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China defends its vaccines, says leaders of over 30 countries publicly vaccinated (CGTN) Xi Focus: Advancing people's democracy in China (Xinhua) China's crackdown on Didi is a reminder that Beijing is in charge (NYT) 100th anniversary of the Party who killed 50 million (Bitter Winter) 'Christianity loves the Party' exhibition unveiled in Shanghai (Biter Winter) Film crew shares stories behind making of '1921' (Shine) Black gold: Black soil is the ‘giant panda of arable land' (Trivium China) China sees a world in chaos as an opportunity in its struggle with the West (SCMP) Making common prosperity look easy: common prosperity pilot zone in Zhejiang (Trivium China) Cashier-less store chain Convenience Bee has huge plans (SupChina) Why are China's billionaires suddenly feeling so generous? (Al Jazeera) Huawei's plan to snatch Alibaba’s cloud crown ($$Caixin) China's economy slowing, youth unemployment rising (AsiaNews) China warns of economic uncertainty despite moderate recovery in Q2 (FT) China's economic growth slows in the second quarter (WSJ) China is killing its tech golden goose (Project Syndicate) Why China is going after its tech giants (ChinaFile) Cyberspace Administration mandates cybersecurity review for most overseas IPOs (Trivium China) China's economic dominance in Central Asia grows (AsiaNews) China's CCPC takes centre stage in Iran, Venezuela oil trade (Reuters) Understanding Alibaba, is it better than Amazon? (Seeking Alpha) China's Tencent agrees to buy UK video games firm Sumo for more than £900m (The Guardian) Hard choices ahead for China as it again leads global recovery (SCMP) Pakistan detains five Chinese trawlers for alleged illegal fishing (The Guardian) Pakistan detains five Chinese trawlers for alleged illegal fishing (The Guardian) The China trade may be just starting to unravel ($$Bloomberg) China's rival to Boeing and Airbus set to join battle for the skies (FT) What happens if Chinese household wealth is unleashed on the world? How China exports repression via a network of spies (Pro Publica, Asia Times) Foreign journalists harassed in China over floods coverage (The Guardian) Political virus also needs origin-tracing: Chinese FM (Xinhua) Chinese Embassy in Cambodia refutes false report by Reuters on Mekong River data 'hacking' (Global Times) De Taliban beloven China van alles, en omgekeerd, maar elkaar vertrouwen doen ze niet ($$de Volkskrant) Operation Fox Hunt: How China exports repression using a network of spies hidden in plain sight (ProPublica) China is pushing Japan to take on a growing military role in Indo-Pacific (FT) Chinese oil companies fill void in Iraq (Al-Monitor) China calls meeting with NZ officials over 'Cold War' mentality (RNZ) Chinese hackers stole Mekong data from Cambodian foreign ministry - sources (Reuters) US accused of demonising China in high-level talks (BBC) China is waging war on the US. Biden whispers in response (Washington Examiner) US accused of 'demonising' China as high-level talks begin in Tianjin (The Guardian, AFP, AP) US-China relations: Washington blamed for rising tensions in Sherman meeting (SCMP) Biden races to unite allies against China knowing sooner or later an explosion will occur (The Guardian) How mainstream US media outlets make a U-turn on virus 'lab leakl theory (Global Times) The dangers of decoupling (Project Syndicate) US is not superior to other nations, says Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi (Global Times) US cyberattack on petition calling for Fort Detrick lab probe should be condemned (Global Times editorial) Washington should learn a lesson from China’s reciprocal sanctions (Global Times editorial) More discriminatory moves against Chinese firms will sour China-UK economic ties (Global Times) China's nuclear power firm could be blocked from UK projects (PA Media) Britain's risky gamble in South China Sea (SCMP) The EU-US Tech Council shouldn't just focus on China (Brookings) Responsible coexistence with autocracies: Merkel meets Biden and German businesses devise strategy (MERICS) European Parliament endorses report on new China policy (MERICS) EU joins partners in criticizing China-linked cyber attacks (MERICS) Western anti-China propaganda and infiltration campaign expands to children and teenagers: observers (Global Times) Nolympics (Beijing to Britain) Why Europe's Baltic states can brush off China ($$SCMP) 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 ($$de Volkskrant) The 'Xinjiang is a good place' video exchange was successfully held in the Netherlands (nl.china-embassy.org) Chinees in het voortgezet onderwijs: de stand van zaken (china2025.nl) ASML vreest dat dieven gestolen bedrijfsgeheimen gaan exploiteren in China (FD) Huawei verdwijnt uit de kern van Nederlandse telecomnetwerken (FD) 49 years Sino-Dutch diplomatic relationship (LinkedIn) Documentary: Le monde de Xi Jinping (Arte) Rescuing China's muzzled past, one footnote at a time (NYT) Xi Jinping set out to save the Communist Party. But critics say he made himself its biggest threat (CNN) British analyst envisions overthrow of Xi Jinping (VoA) British analyst