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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) Population challenges intensify (Trivium) Disappeared forever? The persecution of Uyghur intellectuals (Los Angeles Review of Books, China Channel) Russia to China: Together we can rule the world (Politico) 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 ($$WSJ) Urban Chinese more inclined to save than spend in Q1 (Caixin) China to draft value-added tax law this year (Caixin) Wave of debt washes over corporate China (Asia Times) Beijing home prices fall 10% over two years (Asia Times) China's primary school students to learn how to avoid stock market pitfalls (The Guardian) Crackdown on China shadow banking to moderate, but the sector will not rebound strongly (Moody's) China's Premier acknowledges economic slowdown, promising tax cuts ($$NYT) Selling China short ($$Project Syndicate) China to take various measures to boost domestic consumption: Premier Li (Xinhua) Trivium's Two Sessions wrap up (Trivium) Apple's Cook to China: keep opening for sake of global economy (Reuters) Jaguar wins landmark case against Chinese copy of Evoque model (The Guardian) Australia's coal bonanza at risk as Chinese import 'ban' spreads (The Guardian) Ownership limits could curb foreign investment in mainland stocks, industry body says (Caixin) The yuan won't follow the yen's example (Caixin) Foreign Investment Law - implementation in the works (Trivium) China's new investment law replete with question marks (Politico) Business groups concerned over China’s new foreign investment law(Asia Times) China adopts foreign investment law (Xinhua) Vietnam welcomes companies moving production from China (Caixin) Inter-American Development Bank cancels China meeting after Beijing bars Guaido representative (Reuters) China’s leaders should study James Bond films (The Economist) US could reduce intelligence sharing with Israel due to China ties (Axios) Ocean-going nuclear plants for South China Sea (Asia Times) CPEC has entered its second phase: academic (Asia Times) Why President Xi chose to visit Italy, Monaco and France (CGTN) Chinese fishmeal plants leave fishermen in the Gambia all at sea (The Guardian) Craze of learning Chinese spreads across world (People's Daily Overseas New Media) Israel's chip sales to China skyrocket as Intel expands production (Jewish News Syndicate) China, Pakistan vow to further boost CPEC (Global Times) Trump overrules own experts on sanctions, in favor to North Korea ($$NYT) Italy gives Xi, and China's vast infrastructure project, a royal welcome ($$NYT) Trump did not reverse North Korea sanctions on Chinese shipping companies: source (Reuters) Donald Trump and Xi Jinping miss a trick over trade (The Guardian) N.Korea quits liaison office in setback for South after US blacklisted two Chinese shipping companies (Reuters) Trade saga with US continues (Trivium) Trump wants China to ‘double or triple’ its offer to buy US goods in trade negotiations, sources say (CNBC) US-China trade: Trump says tariffs on Beijing may linger (Reuters) Trump says tariffs on Chinese goods will stay for 'period of time' ($$WSJ) US lawmakers want to ban Chinese transit cars (Asia Times) Chinese, Italian presidents agree to promote greater development of ties (Xinhua) Europe's China ties must be reciprocal: Merkel (Reuters) EU leaders call for end to 'naivety' in relations with China (Reuters) China, Italy stress strategic, cultural bond (Global Times) China-France bilateral trade hits record high (Asia Times) China hysteria falls on deaf ears in Europe (Asia Times) Xi's Europe visit (Trivium) Italy takes a shine to China's New Silk Road (BBC) BRI sets up new framework for UK-China cooperation (Xinhua) Swedish ambassador to China investigated for security breaches in Gui Minhai case (SCMP) China says competition with EU is healthy (Trivium) Chinees is populairder op school (ANP) Universiteit Groningen besteedde onterecht belastinggeld aan Chinees project (ANP) Nederland kan blaffen naar China, maar niet bijten (FD) Leiden