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Pakistan braces for a deep and wide US assault (Asia Times) China needs Middle East oil to wean itself off coal (Asia Times) 'Mourning needs no approval:' some democrats still defiant as 8 appear in court over banned Tiananmen Massacre vigil (HKFP) Early warning brief: Factional strife intensifies as Xi strives to consolidate power (The Jamestown Foundation) How Covid spread fear of globalisation and threatens a new world order (The Guardian) Taiwan's Tsai turns to masters for help out of fear of catastrophic consequences (Global Times editorial) 'The US must avoid war with China over Taiwan at all costs' (The Guardian) The end of China's rise: Beijing is running out of tme to remake the world (Foreign Affairs) China: 'We really are not even in the beginning stages' of the tech crackdown, short-seller says (Yahoo) The Aukus pact is a sign of a new global order (The Guardian) How will new data security rules reshape China's Internet industry? (Caixin) In China, Tesla is a catfish, and turns auto companies into sharks (NYT) China's top security official touts common prosperity campaign, points to 'hidden peril' of wealth gap (SCMP) China's payments u-turn: Government over technology (Brookings) China manufacturing improves as power shortages ease (AP) China's new mobile payment rules aim to crack down on cross-border gambling, central bank says (Caixin) Shanghai's Data Exchange to fuel Fourth Industrial Revolution (Asia Times) 'Data tax' could be next blow to Chinese tech giants (Asia Times) China's tech regulators strike again (Project Syndicate) China's secret plan to become tech self-sufficient (Asia Times) Top Chinese cryptographer: Quantum hackers can bring down Bitcoin (Asia Times) Pakistan struggling to pay its debts to China (Asia Times) China's rising vulnerability to foreign investors (FT) Cumulative value of trade in goods between China and BRI countries reaches $10.4 trillion (People's Daily) China to import $300 billion products, promote Chinese investment in Africa (Global Times) Egypt's dispute with Chinese company stalls electric car production (Al-Monitor) China looks for firmer legal ground for economic ties with Russia (SCMP) 'Battery arms race': how China has monopolised the electric vehicle industry (The Guardian) Chinese staatsleningen: In de greep van Beijing (De Groene Amsterdammer) China's disappearing ships: The latest headache for the global supply chain (CNN) Russia, China poised to forge a greater alliance (Asia Times) Intrigue on the high seas between Indonesia, China (Asia Times) Pakistan's Balochistan is Asia's next headache (Asia Times) China prepared to launch hostilities against India along disputed Himalayan border (Gatestone Institute) Australia to face pressure to use new Magnitsky-style laws against Myanmar and Chinese officials (The Guardian) Russia snubs overtures from Western partners to convince Moscow of 'China threat' (Global Times) Agricultural trade between China and Laos to double after rail link opens (Global Times) China protested Indonesian drilling, military exercises (Reuters) Fallout from Serbia's China scandals? (China in Eurasia) Economic woes, not China, are at the heart of Solomon Islands riots (FT) China says it is more democratic than America ($$The Economist) Even on US campuses, China cracks down on students who speak out (ProPublica) Beijing warns China-linked US businesses: you cannot 'make a fortune in silence’ (The Guardian) China urges US business groups to 'speak out' as calls for boycott of Beijing Winter Olympics grow (SCMP) Facebook uncovers Chinese network behind fake expert (BBC) Jostling giants: Does America really need a novel strategy to counter China's rise? (Inside Story) The moral imperative to end China's regime (Gatestone Institute) China's growing control of global minerals supply leaves the US in the dust (SCMP) US 'Summit for Democracy' dangerous move to rekindle Cold-War mentality: FM spokesperson (Xinhua) How Washington's hawkish China policy alienates young Chinese (Brookings) The Italian government fears Chinese interests in the port of Palermo (Decode39) EU launches €300bn bid to challenge Chinese influence (BBC) Watching China in Europe (German Marshall Fund) Beijing's shadow over Hungary's elections (China in Eurasia) Multi-billion EU bid to challenge Chinese influence (BBC) MI6 chief warns of security threat from China ‘miscalculation’ (FT) Chief of MI6: 'Adapting to a world affected by the rise of China is the single greatest priority for MI6' (Beijing to Britain) MI6 needs tech sector’s help to win AI race with