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China must play part in preserving world order that US isolationism imperils ($$SCMP) Beijing bans personal pilgrimages to Mecca for Chinese Muslims ($$SCMP, MSN) Xi's ten commandments for Shenzhen (Trivium China) China's dangers of victory (Settimana News) Covax: Covid vaccine global effort gets China's support (The Guardian) Will souring China-Australia relations force a rethink on trade? (France 24) U.S. urged to extend visas for Chinese journalists (China Daily) Chinese FM makes four-point proposal on building China-EU partnership (Xinhua) Chinese, Latin American media join hands to tide over the global crisis (China Plus) Technological decoupling: One world, two systems? (Trivium China) Chinese leadership meets to set policy direction for next 5 years ($$FT, The Finance Info) Why China's dramatic economic recovery might not add up (The Guardian) In a world mired in recession, China manages a V-shaped recovery (The Economist) China is bijna cashloos (en dat komt door dit bedrijf) ($$de Volkskrant) China should step up economic structure reforms (Asia Times) China's Ant gets final approval for world’s biggest-ever IPO ($$FT) A chill pill for semiconductor fever (Trivium China) China has 365 mln motor vehicles at end of September (Xinhua) BlackRock’s timely China bonding experience (Asia Times) BlackRock’s timely China bonding experience (Asia Times) China's global fishing dominance (Contexto y Accion) China’s big, fat export control law (Trivium China) International ceramic fair opens in China's 'porcelain capital' (Xinhua0 BBC and China's Bilibili strike framework agreement (MSN) Book: The Maritime Silk Road: China's Belt and Road at Sea (Amazon) China cuts rare earths exports by 43% in Sept, builds stockpile (Asia Times Financial) Xi welcomes countries to engage more in reform, opening up of China's special economic zones (Xinhua) The global economic recovery is dramatically uneven (FT) Armed with strong yuan, China steps up buying (Asia Times) China's influence on the global middle class (Brookings) 'Asean may have to cut members if they continue to be led by an external power' (Mothership) Australia-China: 'To get a sense of how bad relations might get, look back to Menzies' (The Guardian) Brazil approves import of Chinese shot that Bolsonaro nixed (AP) Chinese ambassador calls for efforts to uphold multilateralism at United Nations Day (Xinhua) Holy See-China agreement: 'The progress in dialogue is precious for all' (Parrocchia) North Korea says China dust could spread COVID-19, warns people to stay inside (Reuters) China ready to work with world people to build community with shared future for humanity: Xi (Xinhua) China says honours its obligations over North Korea sanctions (Reuters) Cambodia breaks up protest over alleged China military base (Reuters) China, Bangladesh willing to support mutual core interests, major concerns: Foreign ministers (Xinhua) Pompeo, Esper to push Trump's anti-China message in India (AP) Tegen dit verhaal over 5G kan geen samenzweringstheorie op ($$De Correspondent, Le Monde Diplomatique) How The Epoch Times created a giant influence machine ($$NYT, lightlynews.com) Whether Trump or Biden wins, US-China relations look set to worsen (The Guardian) Trump promised to win the trade war with China. He failed (CNN) Beijing’s Korean war propaganda ‘out of date’, observers say ($$SCMP, MSN) Five key takeaways from Xi Jinping’s Korean war anniversary speech ($$SCMP, MSN) US Defense Secretary details plan to boost alliances to counter China and Russia (Real Clear Defense) China after Covid (London Review of Books) Current US political atmosphere bolsters China-bashing experts (Global Times) Bulgaria signs 5G deal with US excluding Chinese firms (AP) Italy vetoes 5G deal between Fastweb and China's Huawei: sources (Reuters) UK will pay for issuing BNO visas, says Beijing (Asia Times) China urges Britain to 'correct its mistakes' on Hong Kong visas (Reuters) China-Europe climate efforts pave way for world's 'green recovery' (Xinhua) UK MPs urge Dominic Raab to demand China return detained Hong Kong protesters (The Guardian) Fudan University to open a campus in Hungary (Axios China) Greece still sees China as