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Rivals in the scramble to be the world’s 21st-century superpower (The Observer) Global economy faces $19tn corporate debt timebomb, warns IMF (The Guardian) China's massive military parade shows Beijing is a missile superpower (The National Interest) Australia's China-threat wave indicates a nation eager to play US pawn role (Global Times) US, China tariffs could lower global GDP by 0.8% in 2020: IMF (Reuters) 'Retake Hong Kong': A movement, a slogan and an identity crisis ($NYT) The real reason Hong Kong’s violence is a problem for the government ($$The Washington Post) How bad is China's debt? A city hospital is asking nurses for loans (NYT) Alibaba sees strong sales as Singles' Day kicks off (BBC) Alibaba sells ¥10 billion in 96 seconds on Singles' Day, breaks record (that's) Rule of law distinguishes China in growth race (China Daily) China has 369,935 companies offering language services: report (Xinhua) China's growth and prosperity attract Chinese expats to return home (Xinhua) China factory prices falter, while inflation soars to near eight-year high (Reuters) Is consumption China's best growth engine? (Seeking Alpha) State Council takes aim at pig prices (Trivium China) China is trying to clean up its banks. It's messy ($$NYT) China, Gandhi or RSS? The real reason India snubbed RCEP trade pact (SCMP) China’s in, but, without India, is ‘world’s largest trade pact’, the RCEP, still such a big deal? (SCMP) Dynamism of Chinese investment in Cambodia (Asia Times) China reshapes global meat markets as swine fever rages (Reuters) China's 5G market open to Nokia with $2.24b deals signed (chinadaily.com.cn) State Council to ease foreign investment concerns (Trivium China) China's exports fall again as trade deal hopes grow (The Guardian) China's pork imports predicted to surpass 3m tons in 2019: ministry (Global Times) Turkey welcomes first freight train travelling from China to Europe (Xinhua) China considers up to $10 billion stake in Saudi State oil giant’s IPO (Caixin) China’s Berlin Wall (echo-wall.eu) How China infiltrates colleges across the globe (Asia Times) Boom to bust for Cambodia’s Chinese casino town (Asia Times) Combating China's influence operations (Project Syndicate) Global disintegration can be addressed by inclusiveness and coordination (Global Times) Why Duterte won’t fold on Chinese gambling (Asia Times) Chinese tech firms don’t deserve the benefit of the doubt ($$The Washington Post) Cina e Russia assediano l’Occidente (La Stampa) Why China's rise exposes Australian vulnerabilities (BBC) China to resume Canadian beef, pork imports (Asia Times) The US-China 'decoupling' dilemma (Axios) US-China capital war is a bad idea, former US official says (Bloomberg) US-China conflict doesn't define the future (Asia Times) Chinese investment in US real estate plummets (Asia Times) China, US in battle for space supremacy (Asia Times) China-US trade war to ease but conflicts will persist - former finance minister Lou Jiwei (Reuters) Trump says China supply chain 'broken like an egg' but trade talks going well (Reuters) China-US rivalry on brink of becoming a ‘financial war’, former minister Lou Jiwei says (SCMP) Hong Kong’s protests are part of the new great power conflict, but Chile’s are not. It’s all about the ‘rimland’ (SCMP) Trump says US hasn't yet agreed to roll back tariffs as part of China trade deal ($$WSJ) Greece, China sign 16 deals in sectors including energy (Bloomberg) Macron, un émissaire européen ? (Le Vent de la Chine) Chinese president arrives in Greece for state visit (Xinhua) China-Greece BRI cooperation serves as model for EU countries (Xinhua) Cooperation and exchanges between China and Greece (chinadaily.com.cn) Cooperation and exchanges between China and Greece (chinadaily.com.cn) Greece set to welcome Chinese President Xi Jinping as EU, US look on with concern (SCMP) Man who fostered Italy's relations with