China and Russia – spy chief (The Guardian) China and Russia in spotlight as Greens take charge of German foreign policy (FT) German coalition seals deal for new government, new tough-talking China policy (SCMP) Amerika blokkeert gebruik Nederlandse ASML-chipmachines in China ($$de Volkskrant) Technologische samenwerking met China (Clingendael) Jack Ma visits Dutch research institutes as Alibaba’s founder pursues post-retirement passion in agriculture technology (SCMP) Grootste Chinese zuivelproducent heeft mogelijk interesse in vijf Nederlandse fabrieken (FD) Nederland doet samen met China DNA-onderzoek: 'Fundamenteel fout' (RTL Nieuws) Why a US military base became a centre for Chinese Covid conspiracies (BBC) Arnhem verbreekt stedenband met Wuhan vanwege behandeling Oeigoeren (NRC) Port of Rotterdam announces attendance at major events in China (Xinde Marine News) Ook in de Nederlandse collegezaal luistert de Partij mee (Follow the Money) Spionage uit China en Rusland jaagt IT-kosten bedrijven omhoog (FD) Local government financing vehicles buy more land to fill hole in official coffers (Caixin) China surveillance of journalists to use 'traffic-light' system (BBC) The father, the daughter and their legacy with the CPC (Xinhua) Xi is bending Chinese law to his will (Foreign Affairs) Xi Story: A proud, avid history guide (Xinhua) What Peng Shuai reveals about one-party rule (The Economist) A human rights lawyer recounts how his slaw firm was shut down and his license revoked (China Change) Where Xi's China is heading (CNN) Don't underestimate Xi Jinping's ambition ($$The Washington Post) Xi doctrine downplays GDP growth as yardstick for China success (Bloomberg) 1.14 million people infected with HIV in China (Shine) China's birthrate just hit another record low. But the worst is yet to come (CNN) Why do Chinese crave stable government jobs over 'inferior' private and foreign firms? ($$SCMP) China's population is shrinking, fast (FT) In China, people are risking everything for a box of Ritalin (Sixth Tone) What one-child policy? As India's population growth slows, China-style controls on births called into question (SCMP) 1.4M people sit China's civil servant exam (Xinhua) Nappy manufacturers shift focus in China from infants to elderly (FT) Overweight China and obese America put tubby Hong Kong in a difficult position (SCMP) Demographer unties China's falling marriage conundrum (chinadaily.com.cn) Space Force General says China and Russia are attacking US space assets 'every day' (The Washington Post) Who's afraid of China’s nukes? (Asia Times) Why China wants more and better nukes (Foreign Affairs) There is no end to China-Russia military cooperation: Defense spokesperson (Ministry of National Defense) China, Russia condemn US military moves near borders, deepen cooperation (Newsweek) China 'fired missile from hypersonic weapon' over South China Sea (news.com.au) A Space Force general said US hypersonic missile capabilities are 'not as advanced' China and Russia's (Business Insider) China's strategic military advance in Argentina (chinayamericalatina.com) Work on 'Chinese military base' in UAE abandoned after US intervenes – report (The Guardian) Secret Chinese port project in Persian Gulf rattles US relations with UAE (WSJ) Deep underground, a Chinese miner discovered poetry in the toil (NYT) Ai Weiwei: 'It is so positive to be poor as a child. You understand how vulnerable our humanity can be' (The Guardian) Cultural exhibitions rising in popularity among young Chinese (Global Times) 10 amazing contemporary buildings in China (SupChina) Movie 'Shang-Chi' wins a warm Asia greeting. Then there's China (NYT) China vows to curb urban demolitions, preserve cultural heritage (Reuters) The $1.7 trillion art market revolution isn’t just coming... China accounts for more than 20% of total art market sales (SupChina) Les utopies de Cao Fei (Le Vent de la Chine) China's women filmmakers are embracing their stories. Moviegoers are loving it (NYT) Video: China's changes through one man's lens (BBC) China's spending on education hits 5 trln yuan in 2020 (Xinhua) China is using academia like a Trojan Horse (Newsweek) Chinese graduates lament Western degrees no longer a fast track for top jobs (SCMP) Coronavirus: hope for stranded Southeast Asian students after being shut out of China for nearly 2 years (SCMP) Academics and students in the West consider future China studies without access to China (SCMP) Chinese parents find new ways to give their children an edge (FT) As many try living with virus, China keeps up zero tolerance (PTI) China's tutoring crackdown puts