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  • China en de wereldcrisis

  • Slowdown, climbdown or meltdown, Asia sits on AI's fault line (Asia Times)
  • What China winning the AI race could look like (Newsweek)
  • Why India wants peace in Ukraine - and China ($Project Syndicate)
  • A new BRICS is emerging - can it deliver? (Asia Times)
  • China’s spy agency warns of AI risk to national security ($FT)
  • *** What Iran's resilience tells China, Russia about US power (Asia Times)
  • Thank China: Republicans and Communists agree on data centers (Gatestone Institute)
  • Tesla and the Musks 'Chinamaxx' as rumors swirl over EV maker's plans ($Nikkei Asia)
  • Manufacturing at Suez: China's hedge against fragile chokepoints (Alicia Garcia Herrero)
  • 'Crumbling into disarray': Xi warns global order is fracturing as US-China tensions threaten markets (Moneywise)
  • Economie - Nationaal

  • How China's leader plans to win the future with AI (NYT)
  • What China's vibe-coding capital can tell us about the AI boom (The New Yorker)
  • How China's leader plans to win the future with AI (NYT)
  • China's AI makes a great leap forward. But its economy is falling behind (NYT)
  • Domestic auto sales collapse in August, NEV penetration hits new high (Trivium China)
  • China's economy hits a weak spot: consumers aren't spending (Cryptopolitan)
  • China growth outlook dims as real estate, retail pressure worsens ($Nikkei Asia)
  • China must be properly scared for an AI slowdown to work (Asia Times)
  • China’s investment picture – from bad to marginally better (Trivium China)
  • *** What really made China rich (US-China Perception Monitor)
  • Economie - Internationaal

  • How China is conquering high-tech markets once controlled by the West (The Washington Post)
  • China boosts crude oil, LNG imports from Canada as Ottawa-Washington relations sour ($SCMP)
  • Cui Fan: China certainly will not apologise for 'overcapacity' (Pekingnology)
  • China's approach to AI in the Global South: selling the razor blades, not the razor ($Trivium China)
  • India wants to buy fewer Chinese imports, but keeps needing more (NYT)
  • Outside help: Chinese workers discover the leverage of foreign pressure (Pekingnology)
  • Peak oil and pivots: The structural shift in China-GCC economic relations (EuroAsia and the World)
  • Power of Siberia 2 pipeline talks stall over China-Russia price dispute: sources ($SCMP)
  • Exports and imports surge on the back of elevated memory chip prices (Trivium China)
  • China's export machine strengthens in August as US critiques trade imbalance ($SCMP)
  • Internationale Relaties

  • Japan, suffering Xi's ire, hopes Trump can help temper China (NYT)
  • Why a new Pakistan-China border pact has irked India (BBC)
  • China presses Iran to help rein in Houthis after Saudi appeal, sources say (Reuters)
  • Hong Kong bankrolling China's bid for global AI reach
  • The real BRICS summit happened in a side room with Modi and Xi (EuroAsia and the World)
  • What the Modi Xi meet means for India China Relations (The India China Newsletter)
  • Chinese leader pledges to help Brics nations with AI and smart manufacturing ($SCMP)
  • China's anti-corruption law is going global. What does it mean for overseas firms? ($SCMP)
  • Xi tells Modi China and India bear huge ‘responsibilities’ in world marked by flux (SCMP)
  • In a club of emerging powers, China and India vie for influence (NYT)
  • China - Verenigde Staten

  • Trump's Iran strategy has a China problem (Newsweek)
  • The great AI gamble (Brookings)
  • Trump-Xi summit bade farewell to 'China plus one' (Asia Times)
  • Trump offered to sell arms to China, US ambassador says (NYT)
  • The surprising reasons China is skeptical of AI safety calls (NYT)
  • Xi comes bearing gifts: 2 giant pandas and 100,000 student visas (The Hill)
  • In AI race, US models have the edge, but China has other advantages (NYT)
  • The US and China are entering a new era (NYT)
  • Xi Jinping says China, US should be partners, not rivals (CGTN)
  • US and China agree to extend trade truce until January: Bessent ($Nikkei Asia)
  • China - Europa

