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Economic decoupling possible if India doesn’t calm down (Global Times) China releases details of Hong Kong anti-sedition law (The Guardian) EU chides China and others for IP breaches - again (FT) Has China won? Not yet (Prospect) Global alliance formed to counter China threat amid rising tensions (The Guardian) The death of globalisation has been announced many times. But this is a perfect storm (The Guardian) Why China might emerge stronger after Covid-19 (Asia Times) China's plans to win control of the global order (Tablet) Coronavirus: China's disappeared heroes and the silence of the West (Gatestone Institute) Coronavirus leaves China to rule the world? Truth is, it's neither ready nor willing (SCMP) How Beijing’s second Covid-19 wave knocked its business recovery off course ($$Caixin) China’s data labyrinth reveals jobless fears (Asia Times) China starts first fishing moratorium on high seas (Xinhua) The 'chop' reigns in corporate China (FT) China's economy flickers into life (Asia Times) Explaining China's economic resilience (Project Syndicate) Coastal regions keep national pension scheme from going bankrupt (Trivium China) Ex-Googler becomes China’s second-richest person (BBC) Can we believe China will reform its economy this time, given the empty promises of the past? (SCMP) Can we believe China will reform its economy this time, given the empty promises of the past? (SCMP) China as economic bogeyman (Project Syndicate) Rising tension with China rings corporate Australia's alarm bells (FT) Chinese electric buses roll out across Latin America (Dialogo Chino) Pandemic takes the shine off China's Belt and Road Initiative as African partners struggle with coronavirus (SCMP) RCEP manifests free trade, multilateralism amid global difficulties: Vietnamese scholars (Xinhua) Beijing looks to move towards trade, away from ‘wolf warrior’ diplomacy (SCMP) Will China's e-commerce reshape a reopening world? (Brookings) China should pursue joining Pacific trade bloc, former commerce minister says ($$Caixin) Why China cannot pin its hopes on global demand to boost economic recovery (SCMP) Digital currency: Italy follows China's lead (Asia Times) Defying US, China and Iran near trade and military partnership (NYT) Balancing act: Major powers and the global response to US-China great power competition (Brookings) Iran government squeezed over ‘secretive’ deal with China (Al-Monitor) Ex-spy brought India, China back from the brink (Asia Times) Iran-China pact turbocharges the New Silk Roads ($$Asia Times) Trying to loosen the linchpin: China’s approach to South Korea (Brookings) In deep trouble, Iran grabs a Chinese lifeline ($$The Washington Post, Hagerstown) Podcast: Ananth Krishnan on the China-India border conflict (SupChina) Global allies step up retaliation for China crackdown in HK ($$FT, Soul News) China accuses Australia of 'gross interference' after offer of safe haven for Hong Kong visa holders (The Guardian) The Chinese decade: The coronavirus has given Beijing a strategic opportunity - but one that might not last ($$NYT) You could end up in jail, US warns its citizens in China (The Guardian) Why China wants Trump to win (The Atlantic) In Trump, China has an adversary who’s not afraid to push back – even if it means economic pain (SCMP) TikTok and the Sino-American tech split ($$The Economist, bestsoundcloudrappers2019.wordpress.com) China’s peace and reconciliation effort falls flat (Asia Times) Amazon says email ordering employees to delete TikTok was sent in errror (WSJ) US plans South China Sea announcement with tensions escalating (Bloomberg) Trump says he is not thinking about a 'Phase 2' US-China trade deal (Reuters) Delisting - Wall Street pushes back on US threats to delist Chinese stocks (Bloomberg) The Observer view on post-Brexit UK-China relations (Observer editorial) Is too much trade at stake for Britain to stand up to Beijing? (The Guardian) Where in Britain does China spend its money? (The Guardian) Swedish ex-ambassador Anna Lindstedt acquitted (BBC) UK universities comply with China's internet restrictions (BBC) UK government hints at U-turn on Huawei role in 5G technology (The Guardian) European leaders