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Kim-Xi talks (Sinocism)Beyond Trump's Korea fantasies ($$The New York Times)Xi Jinping urges DPRK, US to carry out Singapore summit results (CGTN)Is North Korea behaving differently this time? (Inside Story)US and South Korea to suspend war games following summit between Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un (Independent)Americans have figured it out: North Korea won! (The Washington Post)China hates to be engaged in trade war but will firmly defend national interests (Xinhua)Trump's promises to Kim Jong-un leave US and allies scrambling ($$The New York Times)Video: Trading bombs for beaches? Tracking North Korea's tourism plans (The New York Times)This should have been the real headline of the Trump-Kim summit: 'US weakens its 70-year alliance with South Korea' ($$The Washington Post)Economie - Nationaal
Legislature pitches in to address data falsification (Trivium)Beijing now has 1,000-kilometer long '7th Ring Road' to ease traffic pressure (Xinhua)Editorial: China must oppose bailouts for local government debt (Caixin)Empty home. House ownership in rapidly urbanising China (International Institute for Asian Studies)Truckers on strike and the structural contradictions of China's logistics industry (China Change)Strike by lorry drivers paralyses Shandong and Shanxi (AsiaNews)Local governments don’t believe the center will watch them go bankrupt (Trivium)The government still can’t tame the property market (Trivium)China takes wheel as true driver of global auto industry (Automotive News China)Financial de-risking will continue (Trivium)Economie - Internationaal
Belt, Road leads to Papua New Guinea (China Daily)President, Nepal PM cite role of Belt, Road (China Daily)New negative list will ease limits on foreign investors (Global Times)Just the fear of a trade war is straining the global economy ($$The New York Times)Yuan-denominated crude futures make steady progress (China Daily)China's ride-hailing giant Didi to launch in Australia (BBC)China keeps opening. But it's all about making domestic players more competitive - not granting concessions to the West (Trivium)Huawei denies being locked out of bidding to help build 5G network in Australia (The Guardian) When it comes to making electric cars, there’s China and everyone else (Quartz)China is hurting itself and the world by pretending it is poor (Bloomberg)Internationale Relaties
Pope says China talks going well, dialogue worth the risk (Reuters)North Korea deserves trust as Kim shows resolution on China trip: analysts (Global Times)China's regular patrol and construction help with free navigation in the S.China Sea (Global Times)Xi promotes the China model to Kim (Trivium)China's new science of sycophantology (China Media Project)Opinion: Rise of China, East Asia to reshape world in 21st century (Caixin) Russia will take China's side against US in world trade war (Newsweek)Nothing to fear from China, says Malaysia's Mahathir Mohamad, but lopsided deals must end (South China Morning Post)Nepal's Oli visits Beijing amid China-India-Nepal triangle (CGTN)Kim Jong-un arrives in Beijing for third visit this year a week after summit with Trump (Reuters)China - Verenigde Staten
China says US swinging ‘big stick’ of unfair trade tactics (AP)China slams ‘capricious’ US trade actions (Global Times)Xinhua News Agency cheers the decline of American leadership (SupChina)China regrets US exit from United Nations Human Rights Council (CGTN)Trump's trade war spooks markets as White House waits for China to blink ($$The New York Times)Trade fight with US complicates China's campaign to contain debt ($$The Wall Street Journal)The United States is pushing toward war with China (The Nation)Donald Trump has a point about China’s technology abuses ($$Financial Times)Trump tariffs: US escalates trade threats to China (BBC)Vicious cycle of trade retaliation begins (Trivium)China - Europa
'16+1 Cooperation' of China and Central and Eastern European countries elevate B&R cooperation to new heights (XInhua)Greece intends to increase cooperation with China (Xinhua)China's influence in Europe (China Digital Times)EU, China continue cooperation on Iran nuke deal: EU spokesperson (Xinhua) 15 jun 2018Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi is going after Europe (CNN)China, EU should work together for better globalization: envoy (Xinhua)Connecting the China-Europe Railway Express with 'Belt and Road' logistics networks (HKTDC Research)Chinese investment in UK property down 70 percent (China Daily)EU takes a stand against China’s ‘technology violations (Asia Times)'Ook Europa krijgt meer te maken met de scherpe macht van China' (Het Financieele Dagblad)China - Nederland