  • China seeks German help to stave off EU trade sanctions days before Xi-Trump summit ($SCMP)
  • Caspar Veldkamp, nouveau visage de l'Union Européenne en Chine (Le Vent de la Chine)
  • Europe's China Shock 2.0: Where does it go from here? (Brookings)
  • German firms back tougher EU trade measures on China despite business risks (SCMP)
  • Watching China in Europe - September 2026 (Noah Barkin)
  • German industry presses Merz for tougher China policy (Reuters)
  • China and the West: Blacklisted in Washington, welcomed in Madrid (Think BRICS)
  • Video: China is quietly doing far more damage to European industry (EU MADE SIMPLE)
  • Germans emerge as Europe's biggest China hawks as economic pain begins to bite (SCMP)
  • Brussels vs Beijing: The new trade battle begins in Morocco and Turkey (Euronews)
  • China - Nederland

  • WRR: innovatie alleen is niet genoeg, ook ander handelsbeleid is nodig (WRR)
  • China's DUV lithography still lags ASML by four generations (Asia Times)
  • China's scale, innovation, business dynamism offer major opportunities across industries: Dutch business representative (Global Times)
  • China's scale, innovation, business dynamism offer major opportunities across industries: Dutch business representative (Global Times)
  • China targets strategic sectors in Netherlands, report warns, citing ASML (Nikkei Asia)
  • Dutch trade minister Sjoerd Sjoerdsma in China for high-stakes talks on tech war, tariff tensions (SCMP)
  • Uyghur rights: Dutch Parliament hits Beijing where it hurts (Bitter Winter)
  • The Hague City Council bans pro-Chinese Lantern Festival (Bitter Winter)
  • The Netherlands vows to protect Uyghurs against China’s transnational harassment (Bitter Winter)
  • The doppa on our heads, the homeland in our hearts: Amsterdam's lonely Uyghur on doppa day (Bitter Winter)
  • Politiek

  • Après Xi, le déluge? (Newsweek)
  • Why Xi Jinping should let pastor John Cao come home (Gatestone)
  • Xi Jinping health rumors explained: what we know and don't know (Newsweek)
  • CCP propaganda wants you: behind the curtain of China's global TV machine (Bitter Winter)
  • China treats AI as comprehensive strategy and that makes a big difference (EuroAsia and the World)
  • How China's spy boss signaled his agency is taking control of AI (Newsweek)
  • China's AI double fear (Newsweek)
  • Anthropic reveals massive Chinese anti-dissident AI-generated slander (Bitter Winter)
  • Inside the Maoist Communist Party of China. 1. A leftist dissent (Bitter Winter)
  • Social media in China is getting really dark (NYT)
  • Maatschappij

  • 'People had naive expectations': How MeToo has changed in China (The Guardian)
  • China's new exit rules reveal a state that fears its own citizens (Bitter Winter)
  • 'People had naive expectations': How MeToo has changed in China (The Guardian)
  • I went to Kyrgyzstan to find China's silent nomads (ChinaTalk)
  • Low pay, job insecurity for China's trainee doctors a turn-off for young talent (SCMP)
  • Asia's lonely economy of one (Asia Times)
  • Fujian villagers halt attempted demolition of Guanyin statue (Bitter Winter)
  • 'If you defend house churches, we will shut down your law firm' (Bitter Winter)
  • New reality for China's entertainment sector as AI drama goes prime time (SCMP)
  • Why China's shrinking population may be a blessing, not a curse (SCMP)
  • Militaire zaken

  • China pairs undersea drone mothership with multidomain war vision (Asia Times)
  • Terminator now: China is exploring humanoid robots for war (Asia Times)
  • Report: Chinese entities gave Iran satellite images before deadly strike on US base (The Times of Israel)
  • 50 years after Mao's death, Xi still draws power from 'barrel of a gun' ($Nikkei)
  • From dance floor to war: China readies humanoid robots for combat (Reuters)
  • Chinese military university urged to revise AI course to 'educate for war' (SCMP)
  • This obscure airport tells you a lot about China ($The Washington Post)
  • America's scientific elite is fueling China's military machine (Newsweek)
  • Chinese navy’s combat software guru Zhao Xiaozhe disappears from academy website (SCMP)
  • PLA scientists say submarine cables carrying 99% of global data could be 'easy target' ($SCMP)
  • Cultuur

