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Democracy on the defense: Turning back the authoritarian tide (Foreign Affairs) Socialist system's advantages, CPC leadership key to China’s miraculous poverty alleviation success (Global Times) Why Britain's Indo-Pacific 'tilt' has China squarely in its sights (SCMP) Chinese government influence over Hollywood movie content (CBS) TikTok's China twin Douyin has 550 million search users, takes on Baidu (TechCrunch) China's jets set to challenge Boeing and Airbus (Asia Times) Border issues shouldn’t be linked to Sino-India relations: Chinese FM (Global Times) Indonesia plays it safe in US-China conflict (Asia Sentinel) Philippines and Indonesia back Chinese Covid jab despite efficacy doubts (The Guardian) Xi to weigh case for even bigger mega-cities (Asia Times) China keeps position as world's largest manufacturing country (CGTN) China's exporters hit by global shortage of shipping containers (FT) In China, an electric car maker loses money but thinks big (NYT) Beijing teams up with tech giants for e-RMB (Asia Times) Who are the losers in the HNA bankruptcy? (Caixin) Planes, trains, and automobiles (Trivium China) Chinese £3,200 budget electric car takes on Tesla (BBC) SOEs look to play bigger role (Trivium China) China tightens online lending rules in fresh blow to Jack Ma’s Ant Group (FT) Chinese investment in Australia plunged by 61% last year, new data shows (The Guardian) Canada's rare earths could crush China’s dominance (Epoch Times) China's GDP makes up over 17% of the world economy in 2020 (Global Times) How the WTO changed China (Foreign Affairs) Tricks of the trade (Trivium China) 'A mistake': China can extend Hambantota port lease to 198 years, Sri Lankan minister says (SCMP) Chinese power loans fueling a debt trap in Pakistan (Asia Times) How Jin Liqun charted an independent course for China's Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (Time) New map of the Belt and Road Initiative (Leiden Asia Centre) China welcomes appointment of new WTO chief (China Daily) China appears to warn India: Push too hard and the lights could go out (NYT) Xi Jinping says China has a legal problem: finding the lawyers to defend its interests abroad (SCMP) South Korean cultural 'correction team' triggers controversy among Chinese netizens (Global Times) China-donated COVID-19 vaccines arrive in Philippines (Xinhua) Hungarian president receives injection of Chinese vaccine against COVID-19 (Xinhua) Uruguayan president thanks China for providing COVID-19 vaccines (Xinhua) Botswana expects to welcome multiple COVID-19 vaccines (Xinhua) Musical tells story of Jewish musicians in Shanghai during WWII (Shine) Phone call between Indian, Chinese foreign ministers signals end of confrontation: Indian insider (Global Times) Chinese field hospital helps Argentina fight against pandemic (Xinhua) How China is responding to escalating strategic competition with the US (China Leadership Monitor) Biden pressed for tough response to China's repression of Uighurs (FT) China traps the US into negotiations, then breaks its promises (The Hill) America's twists and China (Settimana News) Resetting US-China trade relations (Project Syndicate) Biden trade pick says China must deliver on phase-one pact (Bloomberg) UN Human Rights Council: As the US returns, it will have to deal with China and its friends (Brookings) Pentagon says remarks on Senkaku Islands sovereignty were 'error' (Kyodo News) NYSE begins move to delist Chinese state oil producer CNOOC (Reuters) Biden on track to apply Trump-era rule targeting Chinese tech supply chain concerns (Reuters) Hungarians get Chinese jab after Orban breaks with EU strategy (FT) Why the EU-China investment deal is no free pass for Beijing (SCMP) European countries turn East for more vaccines (Xinhua) 'Door to Xinjiang always open:' China welcomes visit from EU mission (CGTN) Ministry: China-EU trade cooperation urged to boost WTO (chinadaily.com.cn) Europa weet zich geen raad met 'vaccindiplomatie' van assertief China en Rusland (FD) Britain is back in Asia, sending a message to Beijing (The Hill) Has America lost Eurasia to China? (Newsweek) Beyond the US and China, European powers in the South China Sea will be a key focus of the dispute this year (SCMP) Xi eyes new driving forces for China-France cooperation (Xinhua) China