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'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 ($$The Washington Post) Xi trumps Trump with just minor concessions (Asia Times) US envoy decries lack of response from Islamic world to China's attacks on Uighurs (The Guardian) Watch: Crazy 5G police chase ad, now showing in China (Radii China) Next Hambantota? Welcome to the Chinese-funded US$1.4 billion Port City Colombo in Sri Lanka (SCMP) Mike Pompeo urges Tories to ask: 'What would Thatcher do?', again calls on UK to resist Huawei’s efforts to gain access to 5G network (The Guardian) Harnessing the May 4th anniversary (Axios China) China plans another round of ‘belt-tightening’ (Asia Times) Alibaba's strong results suggest Chinese consumers are still spending ($$NYT) Tencent and other Chinese tech firms are reporting decent results ($$The Economist) Rural disposable income up 40 times in 70 years (Asia Times) Car market down 13th month in a row (Shine) Op termijn wordt China zelf een wijnland, volgens Hongkongse wijnboer Peter Kwok ($$de Volkskrant) De handelsoorlog raakt Dongguan, de ‘fabriek van China’, en dat merk je op de banenmarkt ($$de Volkskrant) Jack Ma’s $290 billion loan machine is changing Chinese banking (Bloomberg) China’s private space industry: To infinity - and beyond! (Trivium) China’s growth is the slowest in nearly three decades: get used to it (The Economist) Trade war is making China more reliant on Australian energy, minerals (Caixin) Despite financial opening-up, foreign firms still face challenges in China (Caixin) China is doing Japan a favor (Asia Times) Ethiopia's economy is booming, but at what cost? (The Atlantic) China needs new places to sell its mountain of stuff ($$NYT) Huawei to help build high-speed networks in Canada's remote areas (China Plus) China and UAE pledge closer cooperation (Trivium) Ford struggles in China (Trivium) China surges as new major destination for Brazil's coffee exports (Food2China.com) Huawei announces $3.1 billion investment plan in Italy (Xinhua) Let’s see just who really is the maritime expansionist: China gets too much blame; Japan, not enough (Asia Times) The low road to Kashmir: Do India and China have more in common that they care to admit? (Inside Story) Philippines pushing back against Chinese militia South China Sea presence (USNI News) WSJ false report on Huawei refuted by Uganda, Zambia (Xinhua) China could play mediator role to help resolve Japan-South Korea trade friction (Global Times) When Leninists overreach (Project Syndicate) China’s Belt and Road faces tough times in Pakistan (Asia Times) Xi given a Trump card to play against Hong Kong (Asia Times) Huawei refutes reports of spying on Ugandan opposition politicians (Xinhua) Is China contributing to the United Nations’ mission? (ChinaPower) When it comes to choosing the US or China, perhaps our chickens are coming home to roost (The Guardian) US delays Huawei trade ban for another 90 days (BBC) Generational clash emerges among US experts in China policy debate ($$The Washington Post) 'Whatever happens, the US can hope only to be one power among several' (Project Syndicate) The 'post-truth' publication where Chinese students in America get their news (The New Yorker) America’s superpower panic (Project Syndicate) Japan replaces China as largest holder of US government debt (Caixin) Trump's assault on the global trading system - and why decoupling from China will change everything (Foreign Affairs) Video: Trump incorrectly has insisted 'China's paying the tariffs' ($$NYT) China no longer no. 1 for US as trade row bites (Caixin) Huawei boss: UK 'won't say no to us' over 5G rollout (The Guardian) China urges UK to stop its interference in China's internal affairs (Xinhua) Johnson's government 'would be very pro-China' (Xinhua) EU replaces US as east China province's largest trading partner (Xinhua) What Boris Johnson’s rise means for Asia (Asia Times) Huawei unveils major Italy investment (China Daily) China urges European side to stop interfering in Hong Kong affairs (Xinhua) Chinese FM calls for enhanced China-CEEC cooperation (Xinhua) Four Britons among foreigners arrested in China for drug offences (BBC) New 2,000km highway through Russia will connect China to Europe (that's) Chinese toeristen moeten op de Veluwe het geld laten rollen – wat merkt de lokale ondernemer daarvan? ($$de Volkskrant) Oeigoeren in Nederland klagen de Chinese overheid aan (nos.nl) Philips rejigs plants in China to counter fallout from trade war (Bloomberg) Summary and analysis on the Dutch China strategy (Dr2Consultants) Chinese staat gebruikt Nederlandse emotieherkenningssoftware ($$de Volkskrant) Groningen schoof onterecht tonnen meer publiek geld naar Chinese campus ($$FD) Niemand vertrouwt Huawei, dus nationale veiligheid benaderd via een ‘landenneutrale' aanpak ($$de Volkskrant) Alibaba wil Nederlandse ondernemers naar China halen ($$FD) China, the Netherlands strengthen synergies (China Daily) Nearly 6,000 fugitives return to China in past five years (Xinhua) China revises rules for commending martyrs (Xinhua) Party seeks to improve political education (Trivium) China jails award-winning cyber-dissident Huang Qi (BBC) Spreading rumors online in China may get