  • Documentary films: 'I thought it didn't stand a cat's chance in hell': Andrew Ridgeley on Wham’s surreal trip to China (The Guardian)
  • Food delivery rider wins China's top literary prize (BBC)
  • Why are Chinese audiences going for Korean musicals rather than Western shows? ($SCMP)
  • What the I Ching is really about ($SCMP)
  • China wants to suppress independent cinema. But young film-makers are undaunted by red lines (The Guardian)
  • Art on trial - a sculptor's arrest highlights new extremes for censorship in China (BBC)
  • Plato goes to Beijing: Why Xi Jinping wants China to become a world leader in Greek and Latin studies (Bitter Winter)
  • When the esoteric West sought the Dao - and discovered its own reflection (Bitter Winter)
  • "Was I scared going back to China? No': Ai Weiwei on AI, western censorship and returning home (The Guardian)
  • Le Serpent se faufile, le Cheval hennit (Le Vent de la Chine)
  • Wetenschap en Onderwijs

  • Cheaper CAR-T therapy drawing global cancer patients to China (Asia Times)
  • 5 years after sweeping ban, China's tutoring industry still bleeding parents dry ($SCMP)
  • UK university teacher: 'We pretend to teach, they pretend to learn’. The reality of lecturing Chinese students (The Spectator)
  • China’s humanoid robots aren’t smart enough to take your job – yet (Reuters)
  • Robots smash human track records, including Bolt's 100m sprint — video (Reuters, China Central Television)
  • When humanoids outrun Olympians, what comes next? (Nikkei Asia)
  • Video - Chinese humanoid robot 'Superman' hits 28 mph and could outrun Usain Bolt (New York Post)
  • Record graduate influx lifts China's youth jobless rate to 17.9% in July (SCMP)
  • China’s shaping the future of open?source technology including AI (Asia Times)
  • Video: A glimpse from China of AI's future (The Economist)
  • Milieu

  • China's Net Zero advantage (Tablet)
  • China's anti-desertification solutions contribute to a greener world (Xinhua)
  • Central regulators tigthen environmental accountability for local leaders with new measures (Trivium China)
  • Typhoon Narra: record flood waters submerge homes and force mass evacuations in China (Reuters)
  • China planted 78 billion new trees - and seriously messed up its water cycle (Popular Mechanics)
  • 40% of flights grounded in Shanghai as long-lived Typhoon Dolphin moves north ($SCMP)
  • China evacuates one million from homes as massive storm arrives (BBC)
  • Is China's climate returning to that of Tang dynasty golden age? Experts warn of a trap (SCMP)
  • How climate change and tariffs help China raise more cattle (NYT)
  • Cars swept away and trees toppled as Typhoon Noul brings flooding to southern China – video (Reuters, AP)
  • Rampen en ongelukken

  • Climate change played role in Nepal-Tibet flood, study finds (BBC)
  • China falls victim to own secrecy after Nepal's deadly floods ($Newsweek)
  • 31 dead, 531 missing after mudslide hits border port in China's Xizang (Xinhua)
  • China stuurt DNA-deskundigen naar Nepal, dodental verder gestegen ($de Volkskrant)
  • China says 261 foreigners from 23 countries are missing in Tibet flood (NYT)
  • China's super-dam is becoming an upstream water bomb (Project Syndicate)
  • Chinese rescuers find 'nothing but ruins' at border crossing as Nepal seeks help to ID and store the dead (The Guardian, Reuters)
  • Chinese Embassy in Nepal rebuts 'fake news' claims over devastating mudslide in border areas, urges cooperation for saving lives (Global Times)
  • Chinese premier arrives at mudslide-hit area in Xizang (Xinhua)
  • High-altitude glacier collapse in Nepal triggers mudslide disaster in China's Xizang: expert (Global Times)
  • Schandalen