ING hungry for slice of digital banking sector (China Daily)Prof. Frank Pieke and Mikko Huotari new leaders of the Mercator Institute for China Studies (MERICS)Wang Yi Meets with Minister of Foreign Affairs Stef Blok of the Netherlands (fi.china-embassy.org)China, Netherlands willing to strengthen cooperation on B&R (Xinhua) Chinese raket met Nederlandse apparatuur naar achterkant van de maan (NOS)Chinese student moet meer gaan betalen (Het Financieele Dagblad)Marietje Schaake over Chinese handelspolitiek: 'Het Westen wordt uitgespeeld' (Het Financieele Dagblad)Nederlandse dirigent Harmen Cnossen brengt muzikale vrijheid aan Chinese musici (NPO)Universiteiten van Leiden, Delft en Rotterdam willen toe naar gezamenlijke samenwerking met China (Universiteit Leiden)Universiteit Wageningen verwacht onderzoekspark te ontwikkelen in China ($$Het Financieele Dagblad)Politiek
Officials publicize deeds of 10 teenager role-models (Women Voice)China censors British comedian John Oliver after he mocks its president (Inkstone)'Ruling through ritual': An interview with sociologist Guo Yuhua (The New York Review of Books)What Xi got up to in Shandong - The most persistent message: We must become strong, and technology is key(Trivium)Book on Xi's journalistic thought (Xinhua)People's Daily ♥︎ Xi Jinping (SupChina)Film and TV censorship about to get even worse - memo (SupChina)Video games banned from live-streaming, Tencent’s new game is spared (SupChina)China's political meritocracy versus Western democracy ($$The Economist)New wave of arrests and expulsions in China against Korean missionaries (AsiaNews)Maatschappij
Home of China's dog meat festival defiant amid outcry (Reuters)Expert predicts China may shortly have a third aircraft carrier (People's Daily Online)China unsolved: Who poisoned Zhu Ling? (SupChina)China had 231,564 journalists at the end of 2017 (Xinhua)China’s social credit system spreads to more daily transactions (Brookings)‘Stay Calm’: Police in China warn against spike in suicide attempts after matches (Global Times)China's first humane prison in Sichuan (AsiaNews)China launches campaign against pornographic web novels (Xinhua)China playing key role in ending AIDS: UNAIDS chief (Xinhua)China sees fewer newborns in 2017 despite expanding two-child coverage (Global Times)Militaire zaken
Chinese shipbuilder shows mysterious new carrier (Global Times)Hacker group in China may disrupt US satellites, cybersecurity firm warns (Newsweek)Chinese shipbuilder shows 'mysterious' new carrier (Global Times)China's pledges more military aid as Cambodia prepares for controversial election (South China Morning Post)China's new aircraft carrier is in for repairs - and its project manager faces corruption charges (news.com.au)Xi stresses building elite maritime force during navy inspection (Xinhua)Chinese missile launchers reappear on disputed South China Sea island (CNN)China hacked a Navy contractor and secured a trove of highly sensitive data on submarine warfare ($$The Washington Post)France challenges China's dominance in South China Sea (Philstar)China to promote military-civilian development of hydrogen technology (Xinhua)Cultuur
China film: Quota? What quota? (China Filminsider)Jia Zhangke to lead 2nd BRICS co-produced film (Xinhua)Cultural relics from ancient Silk Road, Renaissance on display in Beijing (Xinhua)China to fine camping, cooking on Great Wall (Global Times)China builds alliance to protect Great Wall (Xinhua)5,000-year-long Chinese civilization verified (Xinhua)Before the revolution (New York Review of Books)Can English remain the 'world's favourite' language? (BBC)Archaeologist who uncovered China's 8,000-man terra cotta army dies at 82 (NPR)China to use AI and drones to protect Great Wall (Xinhua)Wetenschap en Onderwijs