condemn China over 'deplorable' Hong Kong security bill (The Guardian) Investment expert optimistic about continuous foreign investment into Greece (Xinhua) Europe's pushback on China (Institut Montaigne) EU-China summit showcases Europe's growing disillusionment with Beijing (SCMP) China's invloed op onderwijs in Nederland (Clingendael) Kabinet steekt miljoenen in techbedrijf om het uit Aziatische handen te houden ($$FD) China bant varkensvlees uit Nederland (Boederij) Chinese, Dutch leaders exchange congratulations on birth of panda cub (Xinhua) Chinese FM Wang Yi talks over phone with Dutch counterpart Stef Blok(Xinhua) Verzet je tegen kolonisatie door China, kijk naar de microscoop ($de Volkskrant) Hoe gaat de pandababy in Ouwehands Dierenpark heten? 'Uiteindelijk zal de beslissing bij China liggen' (AD) Change in Netherlands' office name in Taiwan is 'playing with fire,' poses risk to ties with Chinese mainland: experts (Global Times) Naamswijziging Nederlandse 'Taipei Office' zet relatie met China op scherp (NOS) Voor de derde keer in quarantaine: dit keer is de deur van onze China-correspondent verzegeld ($$de Volkskrant) Xi looks to bring law enforcement to heel (Trivium China) Xu Zhangrun: Outspoken professor detained in China (BBC) Over 130,000 lawyers in China are CPC members: association (Xinhua) Communist Party of China has nearly 92 million members (Xinhua) China punishes thousands of officials for violating frugality rules (Xinhua) Spied on. Fired. Publicly shamed. China's crackdown on professors reminds many of Mao era (Los Angeles Times) Via deze 'journalist' publiceert de Communistische Partij haar visie over internationale relaties ($$de Volkskrant) Bishop Augustine Cui Tai of Xuanhua is again sequestered by police (AsiaNews) Chinese human rights lawyer Yu Wensheng jailed for four years, says his wife (The Guardian) Beijing coronavirus outbreak piles pressure on Communist party ($$FT, Investing Planner) Berengal, tijgerbot en zeepaardjes: China gaat corona te lijf met traditionele geneeskunde ($$de Volkskrant) Facial-recognition payment on subways, buses in China's Guiyang (Xinhua) Persuading China to switch to 'fake' pork (BBC) Chinese traditional medicine treatment for Covid-19 inspired by 1,800-year-old medical textbook produces fortune for makers (SCMP) Covid-19: China pushes traditional remedies amid outbreak (BBC) Beijing and aging: have all the children you want; put off retirement (AsiaNews) Inside China's race to beat poverty ($$FT, finanz.dk) China urged to drop family planning controls, reform pension system to combat aging society ($$Caixin) Chinese city launches domestic violence database for couples considering marriage (The Guardian) Why China's hip-hop stars are staying silent on Black Lives Matter (Inkstone) India set to invite Australia to join Malabar naval exercises (SCMP) Chinese think tank rejects reports of planned South China Sea air defence identification zone (SCMP) US preps for Pacific conflict with Wake Island expansion (Asia Times) China 'prepared against military provocation from Australia' (Global Times) Australia defense spending hike aims at China (Asia Times) Chinese corona virus vaccine approved for military use (AFP) Russia and China vie for influence in US-dominated Middle East arms market (The New Arab) Chinese Defense Ministry blames India for border clash: it 'unilaterally' violates consensus (CGTN) Video: India is willing to 'use force' if border tensions with China 'get out of hand': Stratfor (CNBC) China, India agree to disengage forces after deadly clash (AP) Passage à vide pour l’industrie du cinéma (Le Vent de la Chine) Part of China's Great Wall not made for war: study (AFP) Chinese demand saved the art industry post the global financial crisis – who will come to the rescue now? (SCMP) China's sci-fi surge (Axios World) Banning knockoff buildings might bring a renaissance in Chinese architecture (The Guardian) Archaeological findings provide key proof of Chinese civilization origin (Xinhua) Ai Weiwei: 'I became the enemy of the established power, but without a crime' (The Guardian) 'Everyone is isolated': An interview with Yuan Ling (New York Review of Books) China to up support for innovative literary, artistic