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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) Xi-Biden phone call positive sign amid fraught ties; signals growing US anxiety to seek China's help (Global Times) Second-phase political farce of the ‘Uyghur Tribunal’ about to be staged with more lies from ‘actors and actresses’ (Global Times) Xi puts the communist back in the Communist Party (Trivium China) Evergrande's $1.7 bln Hong Kong headquarters sale flops as buyer withdraws (Reuters) A bit more dough for wheat (Trivium China) Cold keeps China coal prices high, power crunch stokes factory inflation (Reuters) China's power problems expose a strategic weakness (NYT) China lifts curbs on coal-fired electricity prices amid power crunch (Caixin) China looks to Russian coal to help ease its power shortage crisis ($$SCMP) China coal and natural gas imports surge as energy crisis bites (FT) In China, home buyers who went all in say they want out (NYT) Xi Jinping gambles on economic tumult to cement his legacy ($$FT) Inflation: Price of top China soy sauce raised as costs surge (BBC) Foreign investment in China: A day at the Canton Fair (Trivium China) The real question about China for investors (FT) Between the (supply) lines: we need Mongolia's coal (Trivium China) 13 okt 2021 China singling out Australian coal is a sign of their influence on global energy markets (The Guardian) China must lead the new industrial revolution (Asia Times) Evergrande, Sinic, Fantasia: a tidal wave of Chinese debt is about to sink Australia's economic recovery (SCMP) Companies prepare for a 'selective decoupling' with China (FT) China is rocked by uncertainty. Why is Wall Street bullish? (NYT) A Made-in-China financial crisis? (Project Syndicate) Power crunch in China and India stokes global growth slow down how will it impact us (YouTube) Iran's mullahs and China empowered under Biden administration (Gatestone Institute) Will China stand in the way of global health? (Project Syndicate) China and Bhutan reach deal on border talks 'in test for India' ($$SCMP) Xi puts China front and center (Trivium China) US, Philippines eye return to full military drills in 2022 (Bloomberg) It’s not about the money, nor biodiversity, it's about having China assert greater influence within the multilateral system (Trivium China) With all eyes on Taiwan, tensions are building on another Chinese frontier: India (CNN) Xi pledges cash to help developing countries support biodiversity ($$Caixin) Talking with Tokyo (Trivium China) India made unreasonable demands, China says after border talks fail (SCMP) US elites' imperial corruption compares to Opium War (Asia Times) China looks to lock in US LNG as energy crunch raises concerns: Sources (Reuters) Microsoft to shut LinkedIn in China amid Beijing tech clampdown (The Guardian) Microsoft folds LinkedIn social-media service in China (WSJ) Why Beijing pushed firms to diversify from Apple (Asia Times) Worsening global digital divide as the US and China continue zero-sum competitions (Brookings) Self-defeating US tech war represents China’s Sputnik moment (SCMP) Book: The hidden US-China technology war (Axios China) China seeks action, not words, on US trade reset (Asia Times) US-China: Finding paths through a bumpy world (Asia Times) Xi and Michel agree to hold China-EU summit after rift over Xinjiang (Bloomberg) Video call between Xi and Merkel highlights deep friendship, 'paves good way' for further China-EU talks (Global Times) Merkel throws weight behind EU-China investment agreement (Reuters) Xi Jinping speaks with 'old friend' Angela Merkel in diplomatic push (SCMP) Thorny issues of Taipei and Lithuania test EU-China ties (AsiaNews) Hungary to build Europe's first 5G smart railway port together with Huawei (Global Times) Beijing crackdown threatens to crush China's love of London property (FT) 'The Network of Liberty': UK Foreign Secretary Liz Truss fires broadside at China (Beijing to Britain) US, EU still not on the same China page (Asia Times) Did Aukus just torpedo Europe's 'united front' to contain China? ($$SCMP) Grootste Chinese zuivelproducent heeft mogelijk interesse in vijf