more of a partner than a rival, ambassador to Beijing says ($$SCMP, MSN) EU imposes tariffs on aluminium products from China (Reuters) MI5 boss says Russian and Chinese threats to UK 'growing in severity' (The Guardian) How China made the Netherlands question the free market (Bloomberg) Chinese FM calls on China, Netherlands to set example for free trade, mutual openness, fair competition (Xinhua) Chinese toeristen blijven weg, en zij niet alleen (Trouw) Opvallende samenwerking Huawei met Amsterdamse universiteiten: ‘We doen het niet alleen voor het geld’ ($$de Volkskrant) Amsterdamse universiteiten werken samen met omstreden techgigant Huawei (FD) Gebrek aan nuance in China-discussie: laat gesprek niet over aan pandahuggers en China-bashers (Elsevier Weekblad) KLM resumes Shanghai-Amsterdam passenger flights (Xinhua) China's invloed op onderwijs in Nederland (Clingendael) Kabinet steekt miljoenen in techbedrijf om het uit Aziatische handen te houden ($$FD) China bant varkensvlees uit Nederland (Boederij) Dreams of a Red Emperor: The relentless rise of Xi Jinping (Los Angeles Times) In Xi Jinping's China, nationalism takes a dark turn ($$WSJ, universalpersonality.com) Retired professor at the Central Party School: Xi Jinping is afraid, so repression is intensifying (AsiaNews) In China, the formidable prosecutor turned lonely rights defender ($$NYT, CBNC) Chinese officials downplayed coronavirus risks (FT) Discipline inspectors head to the provinces (Trivium China) Coronavirus: China punishes two health officials over hospital cluster in Qingdao (Reuters) Xi stresses uniting overseas Chinese to realize Chinese dream (Xinhua) Party rules is in the house tonight (Trivium China) Journey to the South (Trivium China) Elder care system faces tests as aging population grows (China Daily) Internet privacy - A private debut (Trivium China) Empire of emperors: What is China, and why you should worry about it (Tablet) Biosecurity is national security (Trivium China) Biosecurity is national security (Trivium China) Jack Ma is still China's richest person as five new billionaires minted a week (YiCai) Chinese millennial women stimulate growth in sex toy market (AFP) The Han takeover of Tibet, Mongolia and Xinjiang continues (The Taiwan Times) China continues 'Hanization' violating the freedom of ethnic minorities (indepthnews.net) Video: A new dawn - Celebrating poverty eradication in China (Shine) China ‘ready to fight’, Xi Jinping says in Korean war address aimed at US ($$SCMP, news.yahoo.com) Sleepwalking into World War III (Foreign Affairs, The CSS Point) Putin: Russia-China military alliance can’t be ruled out (AP) Military-civilian solidarity: March forth united (Trivium China) Rumored PLA deployment of DF-17 hypersonic missiles near Taiwan Straits could deter US meddling in China's internal affairs: analysts (Global Times) Japan unveils first 'big whale' attack submarine as tensions with China rise (Newsweek) Semper Xi: Xi told the troops to be ready for combat (Trivium China) Xi stresses war preparedness during PLA Navy Marine Corps visit (Global Times) 'Indo-Pacific Nato': Wang Yi slams US-led 'Quad' as underlying security risk at Malaysia meeting ($$SCMP, MSN News) QUAD desires 'Asian NATO,' but China has smarter solutions (Global Times) 27-meter-long Ming Dynasty painting sells for $76 million to become most expensive ancient Chinese painting sold at auction (Global Times) China clamps down on climbing 'wild Great Wall' (BBC) Xi stresses better understanding Chinese civilization through archaeology (Xinhua) Ancient Chinese poets: Poems without an 'i' (The NY Review of Books) China launches campaign to promote Putonghua (Xinhua) Chinese cartoons gain international appeal (Shine) Nong who? Learning Shanghainese in a city dominated by Mandarin (Shine) Tech, etymology add fun to 'hanzi' learning (chinadaily.com.cn) Fotograaf Xiaoxiao Xu toont het hedendaagse leven rond de eeuwenoude Chinese Muur ($$de Volkskrant) Passage à vide pour l’industrie du cinéma (Le Vent de la Chine) Chinezen hebben veel vertrouwen in nog niet volledig getest vaccin (FD) Quantum leaps and bounds (Trivium China) Education reform: more exams (Trivium China) Multiple methods ensure higher success rate of COVID-19 vaccines