China (Shine) Europeans look to China as global partner, shun Trump's US (AP) China, CEE countries want more health cooperation (Xinhua) De race naar de invoering van het 5G-netwerk: In lage frequentie op weg naar de toekomst ($$De Groen Amsterdammer) Door Huawei simplistisch te boycotten, schiet Nederland zich in zijn eigen voet ($$de Volkskrant) Roep om terughalen productie medicijnen - China domineert medicijnmarkt ($$FD) Aantal Chinese bedrijven in Nederland in vijf jaar verdubbeld (nrc.nl) Philips is het eerste Nederlandse slachtoffer van handelsconflict ($$FD) Huiswerk voor Stef Blok, Kamer eist dat hij zijn China-strategie overdoet (Trouw) Opening up to the Dutch (Shine) Oud-ambasssadeur Kronenburg: ‘China was voor mij een prachtig rondje van de zaak’ ($$FD) Chinese toeristen moeten op de Veluwe het geld laten rollen – wat merkt de lokale ondernemer daarvan? ($$de Volkskrant) Oeigoeren in Nederland klagen de Chinese overheid aan (nos.nl) Central and local officials don't see eye to eye (Trivium China) Open, friendly and rich. Modern China can learn from ancient Emperor Taizong (SCMP) National religious groups vow to implement spirit of key CPC session (Xinhua) How the Fourth Plenum sausage was made (Trivium China) Goodbye to The Bookworm, Beijing's premier independent bookstore (SupChina) Wang Dan: The Cold War has not ended (China Change) Xi says China's democracy is whole-process democracy (Xinhua) Zhang Lifan: The CCP' hardline measures could be its undoing (China Change) Communists are fascinated by contradictions. China faces a big one ($$The Economist) Fourth Plenum shows how Party sees its job (Trivium China) The end of China’s e-cig boom (SupChina) Young people returning from overseas to realize 'Chinese dream' (Xinhua) Single's Day: Bare branches (SupChina) A lawsuit against face-scans in China could have big consequences ($$The Economist) China to conduct 7th population census in 2020 (Xinhua) China curbs smoking in films to reduce youth tobacco use (Globaltimes.cn) Jack Ma retains top spot on Fortune China's Rich List (Ecns.cn) Why some rural families have stopped trying for sons (Sixth Tone) China bans children from late-night gaming to combat addiction (The Guardian) Myopia affects 81 percent of China’s high school students: Ministry of Education (Global Times) Xi tells the military to obey the Party (Trivium China) Is China exporting killer robots to Mideast? (Asia Times) US and China racing to weaponize AI (Asia Times) China's amphibious force emerges (Asia Times) US faces sub dilemma in South China Sea (Asia Times) More Chinese weaponry turning up in Mideast (Asia Times) Impact of Sino-Russian military, energy ties (Asia Times) China signs deal to 'lease' Pacific island in Solomons (Asia Times) Malaysia needs to be ready for the worst in South China Sea: foreign minister (Reuters) Satellite images reveal China's aircraft carrier 'factory,' analysts say (Reuters) Why Chinese rappers don’t fight the power (BBC) China's booming industry eyes quality sci-fi writers (China Daily) Chinese experts to help restore Notre Dame (Asia Times) The Eastern Jesus (The NY Review of Books) Is China's animation industry ready to take off? ($$Caixin) Searching for home: Peng Ke's artificial landscapes (ChinaFile) 'Germany is not an open society': Chinese artist Ai Weiwei on leaving Berlin (The Local) Picasso show captivates Beijing, whose art scene hums as censors hover ($$NYT) Beijing police evict two art districts to Prepare for demolition, citing ‘Unstable Factors’ and organized Crime Xi sends letter to congratulate 70th anniversary of national writer, artist groups (Xinhua) China officially launches 6G research and development (chinadaily.com.cn) The Guardian view on academia and autocracies: stand firm China rolls out 'one of the world's largest' 5G networks (BBC) China expected to have 8.74 million college graduates in 2020: ministry (Xinhua) China to embrace 600 million 5G subscribers