Nederlandse fabrieken (FD) Nederland doet samen met China DNA-onderzoek: 'Fundamenteel fout' (RTL Nieuws) Why a US military base became a centre for Chinese Covid conspiracies (BBC) Arnhem verbreekt stedenband met Wuhan vanwege behandeling Oeigoeren (NRC) Port of Rotterdam announces attendance at major events in China (Xinde Marine News) Ook in de Nederlandse collegezaal luistert de Partij mee (Follow the Money) Spionage uit China en Rusland jaagt IT-kosten bedrijven omhoog (FD) De Chinese versie van de waarheid verovert de wereld, verhaal voor verhaal, te beginnen bij het AD ($$de Volkskrant) The 'Xinjiang is a good place' video exchange was successfully held in the Netherlands (nl.china-embassy.org) Chinees in het voortgezet onderwijs: de stand van zaken (china2025.nl) Xi kicks off push for Common Prosperity (Trivium China) Apple takes down Koran app in China (BBC) And the award for world’s best democracy goes to… (Trivium China) The triumph and terror of Wang Huning (Palladium) Xi Jinping's mirage democracy (Washington Examiner) China moves to crack down on origin point medicine (Bitter Winter) LinkedIn to launch new app in China following censorship controversy (Axios) Xi stresses enhancing whole-process people's democracy (Xinhua) CCP: Comics from Korea should avoid promoting 'separatism' or religion (Bitter Winter) Three-Self Church and Communist Party, 'one heart and one mind” (Bitter Winter) No sex please we're Chinese (Bitter Winter) Xi's senior moment (Trivium China) China rolling out Covid booster shots (CNN) China celebrates growth in wealth, power - and height (CNN) Shaming China's 'Buddhist beauties' (China Media Project) China's noisy ‘dancing grannies' silenced by device that disables speakers (The Guardian) Too much work and not enough sex threatens China's new population plans (SupChina) China's LGBT community caught up in Xi Jinping’s widening crackdowns on big tech, education and celebrities ($$SCMP) 'Instead I am the criminal': China’s MeToo figure speaks out after case fails (The Guardian) War film 'The Battle of Changjin' smashes Chinese box office with $235 million start (The Wrap) AUKUS disrupts 'a very peaceful part of planet Earth' (Inside Story) China's winter warriors rout US Marines, UK's MI6 (Asia Times) China, Russia, North Korea see new US-UK-Australia alliance as threat to Pacific (Newsweek) Attack submarine USS Connecticut suffers underwater collision in South China Sea (USNI News) Communist China's aggression in the South China Sea (Gatestone Institute) NATO chief: 'We don't regard China as an adversary or an enemy' (Axios) Australia's nuclear submarines and AUKUS: The view from Jakarta (Brookings) Australia: Going nuclear (Inside Story) Nuclear arms are now musts for Taiwan and Japan (The Epoch Times) China's vast new nuclear build-up (Gatestone Institute) 10 amazing contemporary buildings in China (SupChina) Movie 'Shang-Chi' wins a warm Asia greeting. Then there's China (NYT) China vows to curb urban demolitions, preserve cultural heritage (Reuters) The $1.7 trillion art market revolution isn’t just coming... China accounts for more than 20% of total art market sales (SupChina) Les utopies de Cao Fei (Le Vent de la Chine) China's women filmmakers are embracing their stories. Moviegoers are loving it (NYT) Video: China's changes through one man's lens (BBC) Ai Weiwei on colonialism and statues, Churchill, China and Covid (The Guardian) Shanghai's dynamic art scene (Brookings) Oscars 2021: Chloé Zhao, from 'outsider' to Hollywood history-maker (BBC) China's Shenzhou-13 spacecraft docks for 6-month mission (AP) China launches Shenzhou 13 astronauts on their Tiangong space station mission ($$SCMP) China's new space station gets its first female astronaut (CNN) Tutoring companies stop taking payments as nonprofit deadline looms (Sixth Tone) Party is looking to make its vocational education the Greatest Of All Time (Trivium China) Students have more sporting time from 'double reduction' policy (Xinhua) China to revoke 'gaokao' privilege for students with special talents (Sixth Tone) New Chinese vaccine proves 67 pct effective against COVID-19, 79 pct against Delta variant