in China as clinical trials suspended in US: experts (Global Times) The kids aren't alright (Trivium China) Can we trust Chinese Covid-19 science? (The Guardian) China stands behind vaccine programs despite doubts (Asia Times) China reports good results on 11 vaccine candidates (CGTN) China's earliest vaccine volunteers conclude 6-month observation, set for second dose (Xinhuanet.com) Annual production capacity of vaccine to reach 610 million doses by 2020: expert (Global Times) Xi pledge sparks rally in 'clean energy' shares ($$FT, The Finance Info) Crisis in the Galapagos: Chinese fishing fleets and COVID-19 threaten a natural wonder (LA Times) Klimaatdoelen China zijn een PR-stunt op hoog niveau: Xi wil wereldleiderschap Subsidies for renewable energy capped (Trivium China) Environment: Peak-a-boo (Trivium China) Premier revers dans la bataille contre la pollution de l’air (Le Vent de la Chine) Going going green (Trivium China) China opens world’s second-largest solar power plant (SupChina) Xi promised China would be carbon neutral by 2060: Hot green air (Probe International) What China's plan for net-zero emissions by 2060 means for the climate (The Guardian) China's Kashgar launches testing, closes schools after coronavirus case (Reuters) Sinopharm says may be able to make over 1 billion coronavirus vaccine doses in 2021 (Reuters) China's Sinovac vaccine is safe, Brazil institute says (Reuters) China's Qingdao city says coronavirus cluster traced to two dock workers (Reuters) Covid-19: China's Qingdao to test nine million in five days (BBC) La Covid-19 éradiquée en Chine ? (Le Vent de la Chine) WHO waits for China to approve pandemic origins investigators (SCMP) Nine days in Wuhan, the Ground Zero of the coronavirus pandemic (The New Yorker) Death toll rises to 18 in NE China car accident (Xinhua) China coal mine accident kills 16, Xinhua says (Reuters) US says has evidence of forced labor in Chinese sweetener made by Inner Mongolia company ($$Bloomberg) Detained Chinese poet 'under pressure to confess' in Yunnan (RFA) China still allowing use of pangolin scales in traditional medicine (The Guardian) Beijing Yanjing Brewery's stock tanks as chairman is detained (Ycai) China spies and gamblers want your Covid app data (Asia Times) Beijing unveils new protections for health emergency whistleblowers (Reuters) Wuhan Covid journalist missing since February found, says friend (The Guardian) A brutal exposé of inhumane working conditions at food delivery companies (SupChina) A violinist lost his seat and his job. He blames China ($$NYT, Deccan Herald) Ecuador says some Chinese vessels near Galapagos have cut communications systems (Reuters) IOC president: The Olympics are about diversity and unity, not politics and profit. Boycotts don't work (The Guardian) England's Premier league sues China partner for $215.3 million (Bloomberg, Caixin) Irrelevant fitness tests inject chaos into 2020 Chinese national sporting championships (SupChina) Englands' Premier League scores China broadcast deal with Tencent (Reuters) Human rights groups protest Beijing 2022 Olympics (SupChina) Premier League rights: China deal terminated with immediate effect (BBC) Beijing's Workers' Stadium razed as China eyes World Cup bid (AFP) Uighur group urges IOC to reconsider 2022 Beijing Winter Games venue (Reuters) Brazilian footballer in China faces virus penalty (AP) Alle tennistoernooien in China voor dit jaar geschrapt, ook Diamond League geannuleerd (AD) Hundreds rally in Taiwan, call for release of 12 Hong Kong people arrested by China (Reueters) PLA could send jets over Taiwan to defend sovereignty if US military jets fly over island (Global Times) China threatens retaliation over new US arms sales to Taiwan (Reuters) US approves $1.8bn weapons sale to Taiwan (BBC) Playing the 'Taiwan card' is a dead end for the UK (Global Times) Taiwan says it won't be intimidated by China's 'hooligan' diplomats (Reuters) A distracted US is dangerous for Taiwan ($$FT, EWNews) Chinese embassy denies physically attacking Taipei official in Fiji (CGTN) Taiwan official in hospital after alleged 'violent attack' by Chinese diplomats in Fiji (The Guardian) Chinese military beefs up coastal forces as it prepares for possible invasion