China to build nuclear tech college amid talent shortage (Global Times)Beijing subways could get facial recognition and palm scanning tech, Chinese media reports (CNBC)The next Chinese behemoths: Healthcare companies (SupChina)East-west contest for Asian finance students (Financial Times)Can China innovate? (Al Jazeera)China's quantum radar to monitor high-speed aircraft from space (Global Times)More overseas talent returns to China, many to senior positions (Global Times)China takes the fast lane in self-driving auto race (Nikkei)China takes new steps to lure science talent from abroad (Chinese Academy of Sciences)Nature Index 2018: rise of Chinese research strength continues (Times Higher Education)Milieu
How rules for migration and land use hurt China's environment ($$Caixin)Chinese firms with good environmental records to be exempted from output curbs (Reuters)China is serious about combatting air pollution (Trivium)China seizes 955,800 tonnes of foreign garbage in Jan-May (Xinhua)Meet the scientist who may have unexpectedly solved China's smog problem (Radii)How China is handling its environmental challenges (Xinhua)Fund proposed to clean environment (China Daily)China summons officials to pollution 'name and shame' meeting (Reuters)China is reforesting land the size of Ireland. Here’s what that looks like ($$The Washington Post)The challenges for China's water management (China Policy Institute)Rampen en ongelukken
10 years ago in Sichuan, a quake killed 69,000. Should China be thankful? ($$The New York Times)Video: Sichuan earthquake, the ghost town visited by millions (BBC)Death toll in NW China knife attack rises to 9 (Xinhua)China karaoke bar fire kills 18 in Yingde (BBC)China dragon boat accident leaves 17 dead (BBC)North Korea bus crash kills 32 Chinese tourists (BBC)Fears parts of world's longest sea bridge are floating away (The Guardian)Who killed more: Hitler, Stalin, or Mao? (New York Review of Books)Shanghai van hits 18 pedestrians outside Starbucks (BBC)Burning oil tanker 'sinks off China' after one week (BBC)Schandalen
Legislature reports widespread fabrication of official data ($$Caixin)A brutal whipping (SupChina)Amazon supplier in China ‘will tackle illegal work practices’ (The Guardian)Screenplay-writing insurance boss pleads guilty to bribery (SupChina)A tax-evasion scandal ensnares Chinese film-production companies ($$The Economist)Key questions about the June 4 massacre (China Change)China's bear bile industry persists despite growing awareness of the cruelty involved ($$The Washington Post)'Loving Liu Xiaobo is a serious crime, a life sentence' (China Change)China issues tough rules to curb academic fraud (China Daily)Li Keqiang wants better milk (Trivium)Sport
Lured by World Cup, Chinese expected to add $195 mln revenue to Russia (chinadaily.com.cn)Why so many World Cup sponsors are from China ($$The Economist)Why China doesn't dominate soccer (The Washington Post)Chinese Football Association to ban tattoo from players: report (Global Times)North Korea hails 'openhearted talk' in unprecedented meeting with South Korean envoys (The Japan Times)Project 2022: China building winter sports culture from scratch (Axios China)First rule of Chinese fight club: no karaoke (The New York Times)Can China save face on the slopes and join the alpine aristocracy? (China Policy Institute)Li Haotong, China's best male golfer, is putting the world on notice (SupChina)China to build 30,000 additional schools emphasizing soccer training by 2025 (China Plus)Taiwan
Taiwan's Foxconn says biggest challenge is US-China trade war (Reuters)US tech companies return to Taiwan as China ties sour (Financial Times)Japanese airlines rename 'Taiwan' as 'China Taiwan' on websites (AFP)Taiwan to encourage boycott of airlines that cave to Beijing pressure: report (Straits Times)Why China and Taiwan agree on the South China Sea (AsiaNews)Beijing imposes its agents in Hong Kong's new terminus (AsiaNews)China opposes US-Taiwan contact after opening of new US representative office in Taiwan (CGTN)US de facto embassy in Taiwan reopens as 'symbol of strength' of ties (The Guardian)China must be ready for 'crisis' with US over Taiwan: Beijing press (The Guardian)Taiwanese think tank floats South China Sea base plan for US troops (South China Morning Post)Hongkong