over 3 million jobs at risk (Nikkei Asia) China’s offline tutoring firms decrease by 40%: Ministry of Education (Global Times) China's tutoring ban leaves a trail of debt, anger, and broken dreams (Sixth Tone) Terrawatch: what the world can learn from China's sinking city (The Guardian) China to exploit Russian coal deposits (despite COP26) (AsiaNews) China Net Zero (Trivium China) 'Useful idiots' who let China off the hook: Why is there such an apparent lack of concern over their determination to keep burning coal (Probe Interna Global climate fight hinges on China’s $6.5tn green investments challenge (FT) 'Unfair' for West to chide China, India on coal; developed nations must finance energy transition: experts (Global Times) Nov 15, 2021 Cop26 president Alok Sharma 'deeply frustrated' by India and China over coal (The Guardian) China's climate policy: Common ground at last…? (Trivium China Net Zero) China and the United States join in seeking emissions cuts (NYT) China pledges more aggressive climate action in a joint declaration with the US (Axios) China ready to deal with Omicron variant with technological reserve for vaccines: CDC official (Global Times) China extols isolation as countries rush to impose Omicron travel bans (CNN) China study says adopting US stance would trigger Covid surge (Bloomberg) China says zero-Covid policy will protect it against Omicron variant (FT) China prevents over 200 million COVID-19 infections and 3 million deaths thanks to dynamic zero-case policy: top CDC expert (Global Times) How will Omicron COVID variant impact China? (Shine) Shanghai cancels hundreds of flights, shuts schools over three Covid cases (AFP) China's homegrown virus pill could offer a pivot from Covid Zero (Bloomberg) Chinese doctors query Beijing’s Covid contact tracing policy (FT) First Covid patient in Wuhan was at animal market, study finds (Agencies) Beijing warns against 'politicising' sport after WTA pulls out of China over Peng Shuai case (SCMP) China hits back at WTA boycott as IOC talks again to Peng Shuai (The Guardian) WTA chief Steve Simon: loss of China events over Peng Shuai could go past '22 (AP) Facing censorship at home, Chinese feminists are sounding the alarm over Peng Shuai abroad (gal-dem) Peng Shuai: WTA announces immediate suspension of tournaments in China (BBC) WTA suspends tennis tournaments in China over Peng Shuai case (FT) How China is fighting a financial fraud explosion (FT) Women's Tennis Association suspends events in China following allegation against government official (WSJ) Peng Shuai: WTA announces immediate suspension of tournaments in China (BBC) What awaits Peng Shuai (China Change) Beijing Winter Games protests tempered by reality (Asia Times) China ziet in omikronvariant geen gevaar voor Winterspelen (ANP) Saudi Arabia and China are accused of using sports to cover up human rights abuse (NPR) Boycott Beijing Winter Olympics? China never plans to invite these US politicians, source says (Global Times) Even uit je bubbel springen, is er niet bij tijdens de Winterspelen van Beijing ($$de Volkskrant) No-lympics: Anger builds as the countdown continues (Beijing to Britain) In IOC's 'quiet diplomacy,' critics see whitewash of China's actions (NYT) Do sports still need China? (NYT) Momentum grows for political boycott of Beijing Winter Olympics (The Straits Times) Video: Enes Kanter calls for boycott of Beijing Winter Olympic Games (CNN) Honduras president-elect's China pledge puts Taiwan and US on edge (The Guardian) Taiwan thanks Australian PM and defence minister for grim warning over China (The Guardian) Beijing targets Taiwanese companies with operations in China (FT) As China menaces Taiwan, island's friends aid its secretive submarine project (Reuters) US risks 'Suez moment' in a Taiwan war (Asia Times) After early success, Taiwan struggles to exit 'zero COVID' policy (Al Jazeera) Taiwan sends jets after 27 Chinese planes enter buffer zone (AP) Why wiping out Hong Kong's opposition may have cost China a whole generation in Taiwan (CNN) US lawmakers meet with Taiwan President despite disapproval from China (Newsweek) The drums of war in Taiwan and Ukraine (Project Syndicate) Disney+ channel launches in Hong Kong, without the Simpsons Tiananmen Square episode (The Guardian) Hong Kongers chafe under 'inhumane' quarantine regime (FT) Over 50 groups gone in 11 months – how Hong Kong's pro-democracy forces crumbled (HK Free Press) National security law: why have Hong Kong's activist groups fallen like dominoes? Who is to blame and can civil society rebuild itself? (SCMP) All elections in Hong Kong are now