  • Zion's Light Church Case: lawyers face violence in court (Bitter Winter)
  • Artist known for sculptures of Mao Zedong jailed for slandering 'heroes and martyrs' (The Guardian)
  • China sentences the founder op the collapsed real estate giant Evergrande to life in prison (NYT)
  • Founder of China's property giant Evergrande sentenced to life in prison (BBC)
  • 84-year-old female Falun Gong practitioner dies in notorious Heilongjiang prison (Bitter Winter)
  • Corruption: Another financial official bites the dust (Trivium China)
  • China launches global tax hunt going back decades ($FT)
  • Former president of China Development Bank under probe (Xinhua)
  • Politburo member Ma Xingrui's downfall exposes shadowy network tied to Evergrande, Vanke ($Caixin)
  • 'Even Politburo members can be touched': what the latest purge says about Xi Jinping's China (The Guardian)
  • Sport

  • China outlines new five-year plan for sports powerhouse drive (gov.cn)
  • Why China's football problem is an economic problem (Sinification)
  • Chinese robot beats Usain Bolt's 100-meter record (NYT)
  • With no team in World Cup, China fans rally around a red card-happy referee (BBC)
  • The Chinese sports brand taking on Nike and Adidas (BBC)
  • China views sports industry as new growth driver in next five years (Xinhua)
  • Chinese government unveils plan to boost football development and youth training (Xinhua)
  • Third division Chinese football team penalized for attempting to gift match officials (Global Times)
  • Two securities officials fall to their deaths amid China's graft sweep ($Caixin)
  • China's pro-wrestlers search for a star to bring the sport out of the shadows (The Guardian)
  • Taiwan

  • Top US Senate Democrat Jeanne Shaheen warns Trump not to waver on Taiwan ahead of Xi meet ($SCMP)
  • One issue that could upend fragile US-China ties: Taiwan arms (NYT)
  • *** Taiwan in the US–EU–China triangle (The Balancing Act)
  • Can Taiwan build drones? (ChinaTalk)
  • Will the US become China’s indirect enforcer on Taiwan? (Asia Times)
  • China boycotts a top art festival over Taiwan exhibition (NYT)
  • China advises its citizens to leave Taiwan ally Eswatini over 'security risks' (BBC)
  • Taiwan opens up about US security cooperation ahead of Xi-Trump summit (The Japan Times)
  • How secure is Taiwan? The view from Taipei (Brookings)
  • Inspired by Ukraine's battlefield gains, Taiwan is betting on drones to deter a potential Chinese invasion (NYT)
  • Hongkong

  • Hong Kong: Tiananmen vigil leaders jailed up to 7 years, as group is fined HK$1.5 million (SCMP)
  • Joshua Wong admits instigating sanctions against Beijing, Hong Kong governments (SCMP)
  • 'Panic' as US immigrant visa interview pause hits at least 100 Hong Kong applicants (SCMP)
  • These bookshops let Chinese readers question their country - now the doors are closing (BBC)
  • Two Hong Kong's Tiananmen activists convicted in national security trial (BBC)
  • Communist confession rituals return in Hong Kong (Bitter Winter)
  • Yes, the Hong Kong of old is over (Project Syndicate)
  • Hong Kong: booksellers raided, arrested for selling Emily Feng's 'Red Flowers' book (Bitter Winter)
  • Five arrested after Hong Kong police raid independent bookshops (BBC)
  • Hong Kong eateries welcome dogs as city relaxes ban (AP)
  • Macau

  • Sinicization of religion reaches Macau (Bitter Winter)
  • Then they came for Macau: The Au Kam San case cignals an escalation of repression (Bitter Winter)
  • Macau's Grand Emperor hotel rips up lobby floor to sell off gold bricks (The Guardian)
  • Macau's silent chill: the arrest of Au Kam San and the unseen repression (Bitter Winter)
  • Macau's big money days are behind it (FT)
  • Xi Jinping urges Macau to diversify economy away from casinos (The Guardian)
  • Xi swears in new leader of casino hub Macao, telling the city to diversify economy (AP)
  • Macau: a city of contrasts – in pictures (The Guardian)
  • Macao's casino boom brings wealth but at a cost, 25 years since China's takeover (AP)
  • Macau 'gradually unleashing deep potential' in push for better future: Xi ($SCMP)
  • Tibet