woedend na Oeigoerenmotie Kamer: 'We worden opzettelijk besmeurd' ($$de Volkskrant) Meerderheid Tweede Kamer vindt dat China genocide op Oeigoeren pleegt (nu.nl) Van Gastel appointed as head coach for Guangzhou City (Xinhua|) Chinese autogigant kijkt ook naar VDL Nedcar bij Europese expansie (FD) Veiligheidsdiensten slaan samen alarm om Chinese cyberdreiging in Nederland (FD) Nederlandse veiligheidsbelangen kwetsbaar voor activiteiten andere landen (aivd.nl) ADO Den Haag's newly signed Chinese player Li Sirong’s good looks ‘cannot save Chinese soccer' (Global Times) Vrees voor Chinese spionage via douanescanners in haven Rotterdam (FD) Chinese-Indonesians in the Netherlands still feel the pull of home ($$SCMP) Nederlandse film De Dirigent binnenkort te zien in Chinese bioscopen (nu.nl) Making net gains: Building a better social security system (Trivium China) Xi's anti-corruption campaign: An all-purpose governing tool (China Leadership Monitor) Mao's ghostly grip (Inside Story) China punishes those who question 'martyrs.' A sleuth keeps track (NYT) Church in China: 2021 dominated by the 100th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party (AsiaNews) Freedom in a cage: An interview with Chang Ping, former news director of Southern Weekend (China Change) Facts and myths about Global Times, the most misunderstood publication in China (Beijing Channel) Weibo influencer banned, detained for slandering Galwan Valley martyrs (sixthtone.com) China's political discourse in 2020 (China Media Project, Sinocism) Learn Party history by following Xi's visits to revolutionary sites (Xinhua) China's amended law lowering criminal liability age to 12 takes effect (Xinhua) China's aging population is a bigger challenge than its 'one-child' policy, economists say (CNBC) Xi Jinping triomphe de la grande pauvreté (Le Vent de la Chine) Chongqing grants restraining order to male victim of domestic violence for first time (Global Times) China's seniors, seeking retirement homes, find scams instead (NYT) Has China lifted 100 million people out of poverty? (BBC) Is it already too late to defuse China's population time bomb? ($$SCMP) Hi Mom: comedy about death and parenthood becomes one of China's biggest film hits (The Guardian) Court rejected case of seeking to correct textbook describing homosexuality as 'mental disorder' (Global Times) The birds, the bees, the subsidies (Trivium China) China to hold month-long military drills in South China Sea (Global Times) Video: 10 Chinese bombers strike exercises after the US move in the South China Sea (YouTube) PLA bombers practice maritime strike amid foreign provocations in S.China Sea (Global Times) Vietnam, Philippines fortify South China Sea bases (Asia Times) Pentagon rethinking how to array forces to focus on China (AP) Iran, Russia, China to conduct joint naval exercise in Indian Ocean (Al-Monitor) The myth and reality of the super soldier (BBC) China gene firm providing worldwide COVID tests worked with Chinese military (Reuters) Australian military to continue patrolling South China Sea as Beijing warns Taiwan independence 'means war' (The Guardian) India has sent more troops to disputed China border, President Ram Nath Kovind says (SCMP) Golden Globes: 'Tears' as Chloe Zhao becomes first Asian woman to win best director (BBC) Een vampierfilm maken in China valt nog niet mee, ondervond regisseur David Verbeek ($$de Volkskrant) Online lockdown diaries as endurance art (Springer) Experts work to bring back China’s Old Summer Palace (Global Times) Renowned Chinese pianist Fou Ts'ong dies of Covid-19 (BBC) China’s museums keep growing, attracting more visitors (People's Daily Online) Les orchestres symphoniques, au diapason (Le Vent de la Chine) Visually impaired band sees the light with rock 'n' roll (Shine) How film festivals can help combat Chinese censorship ($$The Washington Post, Free Media Info) Lost treasure of China's Old Summer Palace returns home (Xinhua) China buys Western academics (Gatestone Institute) China’s agriculture chief again hints at backing for genetically modified foods ($$Caixin) China wants to stop exodus of young children studying overseas (Inkstone) China home to 342 million online education users (Xinhua) China Mars mission: Tianwen-1 spacecraft enters into orbit (BBC) Sinovac gets conditional market approval for COVID-19 