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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's imports slump sparks fresh fears about global economy (The Guardian) Chinese Central Bank tells police to go after rumormongers (Trivium) North Korea has 'no intention' of yielding to present US demands: vice FM (NK News) Malaysia's Mahathir: green light for China-backed East Coast Rail Link - if price is right (SCMP) China's massive internet (Axios China) Population challenges intensify (Trivium) Disappeared forever? The persecution of Uyghur intellectuals (Los Angeles Review of Books, China Channel) Four more Chinese cities warned over pace of home price growth (Reuters) China surges ahead in lithium production (Asia Times) Editorial: Rule of law must be applied to government investment sooner rather than later (Caixin) China's latest crackdown target is liberal economists (Bloomberg) Pinduoduo gives Alibaba a run for its dominance ($$Caixin) China auto sales fall 14.6% on year in April, 10th month of decline (Reuters) China to step up efforts to cut overcapacity in 2019 (Xinhua) China's digital economy reaches $4.64 trillion in 2018 (chinadaily.com.cn) A dash of stimulus helps stabilize China's wobbly economy (Brookings) China April factory growth unexpectedly slows as economy struggles for traction (Reuters) China identifies 4 priorities for WTO (Xinhua) China submits proposal for WTO reform (China Daily) Responsible practices are key to BRI’s success (Asia Times) A bridge to China: Kuwait's Silk City (Asia Times) Africa to meet China’s growing import needs amid trade row (Global Times) Xi's speech lays out blueprint for Belt, Road (China Daily) China's trade friction with Canada intensifies (Global Times) China's Belt and Road strecthes to Africa (Brookings) Silk Road expands to Arctic and beyond (Asia Times) Nepal must tread carefully on the new Silk Road (Asia Times) China vital to Myanmar’s peace, progress (Global Times) Tehran asking China for help over nuclear agreement and 'a multipolar world' (AsiaNews) How other countries are responding to Trump's Huawei threat (The Guardian) Dialogue of Civilizations for a better Asia and world (Asia Times) Xi wants China to take larger role in world (Trivium) China confirms arrests of two detained Canadians (CGTN) A Russian-Chinese partnership is a threat to US interests ($$Foreign Affairs) De dilemma's van telecombedrijven: wat als Huawei in het systeem zit? ($$de Volkskrant) How Xi and Abe can bridge China-Japan divide (Asia Times) Xi wades into 'clash of civilizations' row (Asia Times) To many Chinese, America was like 'heaven.' Now they're not so sure ($$NYT) Why the US and China see negotiations differently (Project Syndicate) Surprise attack: CCTV6 unexpectedly airs anti-American movies as China-US trade war intensifies (What's on Weibo) Chinese FM urges U.S. to avoid further damage of ties in phone call with Pompeo (Xinhua) China's top diplomat calls for US restraint on trade, Iran (Reuters) As trade war rages, China's sway over the US fades ($$NYT) Ex-CIA officer Kevin Mallory sentenced to 20 years for spying for China (AFP) Time to discard any illusions about the US (Global Times) Blocked from US market, Huawei chipmaker pens scathing letter (Sixth Tone) Party stokes nationalist sentiment (Trivium) Huawei launches 5G smartphone in Britain (Xinhua) Huawei poses security threat to UK, says former MI6 chief (The Guardian) Merkel: Europe must unite to stand up to China, Russia and US (The Guardian) UK regulator investigates China's state broadcaster for airing TV confession (Reuters) Brouhaha over Italy-China BRI deal may be overrated (SupChina) 'I like his style': praise for House Speaker John Bercow from China ambassador (The Guardian) Italy rolls out welcome mat for Huawei despite US pressure (Xinhua) Huawei leak costs UK defense minister his job (Axios) Gavin Williamson is sacked as defence secretary for leaking Britain’s Huawei plans ($$The Economist) Trade war: What you need to know about US-China talks (BBC) Langverwachte China-strategie blijkt een 'diplomatieke Houdini-act' ($$FD) Dutch King says the Netherlands highly values relations with China (Xinhua) Huawei mogelijk betrokken bij Chinese spionage in Nederland ($$de Volkskrant) Nauwe Europese samenwerking noodzakelijk in Chinastrategie van kabinet (nu.nl) Drenthe mikt op de Chinese toerist: 'Wij kunnen niet bestaan van Nederlandse toeristen die alleen maar door de natuur fietsen' ($$de Volkskrant) Kaapt China ons voedsel weg? Niet iedereen is gerust (Nederlands Dagblad) Chinese tea-picking opera performed in Dutch city (Xinhua) Brill severs ties with Chinese publisher (Inside Higher Ed) Spionage bij ASML: Wie zelf zwijgt, riskeert een Chinees complot (nrc.nl) Chinese spionnen stelen kostbare bedrijfsgeheimen van ASML ($$FD) China wants us to forget the horrors of Tiananmen as it rewrites its history (The Guardian) Bob Hawke 'We saw humanity': a Chinese student on the day Bob Hawke wept over Tiananmen (The Guardian) China's censors confound biz (Variety) Former senior provincial official arrested for taking bribes (Xinhua) Who's afraid of China's Internet vigilantes? ($$NYT) Shen Yun: Fighting Communism - and making a stack on the side (Radio France International) Asian values needed in new context (China Daily) China investigates 280,000 cases of Party frugality violations since 2012 (Xinhua) CBS show censored in China despite removal of segment