stopt met Confucius Instituut (nrc.nl) Dalende verkopen China zitten AkzoNobel dwars (ANP) Ook Nederland overweegt boycot van Chinese Huawei-spion (Wereldkrant) China gooit de deur open, maar Nederlandse verzekeraars aarzelen ($$FD) Ex Dutch ambassador Dirk Jan van den Berg: China's success in the past 40 years is remarkable (People's Daily) Dutch collector requests negotiations on returning disputed Buddha statue to China (Xinhua) Italian version of 'Classics Quoted by Xi' launched (China Plus) Bewegingsvrijheid Chinese advocaat ernstig beperkt (Amnesty International) Party guru discusses ideological risks (Trivium) More funds for protecting China's cultural heritage of revolutionary history: official (Xinhua) Xi Jinping tells Chinese teachers to help 'nurture support' for Communist Party rule (SCMP) Protestant house church closed down (AsiaNews) Xi stresses ideological and political education in schools (Xinhua) Party revises cadre appointment regs – again (Trivium) The Party is nervous about new media (Trivium) Chinese people embrace rule of law (Global Times) Unaffordable housing, rapid urbanization are dragging down China's marriage rate: analyst (Global Times) Chinese Christians live in fear, fleeing abroad (Asia Times) Eenkindpolitiek: Schimmen in China ($$De Groene Amsterdammer) Government raises basic pension of seniors (chinadaily.com.cn) China develops online toilet map for tourists (Xinhua) China clones 'Sherlock Holmes' police dog to cut training times - report (Reuters) More residents of Shanghai opt for sea burials (chinadaily.com.cn) Ebbing demographic dividend in China not necessarily bad: experts (Global Times) A flurry of ideas to reverse China's declining birthrate, but will Beijing listen? World's first TCM evidence-based medical center established (Xinhua) America's top defense officials say Google's work in China benefits Beijing's military (CNBC) China's rapid military buildup is slowing down (Asia Times) Navy, industry partners are 'under cyber siege' by Chinese hackers, review asserts ($$WSJ) China, Russia developing heavy-lift helicopter (Asia Times) Hypersonics are speeding up great power competition (The National Interest) Philippine official, fearing war with China, seeks review of US treaty ($$NYT) Rise in China's defense budget to outpace economic growth target (Reuters) China keeps lid on military spending for fourth year in a row (SCMP) China unveils national service center for veterans (Xinhua) The militarization of Xi Jinping's China - 'recovering' areas they never have ruled (Gatestone) Obituary: The Li Xueqin I knew - a leading Chinese archaeologist who trod carefully around political pitfalls (Hong Kong Free Press) Do Chinese films hold global appeal? (ChinaPower) 'An elephant sitting still,' reviewed: A young Chinese filmmaker's masterly portrait of political and intimate despair (The New Yorker) Chinese painter Ye Yongqing ‘deeply influenced’ by Belgian artist who accuses him of copying (SCMP) Met een Chinese Drakenzegel naar filmfestivals (VPRO Radio, Bureau Buitenland) Li Xueqin, key historian in China's embrace of antiquity, dies at 85 ($$NYT) Is China headed towards a future without foreign bands? (Radii China) Belgian iconic comic figure Tintin opens first shop in China (Xinhua) Epic examining one-child rule sweeps best actor, actress at Berlinale (Caixin) Readers in China flock back to traditional physical bookstores (Xinhua) China to build deep-sea navigation system in South China Sea (Global Times) Universities respond actively after Xi stresses ideological and political theory courses (Global Times) China’s R&D investment up 11.6% in 2018 (Asia Times) International universities to woo Chinese students (chinadaily.com.cn) Post-1995 'Chinese genius' shocked the world: 22 years old broke through the world problem! (China IT News) China subsidizes 44m college students in 2018 (Xinhua) Modern Chinese universities launch fun classes (Asia Times) Chinese school buys its pupils tracking bracelets - then vows to consult them after online backlash (SCMP) China’s 