envisions overthrow of Xi Jinping (VoA) Karaoke in China: Religious songs forbidden (Bitter Winter) How to understand Chinese politics through data ($$SupChina) China's looming succession crisis (Foreign Affairs) Catholic bishop and 10 priests detained in Henan (Bitter Winter) As disaster strikes, Xi takes the headlines (China Media Project) When will China open its borders? Non-Chinese vaccines might speed up the answer ($$SCMP) China has a 'lying flat' youth problem (Asia Times) A hand up: a program for China’s disabled population (Trivium China) Bow-chicka-wow-wow: boosting the birthrate (Trivium China) China's cyberspace watchdog vows to address 'underage influencers' phenomenon (Xinhua) China releases decision on third-child policy, supporting measures (Xinhua) Chinese internet firms bow to public pressure, easing work length (Global Times) China's labor force shrinking, but workforce quality expanding (chinadaily.com.cn) China has 183m underage internet users: report (Xinhua) Chinese influencer's death after liposuction highlights dangers of plastic surgery (SupChina) UK would be prudent not to send warship within 12 miles of Chinese territory (Global Times) UK Strike Force joins Indian and Quad navies to put a stamp on Indo-Pacific (Hindustan Times) 'We are in the same boat': Japan urges Australia to join forces to address challenge of China (The Guardian) UK warships' S.China Sea tour 'threatens China politically more than militarily' (Global Times) PLA holds drills in all major Chinese sea areas amid consecutive US military provocations (Global Times) China: the forgotten nuclear power no more (Asia Times) China begins military flights from disputed South China Sea bases (The Washington Times) China's law on conscription under revision (The Interpreter) Xi Jinping is mobilizing China for war, possibly with nukes (Gatestone Institute) China's new mystery submarine sure looks weird (Popular Mechanics) 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 builds nearly 600,000 cultural centers in villages (Xinhua) China's bookstores are making a comeback (SupChina) Zhang Yimou's first spy film to hit US theaters day-and-date with China (Xinhua) NFTs in Beijing - 'Who gets to decide the value of art?' (FT) A death blow to shadow schooling (Trivium China) From Yangtze to Mars: The fiery history of China's space program (Vice) China issues guidelines to ease burden of young students (Xinhua) China starts to crack on need for mRNA vaccines (Asia Times) Wuhan lab leak claim goes against science: official (Xinhua) China's universities produce millions of graduates each year, but many can't get a decent job and end up unemployed or in factories (SCMP) British-branded schools in China forced to teach Beijing curriculum in bid to ensure ‘right’ thinking ($$The Telegraph) China's first 'space rice' that made round trip to moon yields grain (Global Times) China's crackdown on pricey tutoring schools upsets parents (VoA) China's space agency has released five new images from Mars (Daily Mail) Xi Jinping should take the Zhengzhou floods as a warning from China's history (The Guardian) China's coal use expected to drop to 51% by 2025 (chinadaily.com.cn) China is carrying out the world's largest climate migration program ($$Bloomberg) China opened a national carbon market. Here's why it matters (NYT) Climate change: 'China net zero', a question of when, not if (Trivium China) Panda's rise shows biodiversity improving (China Daily) China marks 25% of its territory for environmental protection (Reuters) Research center on Xi's thought on ecological progress established (Xinhua) China's Belt and Road Initiative should stop financing new coal power (FT) Video: Enorme zandstorm hult Chinese stad in duisternis (nu.nl) 'The virus is winning': China's rebuff of WHO's new Covid probe alarms experts (Politico) Virus on rise in eastern Chinese city of Nanjing (AP) Death toll rises to 63 in China's rain-ravaged Henan (Xinhua) Typhoon In-Fa sweeps into China after flooding chaos (BBC) 14 dead, 26 injured in warehouse fire in northeast China (Xinhua) Death toll rises to 56 from heavy rain in China's Henan (Xinhua) China floods: Henan mother dies after saving baby from mudslide (BBC) China floods: thousands trapped without fresh water as rain moves north (The Guardian) China floods: death toll climbs as questions raised over preparedness (The Guardian) China rejects WHO's plan to investigate Covid-19 origin (Reuters) Video: WHO call for COVID probe 'shocking', China says (Fox News) China is stepping up its deception and denial in investigations of covid-19 ($$The Washington Post) Video: Chinese health officials shocked by WHO Covid-19 origin study (AP) Chinese official denies Wuhan Institute of Virology workers caught COVID (Newsweek) China denounces the WHO's call for another look at the Wuhan lab as 'shocking' and 'arrogant' (NYT) Microsoft: Chinese authorities slam 'groundless' hacking claims (BBC) Pandemic, penalties aside, bribes go on at China hospitals (AP) Supreme People's Court's chief under investigation for corruption (Weixin) WHO chief says it was 'premature' to rule out COVID lab leak (AP) Censors erase