meaningless (Bitter Winter) Hong Kong activist Tony Chung jailed under national security law (The Guardian) Hong Kong centrists test the waters as Beijing tries to avoid the appearance of a stage-managed election (HK Free Press) Hong Kong, 'patriotic' nominations approved for new Parliament (AsiaNews) Statue of late Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo removed from Hong Kong storefront following government order (HK Free Press) As Beijing cracks down, Hong Kong's media hub status in balance (Al Jazeera) Suncity shuts VIP gaming rooms in Macau after CEO's arrest (Reuters) Arrest of Macau's 'junket mogul' rattles the world's largest gambling hub (Reuters) Macao police investigate Alvin Chau over cross-border gambling allegations (Global Times) China holds Macau casinos as US bargaining chips (Asia Times) Macau casino stocks shed $18bn as government seeks greater oversight (FT) Macau election flop after 21 pro-democracy candidates excluded (AsiaNews) Interview: Now Macau's pro-democracy politicians face a Hong Kong-style crackdown (HK Free Press) China bans pro-democracy candidates in Macau elections (The Guardian) Macau bans 21 democrats from legislative elections (HK Free Press) Macau closing office in Taipei amid rising Chinese pressure (AP) China’s Sichuan-Tibet rail project at full steam – with fans and ice as machines melt, workers wilt (SCMP) Beijing continues campaign against Tibetan language (Asia Times) Tibetan dissident Dhi Lhaden sentenced to 4 years in jail (Biter Winter) Dalai Lama says prefers to stay in India since Taiwan-China relations 'delicate' (The Express Tribune) Dalai Lama: Leaders in China 'don't understand the variety of different cultures' (The Hill) 'Xizang': China is stealing from Tibet even its name (Bitter Winter) Tibet's new boss means business (Trivium China) Celtics' China broadcasts erased after Kanter attacks 'cultural genocide' in Tibet (The Guardian) Wang Junzheng, 'butcher of Xinjiang,' becomes Party Secretary of Tibet (Bitter Winter) Tibet a vivid portrayal of China's democracy and human rights, a window for opening-up: Chinese Foreign Minister (Xinhua) House of Lords tells UK government it should act now against China (Bitter Winter) Airbnb hosts Xinjiang rentals on land owned by sanctioned group (Axios) Leaked papers link Xinjiang crackdown with China leadership (The Guardian) Chinese vlogger films Uyghur concentration camps in Xinjiang (AsiaNews) The Uyghur genocide university divestment movement is here ($$The Washington Post) Kazakh voices from camps and jails in Xinjiang - Kairat and Zharkyn Audygan (Bitter Winter) Kazakh voices from camps and jails in Xinjiang - Gulguina Toktagazy (Bitter Winter) Kazakh voices from camps and jails in Xinjiang: Bakytgul Ramazan (Bitter Winter) Marriott refused to host Uyghur conference, citing 'political neutrality' (Axios) Kazakh voices from camps and jails in Xinjiang: Abikesh Samenuly (Bitter Winter) The not-so model minority: Xi Jinping's Mongolian crackdown (China Leadership Monitor) Sweden stops deportation of Inner Mongolian dissident (Safeguard Defenders) Top political advisor urges accelerated efforts in promoting Putonghua in N.China's Inner Mongolia (Global Times) Wang Yang tours Inner Mongolia, says unity is more important than autonomy (Trivium China) 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 ($$SCMP) Netizens shocked by high-profile corruption case in Inner Mongolia involving head of economic zone (Global Times) Why critics are asking if Inner Mongolia is the next Tibet or Xinjiang (intellinews) N.China's Inner Mongolia passes regulation to promote ethnic unity (Global Times) Inner Mongolia requires ethnic schools to use standard Chinese language for certain subjects (Global Times) A game designer in Beijing bought toy guns. China imprisoned him (NYT) Seven Beijing toilets that are worth a squat (the beijinger) Lambda, Mu ... Omicron? Why the WHO skipped 'Nu' and 'Xi' to name latest coronavirus variant (SCMP) New Covid variant called omicron not Xi to avoid offending Chinese ruler (The Telegraph) 'What's the use of calling?': Hotline outburst goes viral (CNN) Ayayi, première employée virtuelle d’Alibaba (Le Vent de la Chine) Mercedes-Benz hurts Chinese men’s feelings with video featuring feminist comedian (SupChina) Pole dancing performance at non-official industrial meeting sparks controversy (Global Times) China shouldn't cancel Piano Prince Li Yundi over one night with a sex worker. Look at Hugh Grant ($$SCMP) Namewee & Kimberley Chen: How two singers defeated the CCP (Bitter Winter)
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