'artificial sun' to go live this year (Asia Times) Chinese historian and archaeologist Li Xueqin obituary (The Guardian) China worstelt met fijnstof (ANP, Reuters) Parched Beijing (Trivium China) China is heading towards a water crisis: will government changes help? (China Dialogue) Pollutionwatch: China shows how political will can take on air pollution (The Guardian) Pedal to the metal on environment protection (Trivium) Xi Jinping says revival of Chinese economy must not be bought at expense of the environment (SCMP) Beijing not even in top 100 most polluted cities in the world (the beijinger) Damming the Upper Mekong (Los Angeles Review of Books) Red China is turning green (Asia Times) China backslides in campaign against air pollution (Caixin) Brand in touringcar China eist 26 levens (Xinhua) China rescuers pull survivor from blast rubble as death toll rises (Reuters) Chemical plant blast in Eastern China kills 62, injures hundreds (Business Times) Government attempts to limit fallout from chemical blast (Trivium) 22 maa 2019 Automobilist rijdt in op voetgangers China (ANP/AFP) Chemical blast in East China kills 47, seriously injures 90 (Caixin) Dozens killed and hundreds injured in explosion at Chinese chemical plant (Reuters) 10 killed, 10 missing in house collapse in N.China (CGTN) China suspends commercial operations of Boeing 737-8 planes (CNBC) Chinese county suspends shale gas mining as locals complain of earthquakes ($$Caixin) Chinese baby creams under scrutiny for hormonal ingredients (Sixth Tone) Anger over 'disgusting' food found in Chinese school kitchen (BBC) Chinese parents storm primary school in rotten food row (The Guardian) Corruption cases fall by half after high-profile scandals (Caixin) China toughens action against judicial corruption in 2018 (Xinhua) Dutch researcher: China database lists 'breedready' status of 1.8 million women (The Guardian) China to punish makers, sellers of fake products 'until bankruptcy' (Xinhua) Condemning the enforced disappearance of lawyer Lu Tingge (China Change) China nets 11 people for smuggling US$119 million worth of rare totoaba fish for traditional medicine market (AFP) A brainwashing war: an appeal for the poet-preacher Wang Yi (China Change) Chinese football moves into a new era (Asia Times) China's marathons race ahead (Caixin) China has over 24,000 football-featured schools (Xinhua) Beijing chosen for the 2022 Olympics because 'everything is easier with the dictatorships' (Asia News) 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 ($$The New York Times) China urges US to stop arms sales to Taiwan (Xinhua) Trump aides back selling F-16 fighter planes to Taiwan, sources say (Bloomberg) Tsai Ing-wen, Taiwan’s president, is challenged by a former underling ($$The Economist) China vs. Taiwan: ideological war goes global (Asia Times) China urges US to block Taiwan leader's Hawaii stop-over (Reuters) People's Daily head leaves for high-level position at Beijing’s Liaison Office in Hong Kong (Caixin) Democracy, the China challenge, and the 2020 elections in Taiwan (Brookings) Taipei wooing its companies back from China (Asia Times) Taiwan increases penalties for security leaks (Asia Times) The Taiwan Relations Act at 40 (Asia Times) Extradition agreement with mainland China would damage Hong Kong's 'safe reputation' for business, AmCham says (SCMP) Beijing requests report on Hong Kong independence party ban, as chief exec. denies 'interference' (Hong Kon Free Press) HK ‘has lesson for Taiwan on China’ (Asia Times) Mixed reactions in Hong Kong as Beijing sets out strategic integration plan for southern China ‘Bay Area’ (Hong Kong Free Press) China unveils development plan for Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area (Xinhua) Hong Kong seizes $1m worth of rhino horn at airport (BBC) 'Trojan horse': Hong Kong’s China extradition plans may harm city’s judicial protections, say democrats (Hong Kong Free Press) Hong Kongers could be jailed for disrespecting China’s anthem ($$The Economist) Hong Kong: China is erasing what makes us unique ($$The Washington Post) Cantopop singer Denise Ho confronts Hong Kong's new political reality (The New Yorker) 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 ($$Caixin) Xi wants the Mainland to swallow Macau (Trivium) Multibillion-dollar Macau: a city of glitz and grit - photo essay (The Guardian) Hong Kong and Macau students will face compulsory military training at top mainland Chinese university for first time (SCMP) Macau's fortunes shine as April gaming revenues surge 28 per cent (South China Morning Post) Writer Jung Chang entry in Macau not guaranteed by authorities (Macau News) Lost language: how Macau gambled away its past (The Guardian) China's veteran Tibetan religion official continues to contribute after retiring (Global Times) Every street in Lhasa is watched: Chinese media (Asia Times) 'They took everyone from me': anger lingers 60 years after Tibet crackdown (The Guardian) 'Tibetans and Uyghurs not accepted': Apple supplier probes hiring discrimination (Inkstone) Chinese official insists no love for Dalai Lama in Tibet (AP) No head for heights: China defends Tibet travel restrictions (Reuters) Lhasa uses facial recognition, big data analysis in new taxies (Global Times) To win minorities’ support, China offers places at boarding school ($$The Economist) China closes Tibet to foreigners for sensitive anniversaries (AP) China claims it has no ‘Gulags’, but satellite imagery shows 3 new ones coming up in Tibet (The Print, India) China to invite diplomats from Europe to Xinjiang: Foreign Ministry (Global Times) Deafening silence in Asia on mass detentions in China (Axios) China is trying to destroy Uighur culture. We’re trying to save it ($$The Washington Post) China says 13,000 Xinjiang ‘terrorists’ arrested since 2014 (AP) Dilemma for Widodo as China casts shadow on Indonesia polls ($$FT) China gives priority to preventive counterterrorism approach: white paper (Xinhua) China's brutal 'boarding schools' ($$NYT) The Guardian view on Xinjiang’s detention camps: not just China’s shame Sweden now grants refugee status to all Uyghurs from Xinjiang (In Beijing, Sweden) Chinese delegates introduce human rights progress in Xinjiang at UN side-event (Xinhua) Mine accident leaves 21 dead, 29 hurt in Inner Mongolia (chinadaily.com.cn) Within pain there is also hope (China Digital Times) China approves coal mine project in Inner Mongolia (Xinhua) China builds Mongolian language database with cloud computing (Xinhua) 800 years after Genghis Khan, Chinese Mongolians forge new prosperity (Xinhua) Southern Mongolia: Peaceful protesters met with violence by Chinese government (Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization) Southern Mongolia: Herder community activist to be prosecuted for statements on land rights (Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization) Southern Mongolia: Four herdsmen arrested for online petition over unpaid subsidies (Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization) Incredible photos show Inner Mongolian labourers battling brutal conditions (Daily Mail) Ethnic Mongolian activist detained after tweet about land dispute (Radio Free Asia) School principals ordered to dine with kids to ensure food safety (Global Times) Chinese goths post selfies in protest after subway incident (BBC) Armando, the 'Lewis Hamilton of pigeons' sells for record €1.25m to Chinese buyer (BBC) Volksvader Xi Jinping breekt met een decennialange traditie van Chinese leiders, en toont zijn grijzende coupe ($$de Volkskrant) Poverty-stricken Chinese student’s 17-hour study schedule goes viral (SCMP) Xinhua unveils 'Xin Xiaomeng,' robot journalist introduced via flawless TV news reporting (Business Times) Theme park group sued for giving discount based on height (chinadaily.com.cn) Taiwan game 'Devotion' upsets China with Winnie the Pooh reference (BBC) Artificial news host in ‘flawless’ Xinhua debut (Asia Times) China recruits professional firefighters for the first time. 99.9% of them are required to be men (SupChina)
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