you blacklisted (that's) Honey, I shrunk the state (Trivium) China to strengthen protection, utilization of revolutionary cultural relics (Ecns.cn) How the state runs business in China (The Guardian) Party to give more leash to local officials (Trivium) China urges fugitives to surrender for leniency (Xinhua) Chinese oud-premier Li Peng, bijgenaamd de ‘Slager van Beijing’, overleden ($$de Volkskrant) State Council wants to make sure migrants get paid (Trivium) More and more Chinese men seek medical help to look better (Xinhua) Positive news for the Chinese LGBT community (SupChina) The elderly are the next big growth market for Chinese tech firms ($$The Economist) Private businesses jump into elderly care (Trivium) Podcast: The effects of China’s one-child policy (The New Yorker) Some Chinese think Shang-Chi isn't hot enough (for them anyway) (Inkstone) Healthy China focuses on prevention (Trivium) China's pet economy surges to record highs (China.org.cn) Beijing subway tests facial recognition ticketing (Asia Times) China may win fight 'before America can respond' in Pacific, report says (Newsweek) US defence strategy in Indo-Pacific region faces 'unprecedented crisis' (The Guardian) It’s time for a 'Quad' of coast guards (The Interpreter) Why China can't target US aircraft carriers (Forbes) Xi calls for new advances in veterans affairs (Xinhua) Chinese construction boom in Cambodian town raises fears of secret military pact (ABC Australia) North Korea fires short-range missiles in latest provocation (Asia Times) China’s defense firms emerge in 'major upheaval' (Asia Times) China says it will never seek hegemony in national defense white paper (Xinhua) China to further improve welfare for retired soldiers (Xinhua) 'Germany is not an open society': Chinese artist Ai Weiwei on leaving Berlin (The Local) Picasso show captivates Beijing, whose art scene hums as censors hover ($$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) Chinese characters and the Meiji Restoration (Asia Times) China trains 5,500 calligraphy teachers (CGTN) Saving China's dialects? There's an app for that (Sixth Tone) Box office slows, cinema seeks way forward (Shine) As China’s movie industry slumps, executives debate its future ($$Caixin) Liu Cixin's War of the Worlds: A leading sci-fi writer takes stock of China's global rise (The New Yorker) A Chinese SpaceX? (SupChina) China makes breakthrough in converting carbon dioxide into liquid fuels (China Plus) 35% of China's schools are privately-run (Xinhua) 'Foreign masters' at Chinese universities (SupChina) Few things worry China’s elite more than getting their kids into Harvard ($$The Economist) Government guideline to reshape China's education system (Xinhua) Chinese universities form planetary science alliance (Chinese Academy of Scieces) China’s top talent now wants to work for rising domestic tech stars, not big brand multinationals (SCMP) New guideline to improve high school education in China (Xinhua) More Chinese supercomputers make world's top 500 (Xinhua),, China must lead global effort against tiger trade (Asia Times) Examining public concern about global warming and climate change in China (cambridge.org) Tip-off from China led to massive ivory seizure in Singapore (Asia Times) P.E.T. offers solution to plastic waste in China (Asia Times) 'A sort of eco-dictatorship': Shanghai grapples with strict new recycling laws (The Guardian) Wuhan protests: Incinerator plan sparks mass unrest (BBC) In China, life and death by a river dammed (Institute of Current World Affairs) China continues to dispute mounting CFC pollution evidence ($$Caixin) China wastes no time in garbage sorting (Xinhua) Xi Jinping tells everyone to sort their trash (Trivium) 17 missing after rock collapse in SW China (Xinhua) Typhoon Lekima leaves 49 dead, 21 missing in China (Xinhua) Typhoon Lekima: 18 dead and a million evacuated in China (BBC) Death toll rises to 38 in southwest China landslide (Xinhua) At least 30 killed and 15 missing after China landslide (BBC) Death toll rises to 29 in Southwest China landslide (Xinhua) Death toll rises to 20 in SW China landslide (Xinhua) Xi urges all-out rescue after SW China landslide (Xinhua) Zeker tien doden bij zware ontploffing in Chinese fabriek (Belga) Floods affect nearly 20 million people in China (Xinhua) Teenage brides trafficked to China reveal ordeal: 'Ma, I've been sold' ($$NYT) One Child Nation: looking back at China's horrifying policy (The Guardian) Li Yanxia: Chinese 'love mother' jailed for fraud (BBC) Head of China Development Bank's Shandong branch commits suicide ($$Caixin) Camsing fraud allegations spotlight supply-chain finance ($$Caixin) Death of 'barefoot lawyer' puts focus on China's treatment of political prisoners (The Guardian) Women, children and babies: human trafficking to China is on the rise (AsiaNews) Former national science association official expelled from CPC, public office (Xinhua) Using bribery and threats, China seizes another UN agency (New American) A billionaire’s fall spotlights child sexual abuse in China ($$NYT) China to build 3,000 specialist football kindergartens (China Plus) China names 24,126 schools specializing in youth football (Xinhua) China names 24,126 schools specializing