vaccine in China (CGTN) Coronavirus vaccine: Russia moves a step ahead of China with clinical trial data release ($$SCMP) Video: Sinovac and Sinopharm - what do we know about the Chinese vaccines? (BBC) Mass inoculation shows safety, efficacy of Chinese COVID-19 vaccines (Xinhua) Seven Chinese-made COVID-19 vaccines enter phase-3 clinical trials: official (Xinhua) A climate of change (Trivium China) Drop by drop, Yangtze River is drying up (SCMP) Japan, China, ASEAN shun drastic zero-carbon moves (Asia Times) The biggest winners from China's protected species list? Wolves (Sixth Tone) China plans to raise minimum renewable power purchase to 40% by 2030: government document (Reuters) China plans to raise minimum renewable power purchase to 40% by 2030: government document (Reuters) China's emissions of ozone-harming gas are declining, studies find (NYT) China brings back climate envoy with record of deals with US ($$Bloomberg) China calls for global cooperation to address climate change (Xinhua) Ministry of Ecology and Environment smacks down energy regulator (Trivium China) Danger of mRNA vaccines to elderly under spotlight after 16 deaths in Switzerland (Global Times) Seismic activity in the Three Gorges region – 2021 update (Probe International) WHO team probing COVID-19 visits Wuhan lab, meets 'Bat Woman' (Reuters) Wuhan's death rate 50% higher than normal during epidemic’s peak, study shows ($$Caixin) China approves two more COVID-19 vaccines for wider use (AP) New Chinese study finds milder variants of African swine fever virus (Reuters) Wel oversterfte in Wuhan, maar minder overlijdens in rest van China door lockdown ($$de Volkskrant) China's new outbreaks of pig diseases spark doubts over recovery (Bloomberg) Six killed in East China gold mine fire ($$Caixin) China wasn't alone, but it took lead role spreading lies about COVID’s origins (AP) Weibo user sentenced to six months over Wuhan poem (China Digital Times) China did 'little' to hunt for Covid origins in early months, says WHO document (The Guardian) PLA experimented in Wuhan lab, covered up outbreak (Taiwan News) Italy launches probe into €1.25bn PPE contract with China (FT) Covid-19 pandemic: China 'refused to give data' to WHO team (BBC) China refuses to give WHO raw data on early Covid-19 cases Tencent executive held by China over links to corruption case (WSJ) Scam surgeries expose ills at China's for-profit hospitals ($$Caixin) We're still missing the origin story of this pandemic - China is sitting on the answers ($$The Washington Post) Prominent human rights activist Ding Jiaxi tells lawyer details of torture throughout his year in custody (China Change) Boycott questions over Beijing Winter Olympics raise eerie echoes of 1936 (The Guardian) China pushes back on 'politicization of sports' as pressure mounts for US Olympics boycott (Newsweek) Beijing 2022: Boris Johnson rejects boycott call over Uighur 'genocide' (BBC) Han Zheng prepares for the Olympics (Trivium China) Beijing's 2008 Olympics was a soft power victory for China, but 2022 may be another story (CNN) China is preparing for another Olympics in Beijing, like it or not (NYT) Don't boycott Beijing's 2022 Winter Olympics (Newsweek) If the West boycotts China’s Olympics, the Games could end forever. Fingers crossed ($$The Washington Post) Can the world's democracies really take part in the Beijing Olympics - while genocide is taking place? (The Washington Post) Preparations on track for 2022 Beijing Winter Olympic Games: FM (Xinhua) Chinese mainland launches ‘pineapple express' train after banning imports from Taiwan Island (Global Times) Forbidden fruit: Taiwan urges people to eat more pineapples after China ban (Reuters) China's COVID vaccines trusted by just 1.3 percent of Taiwanese: poll (Newsweek) Tension haunts tiny Taiwanese isles that live in fear of war with China (Taiwan) China faces fateful choices, especially involving Taiwan (The Economist) Chinese warplanes continue sorties near Taiwan during lunar New Year (Newsweek) Taiwan suggests China to blame after deal for 5m Covid vaccine doses is put on hold (Reuters) Taiwan's economy feels heat as TSMC feeds global chip boom (FT) Unacceptable mistake to post 'Taiwan flag': Bayern Munich (Global Times) Taiwan war games raise risk of US-China conflict (FT) Hong Kong protesters defy ban to show support for