiwan and Hong Kong has backfired ($$The Washington Post) Podcast: What does Taiwan's presidential election mean for relations with China? (Brookings) HK's Lam rejects reducing one-way permit quota for new immigrants from the mainland (Asia Times) China defends barring Human Rights Watch chief from HK (AFP) Hong Kong workers flock to labor unions as new protest tactic (Reuters) Human Rights Watch chief 'denied entry to Hong Kong' ahead of critical China report (BBC) Depression, PTSD surged in HK during protests (AFP) Tear-gas gelato, foul-mouthed mooncakes and other foods fit for a revolution ($$NYT) Beijing’s new Hong Kong envoy Luo Huining was a surprise choice. Here’s why (SCMP) China's new Hong Kong liaison vows to carry through with 'one country, two systems' ($$Caixin) New term starts for HK's embattled universities (Asia Times) China's new top Hong Kong official hopes city will return to 'right path' (AFP) 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) Xi Jinping visits Macau for handover anniversary as nearby Hong Kong seethes (Reuters) Xi Jinping thought charts course for Macau's growth (China Daily) Casinostad Macau is na ‘ongehoorzaam’ Hongkong de nieuwe oogappel van Beijing ($$de Volkskrant) 'One country, two systems' principle key to Macao’s prosperity (People's Daily) Tibet basically eliminates absolute poverty (Xinhua) Sichuan, the government closes a network of Tibetan Buddhist centers (AsiaNews) China's successful repression in Tibet provides a model for Xinjiang ($$The Economist) Tibet's most popular song (SupChina) Who has the right to decide the next Dalai Lama? (Asia Times) China aims to build its own Yellowstone on Tibetan plateau (AP) US urged to stop using Tibet-related issues to interfere in China's internal affairs (Xinhua) Chinese NPC Tibetan delegation visits European Parliament (Xinhua) 250,000 Tibetans relocated to new homes in anti-poverty fight (Xinhua) China urges US to stop pushing Tibet-related bill (Xinhua) Video: The Kazakh Muslims detained in China's camps (BBC) China is schmoozing with the Muslim world (SupChina) Many Han Chinese don’t mind the gulag for their Uighur neighbours (The Economist) Relatives of Rebiya Kadeer deny her claims of detention in Xinjiang (Global Times) China calls them 'kindness students.' They’re actually victims of cultural genocide ($$The Washington Post) Counterterrorism and preventive repression: China's changing strategy in Xinjiang (The MIT Press Journals) China contributes to global anti-terror cause with deradicalization efforts in Xinjiang: FM (Xinhua) Xinjiang lifts 645,000 out of poverty in 2019 (Xinhua) More than 100 Uyghur graveyards demolished by Chinese authorities, satellite images show (CNN) 'NYT uses children as a tool to spread fake news about Xinjiang' (China Human Rights) Former Inner Mongolia legislator sets record with $64 million in alleged bribes ($$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 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) Chinese basketball team fined for Mao parody (AFP) Cute furry things … and chairman Mao: China's obsession with car dashboard figurines – in pictures (The Guardian) Chinese celebrity chef roasts Michelin's Beijing guide (SupChina) Doctor sucks urine for elderly man onboard flight (Shine) 'Scary' glass bridges shut in Chinese province (BBC)
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