Video: Hong Kong's fish are eating plastic - and people could be too (BBC)A lengthy jail term sends a message to Hong Kong’s rebellious youth (The Economist)Controversial joint checkpoint plan for Express Rail Link approved amid unprecedented scenes at legislature (Hong Kong Free Press)China's vaccine tourists drain Hong Kong's supply of cancer drug (Bloomberg)Hong Kong, a statue in honour of Liu Xiaobo (AsiaNews)37 Swedish newspapers urge China to free detained Hong Kong publisher Gui Minhai (AFP)115 thousand at vigil in Hong Kong in memory of Tiananmen dead (Asia News)Hong Kong independence activists sentenced to four weeks' jail (AFP)Hong Kong and the mainland: An evolving interdependency (HKTDC Research)What Hong Kong scientists' questions about mainland funding reveal (South China Morning Post)Macau
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)26 elected as new legislators of China's Macao: preliminary results (Xinhua)Why Macau is less demanding of democracy than Hong Kong (The Economist)Macau enlists Chinese army as authorities struggle with typhoon fallout (Reuters)Macau former chief prosecutor sentenced to 21 years in prison (Xinhua)Macau legislators at China's parliament ask Kim Jong Who? (Reuters)Significant development since Macao's return to China (CCTV)Macau's former chief prosecutor charged with nearly 2,000 crimes (BBC)Tibet
Tashi Wangchuk and the state of Tibetan language in China (Asia Dialogue)A Tibetan tried to save his language. China handed him 5 years in prison ($$The New York Times)China opposes US resolution on Tibet issue (Xinhua)Tibet group thanks Sweden in 'Chinese spy' case (BBC)Sweden charges man with spying on Tibetan exiles for China (Reuters)Dalai Lama calls on Tibetans to remain united as India drifts toward China (Reuters)India spurns the Dalai Lama's celebration, worried about China (The New York Times)Tibetan temples conduct exams on Constitution, rules (Global Times)The silence of the state: The Jokhang fire and the response of the Chinese government (highpeakspureearth.com)Yokhang, sacred Tibetan monastery in Lhasa, hit by fire (BBC)Xinjiang
Time to denounce China's Muslim gulag (Lowy Institute)Comparing the brainwashing of Uighurs with the Party's anti-Falun Gong campaign (China Change)How should the world respond to intensifying repression in Xinjiang? (ChinaFile)China has turned Xinjiang into a police state like no other ($$The Economist)Xinjiang jails Uyghur civil servants over lack of enthusiasm for anti-extremist campaigns (Radio Free Asia)All mosques should raise national flag: China Islamic Association (Global Times)China’s repugnant campaign to destroy a minority people (The Washington Post)Popular Uyghur singer's whereabouts unknown, believed detained in Xinjiang re-education camp (Radio Free Asia)China's gulag for Muslims (SupChina)Xinjiang implementing measures for the PRC counter-terrorism law (China Law Translate)Binnen-Mongolie
Within pain there is also hope (China Digital Times)China approves coal mine project in Inner Mongolia (Xinhua)China builds Mongolian language database with cloud computing (Xinhua)800 years after Genghis Khan, Chinese Mongolians forge new prosperity (Xinhua)Southern Mongolia: Peaceful protesters met with violence by Chinese government (Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization)Southern Mongolia: Herder community activist to be prosecuted for statements on land rights (Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization)Southern Mongolia: Four herdsmen arrested for online petition over unpaid subsidies (Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization)Incredible photos show Inner Mongolian labourers battling brutal conditions (Daily Mail)Ethnic Mongolian activist detained after tweet about land dispute (Radio Free Asia)Parents protest curbs on Mongolian language teaching in Chinese schools (Radio Free Asia)Een lach en een traan
Why Egypt wants China's Sphinx replica beheaded (Al-Monitor)Beijing has 800,000 fewer smokers ... But its smoking population strangely remains the same (The Beijinger)Chinese man poses as safety inspector, shuts down rival factories to help friend (South China Morning Post)Ivanka Trump accused of tweeting 'fake' Chinese proverb (BBC)For Chinese pedestrians glued to their phones, a middle path emerges ($$The New York Times)The Chinese concept of 'dirty' (Sinosplice)Female-only lane in Chinese swimming pool ignites debate online (CGTN)Textbook claims scantily-clad women sexually harass men (Global Times)China Mao impersonator at blockchain conference causes furore (BBC)An increasing number of Chinese women want their boyfriends to be cute and submissive (Global Times)