in clinical trial: report (Xinhua) WIPO expert says China is becoming a global innovation leader (Xinhua) What does China spend on R&D? (Trivium China) 'Ecological civilisation': an empty slogan or will China act on the environment? (The Guardian) China's struggle to balance green goals with keeping lights on ($$Caixin) Diplomats in last-ditch effort to bring world leaders to Cop26 table (The Guardian) Will China's plan to build more coal plants derail Cop26? (The Guardian) China's plan to build more coal-fired plants deals blow to UK's Cop26 ambitions (The Guardian) COP15 meeting to kick off in SW China's Kunming City ( Ecns.cn) Cop26 must not overshadow Kunming: we need joint climate and biodiversity goals (The Guardian) China's power crunch exposes tensions ahead of key UN climate summit (NYT) China orders coal miners to boost output to counter energy crunch (FT) Climate change: Tracking China's steel addiction in one city (BBC) How long can China's zero-covid policy last? (The Economist) Video: WHO announces new team to study Covid-19 origins (Reuters, NYT) Covid: New WHO group may be last chance to find virus origins (BBC) Bus plunge, floods leave 29 dead in northern China (AP) The mysterious case of the COVID-19 lab-leak theory (The New Yorker) Bus falls into river as heavy rains destroy homes (The Guardian) La Chine persiste et signe dans sa stratégie «zéro Covid» (Le Vent de la Chine) Over 120,000 evacuated as nonstop rain floods Shanxi (Xinhua) China purchased mass quantity of PCR tests months before first reported case of COVID ($$Newsweek) WHO seeks to revive stalled inquiry into origins of Covid-19 with new team (WSJ) Two grave robbers sentenced to life in jail (Global Times) A universal declaration on combating and preventing forced organ harvesting (Bitter Winter) Thousands of people being 'disappeared' in China for criticising the Communist Party or being too rich and powerful (WSJ, news.com.au) Former anti-cult bureaucrats accused of corruption (Bitter Winter) Missing citizen journalist, who helped expose Covid outbreak in Wuhan, reappears 601 days later (Mothership) Police detain chairman, CEO of HNA Group, owner of one of China's four major airlines (Shine) An insider details the 'black box' of money and power in China (NYT) 'China deliberately spread Covid in 2019' (ZeroHedge) The Chinese have long faced state secrecy and stonewalling. Now the world is seeing that with covid-19 ($$The Washington Post) A new book looks behind Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign (The Economist) Winter Olympics: IOC says China human rights 'not within' remit (Al Jazeera) Is China's soccer boom going bust? ($$NYT) Sending Americans to the Beijing Winter Olympics is unsafe and unwise ($$The Washington Post) Beijing Winter Olympics' boycott effort falls flat (Asia Times) National Games celebrate Xi Jinping's Thought on Sport (Bitter Winter) Sports craze lingers on in China after Tokyo Olympics (Xinhua) Opening ceremony of China's 14th National Games held in Xi'an (Ecns.cn) A test run for the Olympics (CNN) Xi's passion for sports drives social progress (China Daily) Emma Raducanu, US Open winner, finds new fans in China (CNN) Taiwan's 'ghost building' Fire: a death trap for dozens of elderly (NYT) In Taiwan, Tsai Ing-wen's cross-strait take plays well (SCMP) Why China’s mass jet incursions mark an ominous new stage in cross-strait tensions (HK Free Press) Tsai Ing-wen, president van Taiwan, laat zich niet afschrikken door machtsvertoon van China ($$de Volkskrant) Mr Abbott goes to Taiwan: an unofficial message of Australian solidarity? (The Guardian) How are people feeling in the 'most dangerous place on Earth'? (Brookings) How to prevent an accidental war over Taiwan (Foreign Affairs) Taiwan heeft geen zin in de 'grote verjonging' van China (De Groene Amsterdammer) Taiwan building fire leaves 46 people dead, dozens injured (USA Today) More than 40 feared dead in fire in southern Taiwan (Reuters) Hong Kong: Friendly beers lead to murder suspect's arrest (BBC) 'This drop came so quickly': Shrinking schools add to Hong Kong exodus (NYT) Historic Hong Kong house commemorating modern