groups (Xinhua) 19 million visit Palace Museum in 2019 (Xinhua) In echo of Mao era, China's schools in book-cleansing drive (Reuters) Try, try again: The students who keep retaking the 'gaokao' (Sixth Tone) China's gaokao exam fraud: victims learn the worst after cheats steal their grades and university places (SCMP) Innovatie: Europa suste zichzelf in slaap met verhaaltjes over wat Chinezen niet zouden kunnen ($$de Volkskrant) China launches final satellite in Beidou navigation system to rival GPS (AP) Is Zoom safe for Chinese students? (Inside Higher Ed) Nearly 11m students to sit China's college entrance exam in July: ministry (Xinhua) China reports progress in ultra-secure satellite transmission ($$NYT, MSN News) A chill descends on Chinese scholars in Japan (The Japan Times) China tightens international students' application for universities, colleges (Xinhua) China reverts to its dirty coal ways (Asia Times) China expands coal plant capacity to boost post-virus economy ($$FT, Financial Review) Three Gorges Dam ‘not at risk of collapse,’ safe for heavy rainfall: experts (Global Times) Green or black? China urged to curb coal addiction and recover from coronavirus sustainably (SCMP) Overfishing threatens cetaceans in South China Sea (Xinhua) China orders pangolin protection amid pandemic (AP) La Chine qui se bat pour respirer (Le Vent de la Chine) China launches measuring of Mount Qomolangma height (Xinhua) China takes leading actions in fighting climate change (Xinhua) 1,749 prosecuted in China for wildlife-related crimes (Xinhua) China raises flood alert to second highest level China goes on biosafety lab building spree (Asia Times) China downplays potential new swine flu pandemic (AFP) New swine flu with pandemic potential identified by China researchers (AFP) WHO sending team to China to investigate origins of coronavirus (Reuters) Hebei: China locks down 400,000 people after virus spike near Beijing (BBC) China puts half a million in lockdown after COVID-19 spike (Al Jazeera) Beijing seems to have COVID-19 under control again (SupChina) Mystère au marché de Xinfadi (Le Vent de la Chine) In Beijing it looked like coronavirus was gone. Now we're living with a second wave (The Guardian) Human rights lawyer Wang Quanzhang files torture charges against Chinese officials (AFP) The mystery of $2 billion of loans backed by fake gold ($$Caixin) Former deputy head of China's quality watchdog sentenced to life in prison (Xinhua) Intruders try to kidnap a Chinese appliance tycoon ($$NYT, Night Fall News) 'Sacrificed': anger in China over death of Wuhan doctor from coronavirus (The Guardian) WHO reviews China-based news anchor’s global ambassador role (FT) Fang Fang: The Wuhan writer whose virus diary angered China (BBC) Coronavirus journal Wuhan Diary continues to upset Chinese nationalists (SCMP) Human rights defender Wang Quanzhang says he cut all emotional ties with his family so he could survive in prison (SCMP) Missing Wuhan citizen journalist reappears after two months (The Guardian) China offered two F1 races this year, says Shanghai official (Reuters) Players suspended for 6 months for breaking virus curfew (AP) Football: Coup de sifflet final pour le Tianjin Tianhai (Le Vent de la Chine) Stapvoets komt het voetballeven in China op gang ($$de Volkskrant) With mass team ouster, China stumbles on rush to soccer success (Sixth Tone) Sun Yang: Eight-year ban for Chinese Olympic champion (BBC) FIBA Asia Cup 2021 qualifier matches postponed amid epidemic (Xinhua) Chinese F1 postponed over coronavirus fears (AFP) Beijing opens high-speed train for Winter Olympics, as calls for boycott grow (SupChina) New coach says China men's football players must be ready to fight (Xinhua) The Taiwanese island fortress that could halt a Chinese invasion (Forbes) Undeterred by coronavirus, China takes influence campaign online to win Taiwan hearts (Reuters) Is Taiwan the next Hong Kong? (Foreign Affairs) Taiwan and Somaliland risk China's ire with bilateral ties (FT) Taiwan warns citizens of risk in Hong Kong visits after China passes law (Reuters) Taiwan warned against 'wishful thinking' that US will come to rescue if China attacks (SCMP) Taiwan looks to tighten investment rules for China (FT) US using Taiwan as ‘'ast card' may only speed up reunification (Global Times) Taiwan celebrates pride with a public parade ($$NYT, Central News Now) PLA flies aircraft to Taiwan, both US and Taiwan military activities targeted (Global Times) 500,000 Hongkongers cast 'protest vote' against security law (Reuters) Hong Kong security law: Why we are taking our BNOs and leaving (BBC) Primary polls in HK despite security law warning (AFP) The new Hong Kong: Disappearing books, illegal words and arrests over blank white paper (Los Angeles Times) Hong Kong pollster raided ahead of opposition vote (AFP) HK academic freedom crushed under new National Security Law (University World News) Hong Kong’s second handover (Inside Story) China has shown it is willing to pay the economic price of suppressing Hong Kong (The Guardian) Hong Kong pupils banned from political activity (BBC) China's Great Firewall descends on Hong Kong internet users (The Guardian) Why Jewish refugees in World War II fled safety of Shanghai for Macau (SCMP) Stanley Ho, casino kingpin of gambling capital Macau, dies at 98 (WSJ) Macau bans annual Tiananmen Massacre photo exhibition (HK Free Press) Macau casinos allowed to reopen after anti-virus closure (AP) China to enhance mainland-Macau financial cooperation (Xinhua) Macau, a criança de ouro (Trivium China) Macau: China's other 'one country, two systems' region (BBC) Xi: Macau's achievements based on 'one country, two systems' (Xinhua) Xi bets on Macau (Trivium China) Chinese president proud of Macau's achievements, progress (Xinhua) Wang Yang tells Tibetan Buddhists to be Chinese (Trivium China) Tibet the solution for India's border strategy (Asia Times) Panchen Lima: China says boy picked by Dalai Lama now a college graduate (AP) Gedhun Choekyi Niyima: Tibetan Buddhism's 'reincarnated' leader who disappeared aged six (BBC) Why there are two Panchen Lamas, and one is missing (The Economist) Former Tibetan political prisoner dies from torture in prison (AsiaNews) Op 'tweetalige' scholen in Tibet wordt Tibetaans steeds meer een bijvak ($$de Volkskrant) Tibetan children denied mother-tongue classes (Human Rights Watch) 80th anniversary of Dalai Lama’s enthronement (AFP) Tibet basically eliminates absolute poverty (Xinhua) China vows ‘reciprocal action’ against critics of Xinjiang policies after US sanctions move (SCMP) Xinjiang: US sanctions on Chinese officials over 'abuse' of Muslims (BBC) The imprisonment of the ‘model villagers’: Two Uyghur sisters on what it means to lose their family and way of life (SupChina) 46 countries voice support for China's anti-terrorism and de-radicalization work in Xinjiang (Xinhua) China's software stalked Uighurs earlier and more widely, researchers learn ($$NYT, The Times of India) Caterpillar sourced clothes from Xinjiang factory involved in coerced labor (Axios China) Accusations of genocide in Xinjiang (Axios) Gedwongen sterilisatie en spiraaltjes in China's geboortebeleid voor Oeigoeren: 'demografische genocide' ($$de Volkskrant) China forces birth control on Uighurs to suppress population (AP) China sterilising ethnic minority women in Xinjiang, report says (AFP) 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) To solve the country's surplus of bachelors: Should Chinese women have multiple husbands? (SupChina) Chinese organ recipients form band to carry on foreign donor's music dream (CGTN) China's 'longevity city' records 500 centenarians (Xinhua) Shanghai New Year drone display was pre-recorded (BBC) Beijing’s bizarre war on dogs (Asia Times) China’s pork crisis: local banks offer meat to new customers with African swine fever set to continue (SCMP) Chinese basketball team fined for Mao parody (AFP) Cute furry things … and chairman Mao: China's obsession with car dashboard figurines – in pictures (The Guardian) Chinese celebrity chef roasts Michelin's Beijing guide (SupChina) Doctor sucks urine for elderly man onboard flight (Shine)
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China en de wereldcrisis
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Internationale Relaties
China - Verenigde Staten
China - Europa
China - Nederland
Politiek
Maatschappij
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