in youth football (Xinhua) Xi Jinping's Taiwan policy and its impact on cross-strait relations (China Leadership Monitor) Li Ke to be the first naturalized player in Chinese national soccer team (Xinhua) Is naturalizing foreign players the cure for China’s ailing soccer development? (Global Times) Lippi returns, but faces tough road to China's World Cup dream (Xinhua) Little people, big ambitions: China trials football kindergartens (AFP) Italian football federation set for talks over playing a Serie A match in China (AP) Chinese football moves into a new era (Asia Times) Taiwan’s new F-16s boost regional role of US (Asia Times) Hong Kong protests: clash of technologies (Asia Times) China lodges solemn representations against US arms sales to Taiwan (Xinhua) Chinese champion Huawei under fire for calling Taiwan a country (Blkoomberg) Taiwanese monitoring developments in Hong Kong (Asia Times) Taiwan ex-officials to be barred from China events from Sept. 1 (Taipei Times) Taiwan urges citizens to stay on alert for China-backed media 'infiltration' (Reuters) China is trying to browbeat Taiwan by keeping its tourists away ($$The Economist) Taiwan set for pro-mainland fake news deluge before its presidential election (AFP) Taiwan mulls export control on chips for Huawei (Asia Times) Sorry, President Trump. You can't solve Hong Kong in 15 minutes ($$The Washington Post) Hong Kong: British consulate staffer 'detained at China border' (BBC) With troop buildup, China sends a stark warning to Hong Kong ($$NYT) Orderly marchers increase the pressure on Hong Kong’s government ($$The Economist) Twitter, Facebook target accounts spreading misinformation on Hong Kong protests ($$WSJ) Pence suggests Hong Kong clampdown could prevent China trade deal (Axios) Soluzione 'Qiao Shi' per Hong Kong? (Settimana News) China pressures business over Hong Kong. Workers get caught in the middle ($$NYT) Hong Kong protests: Huge crowds rally peacefully (BBC) China warns Canada be 'cautious on its words and deeds' regarding Hong Kong (CGTN) Macau’s casino giant to shed image of family-run business (Asia Times) Macau syndicate smuggled $4.4 billion out of China, police say (CNN) Gambling hub Macau shrugs off China downturn with tourist surge (AFP) Macau's gambling sector reports biggest revenue in four years ($$Caixin) Xi wants the Mainland to swallow Macau (Trivium) Multibillion-dollar Macau: a city of glitz and grit - photo essay (The Guardian) Hong Kong and Macau students will face compulsory military training at top mainland Chinese university for first time (SCMP) Macau's fortunes shine as April gaming revenues surge 28 per cent (South China Morning Post) Writer Jung Chang entry in Macau not guaranteed by authorities (Macau News) Lost language: how Macau gambled away its past (The Guardian) 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) How the Dalai Lama negotiated the future of his nation in exile (OZY) Mystery surrounds kidnapped Panchen Lama (Asia Times) The Panchen Lama turns 30, 24 years after he disappeared (AsiaNews) Tibetan-Canadian coalition 'appalled' by fake letter from Trudeau promoting pro-China group (The Star, Vancouver) China: Free our parents from concentration camps ($$NYT) China seeks to justify Xinjiang camps (Trivium) Foreign firms operating in Xinjiang need to consider human rights - or risk being complicit ($$The Washington Post) 'Xinjiang training center graduates eye bright future' (Global Times) China’s sickening acts on female prisoners at ‘re-education’ camps (news.com.au) Turkish reporters in Xinjiang dispel rumors and recognize China's de-radicalization work (Global Times) China said it closed Muslim detention camps. There's reason to doubt that ($$NYT) Doha defies Beijing over Uighurs; others can too (Asia Times) Beijing monitoring millions of sites in Xinjiang (Asia Times) The world knows what is happening to the Uighurs. Why has it been so slow to act? (The Guardian) Former Inner Mongolia legislator sets record with $64 million in alleged bribes ($$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) Chinese scholars debate alternative English name for China's 'dragon' (Global Time) Versace zegt sorry tegen China voor T-shirt ($$FD) Sichuan TV station broadcasts man's rising erect manhood (Global Times) Chinese city's ban on 'Beijing bikinis' leaves men hot under collar (The Guardian) Video: Elderly man saves woman, with lit cigarette in his mouth (Xinhua) Chinese man escorted off plane after opening emergency exit (that's) What's in a name? (Trivium) Restaurant customers get discount if they can make owner laugh (Global Times) Chinese communists disciplined for letting statue of Chairman Mao topple over in strong winds (SCMP) Authorities deny woman’s request to leave property to her dogs after she dies (Global Times)
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China en de wereldcrisis
Economie - Nationaal
Economie - Internationaal
Internationale Relaties
China - Verenigde Staten
China - Europa
China - Nederland
Politiek
Maatschappij
Militaire zaken
Cultuur
Wetenschap en Onderwijs
Milieu
Rampen en ongelukken
Schandalen
Sport
Taiwan
Hongkong
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Xinjiang
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