of Taiwan ($$SCMP, MSN) Covid: Cathay Pacific to run at half capacity next year (BBC) Missing Hong Kong protester Alexandra Wong 'was held in mainland China' (BBC) In Hong Kong, Communist Party officials stride out of the shadows ($$NYT, 365news)) Carrie Lam's non-speech said it all: Hong Kong and Shenzhen have swapped roles ($$SCMP, MSN) Hong Kong police raids outspoken media tycoon's office (AP) HK rejects Taiwan charter plane carrying ‘defense personnel,’ reflects one-China principle: observer (Global Times) Long-reigning king of southern China, Hong Kong looks north to a possible usurper ($$SCMP, sg.news.yahoo.com) Laser beams illuminate Lion Rock for 12 held in China (AsiaNews) HK police redefine 'media representatives' to improve local media ecology (Global Times) Academics warn of 'chilling effect' of Hong Kong security law (The Guardian) 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) Macau, a criança de ouro (Trivium China) Macau: China's other 'one country, two systems' region (BBC) China urges US to stop undermining Tibet's development, stability (Xinhua) Beijing's motives for crushing Tibetan language (Asia Times) US' Tibet coordinator 'a vain try' (Global Times) Tibetan diaspora spying case in New York sows distrust and confusion (The Guardian) Western report distorts Tibetan employment service as coercive (Global Times) China 'coercing' thousands of Tibetans into mass labour camps - report (BBC) China's labor scheme in Tibet like Xinjiang: report (AFP) China sharply expands mass labor program in Tibet (Reuters) China sharply expands mass labor program in Tibet (Reuters) Xinjiang's system of militarized vocational training comes to Tibet (The Jamestown Foundation) US says no justification for 'concentration camps' in China (Reuters) China opposes Pompeo's remarks on Xinjiang-related issues, religion (Xinhua) The persecution of the Uyghurs is a crime against humanity (The Economist) China's crackdown on the Uighurs (FT) 'Something close' to genocide in China's Xinjiang, says US. security adviser (Reuters) US sanctions on Xinjiang firms are an 'act of blatant bullying' (Xinhua) Chinese detention 'leaving thousands of Uighur children without parents' (The Guardian) Gloves linked to forced labor in China stopped at LA port (AP) Uighur mosques closed by Beijing, handed over for tourist use (The Asahi Shimbun) Momentum shifts against China on Xinjiang (Axios China) Thousands held in Inner Mongolia as crackdown on language protesters continues (RFA) Inner Mongolians Pressured to Sinicize Their Children (Bitter Winter) Why the world should care about language in Inner Mongolia (The Diplomat) China insists Genghis Khan exhibit in Nantes not use words 'Genghis Khan' (AFP) Police in Inner Mongolia arrest prominent rights lawyer on spying charges (Radio Free Asia) 'China has wiped out millions of nomadic populations in the border areas', says Mongolian Human Rights group director (OpIndia) 'The next Xinjiang': Inner Mongolia's battle to save its culture (The Sydney Morning Herald) Another front in Beijing's war against difference (Inside Story) Threats of arrest, job loss and surveillance. China targets its Inner Mongolian 'model minority' (Los Angeles Times) Southern Mongolia: New language policy imposed by China worries Hong Kong (Unrepresented Nations & Peoples Organization) De hardnekkige kriebelhoest van Chinese leider Xi Jinping gaat in coronatijd direct viraal ($$de Volkskrant) Swedish artist depicts Xi Jinping as 'Bat-man', the man who allowed the Wuhan virus to spread (AsiaNews) 'Smart' male chastity device can be controlled by hackers, users warned (AFP) China's factories pull in the profits by making Trump merchandise (FT) Xi says China willing to work with Liechtenstein to push for new progress in bilateral ties (Xinhua) China demands Twitter inquiry as ambassador to UK 'likes' porn tweet (The Guardian) Five cheeky men busted for streaking in South China (that's) S. Korean singer Lee Hyori in hot water after suspected of disrespecting Chairman Mao (Global Times) AI program encourages young Chinese to clear plates (Xinhua) Chinese diplomat pictured walking on locals’ backs highlights Pacific power struggle (SCMP)
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