by 2025: expert (Xinhua) China's patent applications hit record 1.54 million in 2018 (chinadaily.com.cn) 3D-printed concrete bridge unveiled in north China (Xinhua) No English as company shuts its doors (Shine) Nieuwste Chinese techbedrijven willen meer zijn dan copycats ($$FD, Bloomberg) NW China’s university uses big data from canteens to secretly sponsor poor students (Global Times) China’s green irony: leader in both renewables and coal (Sci Dev Net) The satellite images that help explain why Delhi's air remains toxic and Beijing’s is getting better ($$The Washington Post) Why is India's pollution much worse than China's? Rising sea levels to sink Shanghai, says study (SupChina) How China could stop Brazil's ecological tragedy ($$NYT) Pollution: New winter, new curtailment plan (Trivium China) Beijing's new mega airport prompts biggest ever change in China's flight paths (China Travel News) Air cleaner, but smog remains a problem, minister says (China Daily) John Kerry: China and India must step up on climate change ($$The Washington Post) Why the Yellow River so matters (Xinhua) Quarter of world's pig population 'to die of African swine fever' (The Guardian) China's pig herd to recover in 2020 after African swine fever devastation: official (Reuters) China road crash: at least 36 killed as coach hits truck (AFP) 17 missing after rock collapse in SW China (Xinhua) Typhoon Lekima leaves 49 dead, 21 missing in China (Xinhua) Typhoon Lekima: 18 dead and a million evacuated in China (BBC) Death toll rises to 38 in southwest China landslide (Xinhua) At least 30 killed and 15 missing after China landslide (BBC) Death toll rises to 29 in Southwest China landslide (Xinhua) Death toll rises to 20 in SW China landslide (Xinhua) Foreigner fired, ordered to leave China for racist comments (Shine) Chinese diplomat had affairs and sold secrets (Asia Times) Chinese primary school halts trial of device that monitors pupils' brainwaves (The Guardian) Beijing activist faces indictment. The crime appears to be helping the aged mother of dissident Huang Qi (China Change) China seeks joint efforts against human smuggling (China Daily) Essex lorry deaths: Police begin removing the 39 bodies (BBC) China-UK people trafficking often driven by debt, experts say (The Guardian) Essex lorry deaths: 39 found dead were Chinese nationals (BBC) Chinese orienteering team disqualified for cheating at Military World Games (The Guardian) How $2.7 billion of fake gold tarnished local lending ($$Caixin) Fifa under fire after announcing China will host 24-team Club World Cup (The Guardian) China identifies nearly 3,000 youth football specialist schools (Xinhua) China’s football fans ask what it takes to become Chinese ($$The Economist) Club Med, Fosun betting on 300 million skiers to catapult resorts (China Travel News) Will NBA's downfall be CBA's windfall? (Global Times) China defeat Netherlands 3-1, extending perfect record to nine wins at Women's Volleyball World Cup (Xinhua) This English defender is China's latest naturalized footballer (that's China) State Council promotes sports (Trivium) China publishes outline to build itself into leading sporting power (Xinhua) Why the invasion of ‘socially conscious’ NBA coaches and stars in China may not be cause for worry (SCMP) Beijing asks Chinese students to leave Taiwan before presidential election: report (Taiwan News) Hong Kong bookseller Lam Wing-kee who fled to Taiwan says he’s ready to reopen in Taipei (SCMP) Taiwan youth find careers and stronger sense of belonging in Greater Bay Area (Global Times) As Taiwan’s economy shines, China suffers exodus (Asia Times) Taiwan warns of possible attack if China's slowdown 'becomes serious' (Reuters) Joint US-Taiwan cybersecurity drill underway (Asia Times) Kuomintang presidential candidate compares Taiwan-China ties to 'bastard and daddy relationship' (Taiwan News) Stop a catastrophic storm in the Taiwan Strait (Asia Times) Taiwan