detained leaders (FT) Hong Kong’s electoral reform: is this the end of confrontational opposition, and who decides what’s a patriot? (SCMP) Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong charged with conspiring to commit subversion (Newsweek) Video: 47 Hong Kong democrats and activists charged with conspiracy to commit subversion (Reuters) Beijing slams Washington over Hong Kong move (China Daily) China's campaign to crush democracy in Hong Kong is working (WSJ) Hong Kong's lesson to schoolchildren: Love China, no questions asked (NYT) High-profile Hong Kong activists face trial (Axios China) Hong Kong plans to make politicians swear oath of loyalty to Beijing (The Guardian) HK police receive People's Liberation Army training on Chinese-style marching for next year's 25th anniversary of city's handover (SCMP) 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) 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) Stanley Ho, casino kingpin of gambling capital Macau, dies at 98 (WSJ) Macau bans annual Tiananmen Massacre photo exhibition (HK Free Press) Macau casinos allowed to reopen after anti-virus closure (AP) China to enhance mainland-Macau financial cooperation (Xinhua) As in Xinjiang, China is tightening its grip in Tibet (The Economist) China to build the world’s biggest dam on sacred Tibetan river (Al Jazeera) China releases Tibetan activist after five years in jail (AFP) As exiled Tibetans vote, calls grow for India to help them stand up to China ($$SCMP) Amid US-China tensions, Tibetans seize the moment ($$The Diplomat, Tribune) China woedend: Trump keurt op het nippertje provocerende Tibet-wet goed ($$de Volkskrant) China foreign ministry says firmly rejects new US law on Tibet policy (Reuters) Playing the 'Tibet card' reflects Washington’s anxiety about China (Global Times) China’s atrocities in Tibet are growing too big to ignore ($$The Washington Post, tibet.net) US Congress: sanctions on Beijing if it interferes in the Dalai Lama's succession (AsiaNews) How Beijing uses family videos to try to discredit Uyghur advocates (HK Free Press) UN rights chief decries arrests in China, abuses in Xinjiang (Reuters) Inside Xinjiang's prison state: Survivors of China's campaign of persecution reveal the scope of the devastation (The New Yorker) UN rights chief cites 'need' to assess rights in Xinjiang (AP) Uighur rights groups pressure corporate sponsors to boycott 2022 Beijing Olympics (VoA) Turkey's Uighurs fear betrayal over Chinese vaccines and trade (FT) UK to call for UN probe of Uighur camps in China’s Xinjiang province (FT) US accusation of China's 'genocide' relies on data abuse, baseless claim by far-right: media (Xinhua) 'Insufficient evidence' for Xinjiang 'genocide' (Global Times) China rebukes certain Westerners for fabricating lies about Xinjiang (Xinhua) 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) Video: China's Inner Mongolia policy triggers Mongolian script revival (DW.com) Ethnic Mongolians call on Beijing to probe disappearance of poverty funds (RFA) China moves to replace ethnic Mongolians in education sector with Han Chinese (RFA) Flipping the script: China school reforms spark Mongolian writing revival (AFP) Poverty alleviation: China's 'anti-poverty' drives leaves Mongolian herders out in cold (Part II) (Radio Free Asia) Two Chinese video producers go missing for mocking Xi Jinping, aka 'Bao Zi', on YouTube (AsiaNews) Rudy Giuliani appeared to think the leader of China is called Zi Jingming instead of Xi Jinping (Business Insider) Tip-off letter says senior Henan official slaps subordinate for eating in same canteen, sparks outcry (Global Times) Using smart seat cushions to monitor employees may be illegal: experts (Global Times) Young model of burial clothes gives people more choices of what to wear at the end of their lives (People's Daily Online) Vlaamse duiven gaan voor miljoenen naar China ($$de Volkskrant) Jack Ma disappears from his own talent show ($$FT, World News Era) China is guarding ancient bat caves against journalists and scientists seeking to discover the origins of the coronavirus (Business Insider) Niet Biden en Harris, maar Xi Jinping had de Persoon van het Jaar moeten zijn ($$de Volkskrant) Taiwanese horror game pulled from sale again after backlash in China (The Guardian)
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