China's founding father barricaded again (HK Free Press) Ban of Falun Gong in Hong Kong promoted through false survey (Bitter Winter) University of Hong Kong orders removal of Tiananmen Massacre statue after 24 years, artist 'shocked' (HK Free Press) Hong Kong prioritized opening to China over the rest of the world. Now it's stuck in Covid limbo (CNN) Hong Kong plans megacourt to deal with protest arrests backlog (The Guardian) Will the Hong Kong Free Press win the Nobel Peace Prize? And should they? (Newsweek) Beijing backs away from anti-sanctions law for HK (Asia Times) What matters most is Hong Kong remains a good place to do business (SCMP Editorial) 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) Press freedom in Macau's gambling hub under spotlight as China ramps up scrutiny (Reuters) Bets on for Macau's Sands China after US billionaire Adelson's death (Reuters) 21 years after returning to motherland, Macau sets example for neighboring HK (Global Times) Film on Qing Dynasty rule of Tibet region shows 'firm resolve to guard sovereignty, territory' (Global Times) Do separatists stand a chance in today's Tibet? – with urban life 'better than many east regions' and strong military-civilian bond at borders (Glob China pushes adoption of language, cultural symbols in Tibet (AP) Xi Jinping makes first visit to Tibet as president (Agencies) Xi Jinping visits Tibet border region, first by Chinese leader in years (The Hindu) China targets another region in ethnic assimilation campaign: Tibet (WSJ) Tibetans defy China to celebrate Dalai Lama's birthday online (VoA) Draconian sentences for Tibetan monks after monastery raid (China Digital Times) Blinken extends warm wishes to Dalai Lama on occasion of his 86th birthday (US Department of State) Prime Minister Modi's birthday greetings to the Dalai Lama and why they are significant (The India China Newsletter) Ethnic Kazakh imam in Xinjiang sentenced to 23 years for 'reciting the Quran inappropriately' (Bitter Winter) US electronics firm struck deal to transport and hire Uyghur workers (Reuters) Terror & tourism: Xinjiang eases its grip, but fear remains (AP) Chinese Human Rights Defenders: The cultural repression of Uyghurs continues unabated (AsiaNews) Uyghur family fortunes mysteriously reappear for auction (Bitter Winter) 'Some are just psychopaths': Chinese detective in exile reveals extent of torture against Uyghurs (CNN) China issues white paper on Xinjiang's demographic development (Xinhua) Islamic terrorists or Chinese dissidents? US grapples with Uyghur dilemma ($$Newsweek) Xinjiang: relatives of refugees who speak abroad manipulated, jailed, tortured (Bitter Winter) Now we know: Xinjiang, Xi Jinping is responsible (Bitter Winter) Sweden stops deportation of Inner Mongolian dissident (Safeguard Defenders) Top political advisor urges accelerated efforts in promoting Putonghua in N.China's Inner Mongolia (Global Times) Wang Yang tours Inner Mongolia, says unity is more important than autonomy (Trivium China) Xi Jinping tells authorities in Inner Mongolia to 'solve ethnic problems' and promote use of Mandarin (AFP) Xi Jinping tells Inner Mongolia's NPC deputies to put Mandarin first in schools ($$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) Inner Mongolia lifts 802,000 people out of poverty in 5 years (Xinhua) No more graveyard loans: Beijing wants everybody to quit bingeing on debt (SupChina) 'Ugliest building' competition spotlights China's latest bizarre architecture (CNN) Man builds museum for his 1,300 bicycles (Xinhua) Als de geest van de dode in het huis zit, vergeet het dan maar ($$de Volkskrant) 'Nannies' who happen to teach: China cracks down on loopholes in private tutoring ban ($$SupChina) Moving a colossal statue is costing millions. Officials are angry (Sixth Tone) Le cannabis est d'origine chinoise (Le Vent de la Chine) Valentine International to ship entire whisky distillery from Scotland to China (The National) Parents who never stopped searching reunite with son abducted 24 years ago $$NYT) Man expects to be reunited with his abducted son after 24 years (Global Times)
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