intimidation may work against China (Asia Times) Taiwan pushing for trade, investment with US, EU (Asia Times) Hong Kong’s Monday of mayhem (SupChina) Hong Kong’s Monday of mayhem (SupChina) The behavior of Hong Kong rioters is no different from members of ISIS (Global Times) 'It is a war here now' ($$The Washington Post) Video: Hong Kong protests: student shot and man set on fire during clashes (The Guardian) Beijing urges Hong Kong to legislate against unrest (Trivium China) Hong Kong police shoot at protesters; one man is in emergency surgery ($$WSJ) Hong Kong: anger mounts after police shoot demonstrator during morning rush hour (The Guardian) Hong Kong student's death sparks impromptu protests and vigils (BBC) Mainland Chinese are being attacked in Hong Kong ($$The Economist) Official: Hong Kong can learn from Macao approach (Global Times) State Council appoints new Macau leader (Trivium) Why has Macao remained unscathed amid ongoing Hong Kong unrest? (CGTN) Macau pro-democracy website suspends vote on universal suffrage after suspected cyberattacks from mainland China (SCMP) Macau’s casino giant to shed image of family-run business (Asia Times) Macau syndicate smuggled $4.4 billion out of China, police say (CNN) Gambling hub Macau shrugs off China downturn with tourist surge (AFP) Macau's gambling sector reports biggest revenue in four years ($$Caixin) Xi wants the Mainland to swallow Macau (Trivium) Multibillion-dollar Macau: a city of glitz and grit - photo essay (The Guardian) US urged to stop using Tibet-related issues to interfere in China's internal affairs (Xinhua) Chinese NPC Tibetan delegation visits European Parliament (Xinhua) 250,000 Tibetans relocated to new homes in anti-poverty fight (Xinhua) China urges US to stop pushing Tibet-related bill (Xinhua) A radical realist view of Tibetan buddhism at the Rubin (NY Review of Books) Dalai Lama says sorry, but does it again (Asia Times) China says its Panchen Lama made first trip outside country in May (Reuters) China offers money to Tibetans to display portraits of Xi Jinping (RFA) Dalai Lama lets slip how India vetoed his meeting with China’s leader in 2014 (The Observer) Nepal probes journalists for Dalai Lama news amid fears of growing Chinese influence (AFP) 'Like a movie': In Xinjiang, new evidence that China stages prayers, street scenes for visiting delegations (The Globe and Mail) In China, every day is Kristallnacht ($$The Washington Post) Sweden, where the Uighurs are free to be (Asia Times) China and West clash over claims Beijing oppresses Uighurs (AP) Statement at UN supports China on Xinjiang (China Daily) Jailed Uyghur scholar wins top EU human rights prize (SupChina) It's time to boycott any company doing business in Xinjiang (The Guardian) Knowledge of China’s gulag owes much to American-backed radio ($$The Economist) China sharpens hacking to hound its minorities, far and wide ($$NYT) To suppress news of Xinjiang's gulag, China threatens Uighurs abroad ($$The Economist) Former Inner Mongolia legislator sets record with $64 million in alleged bribes ($$Caixin) Mine accident leaves 21 dead, 29 hurt in Inner Mongolia (chinadaily.com.cn) 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) 'Scary' glass bridges shut in Chinese province (BBC) A 67-year-old woman has given birth in China (AFP) The five reluctant hitmen of China: group jailed over botched contract killing (The Guardian) Fire chickens and sea pigs: The artist bringing Chinese words to life (BBC) Chinese university investigates claim many relics at new museum are fakes (SCMP) Erasing Fan Bingbing (SupChina) 'We good now China?' South Park creators issue mock apology after show reportedly censored (The Guardian) Former Israeli journalist upholds news objectivity (China.org.cn) 'Hong' and 'Kong' top Berlin panda name poll (BBC) Human feces might cure depression: Chinese scientists (Global Times)
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