father's grief after Shenzhen factory suicide (China Digital Times) Nationalist sentiment rises as China off to strong start at Tokyo Olympics (CNN) Chinese embassies, netizens fire back at Western media over biased Olympics coverage (Global Times) Diplomatic boycott of Beijing Olympics: Now, make it a reality (Bitter Winter) China slams Olympic boycott call, 'politicization of sports' (AP) Why are Chinese tech brands flocking to Euro 2020? (BBC) Wat doen die reclameborden met Chinese tekens bij dit EK voetbal? ($$de Volkskrant) Politicians push Beijing Winter Olympics 'diplomatic boycott' across 11 Western countries (SCMP) China labels Nancy Pelosi 'full of lies' after call for Winter Olympics boycott (The Guardian) China denounces US warship transit through Taiwan Straits (CGTN) Pelosi calls for US and world leaders to boycott China's 2022 Olympics (Reuters) Halifax security forum organizers to stage January conference in Taiwan, just weeks before controversial Beijing Olympics (The Globe and Mail) The risk of a war over Taiwan is growing. Here's how to deter Beijing ($$The Washington Post) Taiwan, Lithuania grow ties despite pressure from Beijing (AP) This train crash killed 49 people. It didn't have to happen (NYT) How far would Japan really go to defend Taiwan? (Asia Times) PLA holds beach assault drills after US military aircraft's Taiwan island landing (Global Times) Unveiling Liberty Times, DPP's secessionist mouthpiece and bellwether (Global Times) Taiwan, Beijing and the US: has Japan chosen a side? (SCMP) Taiwan to invest $300m in grad schools to stem chip brain drain (Nikkei Asia) US, Taiwan could face sudden blow at any time in Taiwan Straits (Global Times editorial) China imposes sanctions on US officials in response to US sanctions on Chinese officials in Hong Kong (BBC) FM spokesperson's remarks on China's decision to impose sanctions on US individuals and entity (fmprc.gov.cn) Yuen Long attack: Hong Kong court gives seven jail time (BBC) Five arrested in Hong Kong for sedition over children's book about sheep (AFP) Hong Kong anti-doxing bill to allow blocking of social media access (FT) Triad-linked assailants jailed for HK protest attack (Asia Times) National security law: list of Apple Daily arrests grows as police detain executive editor-in-chief (SCMP) Pro-Beijing lawmaker claims hit Hong Kong TV show featuring same-sex romance violates China’s national security law (HK Free Press) Companies in Hong Kong fear being crushed between China and US (FT) Books on Xi and CPC gain attention in HK (China Daily) 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) 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) Xi Jinping visits Tibet border region, first by Chinese leader in years (The Hindu) Xi Jinping makes first visit to Tibet as president (Agencies) 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) Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama celebrates 86th birthday (AP) Tibetan monk in Sichuan: 4 ½ years in jail for chatting with his sister (Bitter Winter) Don’t ignore the plight of Tibet under the Chinese Communist party (The Guardian - Letters) Room for 10,000: Inside China's largest detention center (AP) China can lock up a million Muslims in Xinjiang at once (BuzzFeed) Chinese suppliers to Apple, Nike shun Xinjiang workers as US forced-labor ban looms (WSJ) One by one, my friends were sent to the camps (The Atlantic) Kodak deletes photos of Xinjiang over controversy (Global Times) US bluntly tells China it's responsible for torture, rape, imprisonment in Xinjiang ($$Newsweek) Human rights in Xinjiang: Knock, knock. It's the United States (Trivium China) US Senate passes bill to ban all products from China's Xinjiang (Reuters) China locks up Xinjiang's Uyghur businessmen; 'In their eyes, we are all guilty' (WSJ) Erdogan, Xi discuss Uyghurs in phone call (Reuters) Sweden stops deportation of Inner Mongolian dissident (Safeguard Defenders) Top political advisor urges accelerated efforts in promoting Putonghua in N.China's Inner Mongolia (Global Times) Wang Yang tours Inner Mongolia, says unity is more important than autonomy (Trivium China) Xi Jinping tells authorities in Inner Mongolia to 'solve ethnic problems' and promote use of Mandarin (AFP) Xi Jinping tells Inner Mongolia's NPC deputies to put Mandarin first in schools ($$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) 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 $$NYT) Man expects to be reunited with his abducted son after 24 years (Global Times) A Chinese film removes scenes featuring a young Mao Zedong ($$The Economist) Hong Kong husbands say boy band Mirror are ruining marriages by stealing their wives' hearts in viral Facebook group posts ($$SCMP) Chinese Communists' 100th anniversary proves a boon for black market traders (FT) Man's never-ending quest to attend college (Shine) China's care for wandering elephants mirrors adorable national image the West can't distort (Global Times) Shanghai gallery removes exhibit ranking women 'prettiest to ugliest' (BBC) Law school lecturer in China suspenden for advocating polygamy (PTI)
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