  • Smoke over Lhasa: an exhibition on the uprising that defined a generation (Bitter Winter)
  • Tibet or Xizang? Why Real Madrid's condolences for mudslide victims hurt Chinese feelings (The Straits Times)
  • The mudslide buried homes, the Communist Party buried the numbers (Bitter Winter)
  • The Nepal-Tibet catastrophe: what is China hiding? (Bitter Winter)
  • Footage of Tibet floods isn't being shown in China - and we know little about victims there (BBC)
  • China's weaponization of Tibet's green revolution (Bitter Winter)
  • Progress 'with Chinese characteristics': a threat to the Tibetan people? (Bitter Winter)
  • Tibetan protesters in New Delhi denounce China with shaved heads and prayers (Euronews)
  • In death, a Tibetan activist finally got the world's attention (NYT)
  • Wang Huning tours Tibet to enforce the new Ethnic Unity Law (Bitter Winter)
  • Xinjiang

  • The agreement Beijing did not erase (Bitter Winter)
  • No Uyghur is beyond reach: AI and Beijing's new machinery of transnational repression (Bitter Winter)
  • How Beijing turned Uyghur childhood into a state project (Bitter Winter)
  • How Beijing turns human relationships into instruments of power (Bitter Winter)
  • The August 4, 2008, Semen Road Uyghur attack: was it really 'terrorism'? (Bitter Winter)
  • China's transnational anti-Uyghur strategy: new research by Zenz and Tohti (Bitter Winter)
  • China's Ethnic Unity Law: Uyghurs in the diaspora already see its effects (Bitter Winter)
  • The East Turkestan flag at the World Cup (Bitter Winter)
  • Coming together against silence: reflections on the 3rd International Uyghur Forum, ten years after the camps (Bitter Winter)
  • Uyghur fathers, Uyghur children: persecution and resilience across generations (Bitter Winter)
  • Binnen-Mongolie

  • The Great Solar Wall in Inner Mongolia: China doubles down on its ambitious effort to tame deserts ($SCMP)
  • Ga. Sharavjamts and the Mongolian myths China tried to silence (Bitter Winter)
  • July 5: The Urumqi massacre’s unanswered questions (Bitter Winter)
  • How Chinese propaganda erased Mongolian identity - and much more (Bitter Winter)
  • Mongolian: The language Beijing wants to bury alive (Bitter Winter)
  • A memoir on repression in China's Southern Mongolia - in an anti-West magazine (Bitter Winter)
  • Genocide in Southern Mongolia: the return of a buried history (Bitter Winter)
  • Inner Mongolia focuses on desertification control of Horqin sandy land (Xinhua)
  • Words used for cultural genocide: how 'Northern Frontier' is replacing 'Inner Mongolia' (Bitter Winter)
  • Unusual protest by Southern Mongolian herders ask for compensation after grazing ban (Bitter Winter)
  • Een lach en een traan

  • Watch: Six-year-old girl from China sets new Rubik's Cube world record (BBC)
  • Chinese restaurant chains put AI on the menu ($FT)
  • An aging population in China inspires a new industry: Adult children for hire (The Washington Post)
  • For Xi's critics, summit spectacle is fuel for jokes they can't tell (NYT)
  • Humanoid robots show rapid advances as they race past humans in Beijing half-marathon (Reuters)
  • Chinese carmaker patents voice-controlled 'in-vehicle toilet' (BBC)
  • The Party bureaucrat who married his deceased sister (Bitter Winter)
  • AI-gekte in China bereikt grens: overheid waarschuwt voor gevaarlijke app 'De Kreeft' ($de Volkskrant)
  • Why are smugglers swarming East Africa for ants to send to China and Europe? ($SCMP)
  • Group of dogs that went missing in China go viral after walking 17km home (The Guardian
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     China en de wereldcrisis
     Economie - Nationaal
     Economie - Internationaal
     Internationale Relaties
     China - Verenigde Staten
     China - Europa
     China - Nederland
     Politiek
     Maatschappij
     Militaire zaken
     Cultuur
     Wetenschap en Onderwijs
     Milieu
     Rampen en ongelukken
     Schandalen
     Sport
     Taiwan
     Hongkong
     Macau
     Tibet
     Xinjiang
     Binnen-Mongolie
     Een lach en een traan