critical of Beijing (Inkstone) Ninety percent of Chinese youth endorse Marxism: poll (Global Times) China narrows urban-rural gap in healthcare services (Xinhua) Medical summit looks at the future of health care in China (Shine) Chinese cities recruit 'public eyes' to check traffic violations (Xinhua) China puts over 1.5 tln yuan into healthcare sector (Xinhua) Recent spate of teenage suicides prompts call to reflect on education methods (Global Times) Misbehaving on the subway can eat up your credit score (Trivium) ‘Forever outsiders’: housing research suggests residency restrictions drive inequality ($$Caixin) China's serious disease insurance reimbursement rate to reach 60 pct (Xinhua) Adult drinking is on the rise: China's per capita drinking is expected to surpass the US by 2030 (CnBeta) In China, a podcast inspired by 'This American Life' gives voice to the real ($$NYT) How China’s military upgrade and trade tensions are challenging the US in Indo-Pacific (SCMP) Images show construction of China's third aircraft carrier, thinktank says (AFP) China, Russia conduct first ever joint warship-based live-fire missile exercise (Global Times) The Senkaku paradox: Preparing for conflict with the great powers (Brookings) China gaat aantal legerbases in het buitenland fors uitbouwen, denkt het Pentagon (Trouw) China plans to launch carrier rocket at sea (Xinhua) China's powerful navy has a challenge on its hands - persuading others it is to be used for peace (SCMP) China is building an armada (Reuters) China's vast fleet is tipping the balance in the Pacific (Reuters) China concludes joint naval exercise with Southeast Asian countries (Xinhua) While arthouse films struggle in America, in China they thrive (IndieWire) Ann Hu on being A Chinese-born filmmaker and foreign film distribution in China (SupChina) Ancient Chinese buildings are held together with rice, sugar, and blood (Atlas Obscura) Overseas Chinese cultural centers promote exchanges under BRI (Xinhua) Liu Xia, widow of dissident Liu Xiaobo, rebuilds her career as an artist in Berlin ($$The New Yorker) The Wandering Earth and China's sci-fi heritage (BBC) Shanghai team resolves language dispute (Shine) Where are Xi Jinping’s works of calligraphy? Collector laments a disappearing Chinese art form (SCMP) Xi tells artists to toe the Party line (Trivium) Art courses mandatory for Chinese college students (Xinhua) China's seventh supercomputing center approved in race to tech dominance (technode) The number of Chinese scientific papers in 71 fields has been cited in the world (CnBeta) How a Chinese scientist broke the rules to create the first gene-edited babies ($$WSJ) How does education in China compare with other countries? (ChinaPower) Studeermachines met slaapgebrek (De Groene Amsterdammer) China conducting world-first trial of brain implants to treat drug addiction (ABC Australia) China's long march to space superpower (Axios) China's spending on education in 2018 increases (Xinhua) Significant slowdown in foreign students coming to China (echinacities.com) China says it will have a scientific research station on the moon's South Pole in the next 10 years (Newsweek) China aims to capture greenhouse gases (Asia Times) Why is China placing a global bet on coal? (NPR) The critical frontier: Reducing emissions from China’s Belt and Road (Brookings) China learns to tackle Latin America's environmental problems - the hard way (Dialogo Chino) Top leaders plant trees (Trivium) China's emissions future (Axios) US-China soy trade war could destroy 13 million hectares of Amazon rainforest (The Guardian) Vice Premier Han Zheng lays out environmental protection priorities (Trivium) China worstelt met fijnstof (ANP, Reuters) Parched Beijing (Trivium China) 17 trapped in NE China iron mine flooding (Xinhua) Dozens of people trapped in collapsed Shanghai factory (chinadaily.com.cn) 11 killed, 2 injured in China construction site accident (Xinhua) African swine fever: A vicious, untreatable killer leaves China guessing ($$NYT) Tesla says investigating car explosion in Shanghai (BBC) African swine fever in China could kill up to 200 million pigs and trigger a 70% rise in pork prices (Asia Times) Chinese netizens react to tragic fire at Notre Dame cathedral (That's) Chinese netizens react to tragic fire at Notre Dame cathedral (That's) Tunnel explosion leaves 7 dead in southwest China (Xinhua) 2 children killed, 2 injured in stabbing in central China (Shine) Whistle-blower judge in custody of anti-corruption agency and facing accusations of theft and fabrication (SCMP) Former Yunnan leader surrenders in corruption probe ($$Caixin) Pakistani Christian girls trafficked to China as brides (AP) How a Chinese venture in Venezuela made millions while locals grew hungry (Reuters) Eight Chinese and four Pakistanis arrested in Pakistan in fake-marriage scandal (AFP) Security lapse exposed a Chinese smart city surveillance system (TechCrunch) Chinese social media site blocks petition backing woman accusing tech billionaire of rape (Sixth Tone) Missing Chinese student activist accuses police of abusing him in detention (AFP) 'Chinese arts die sleutelde aan DNA embryo's leverde broddelwerk' (Trouw) Chinese star Fan Bingbing reappears after nearly a year in wilderness (The Guardian) Little people, big ambitions: China trials football kindergartens (AFP) Italian football federation set for talks over playing a Serie A match in China (AP) Chinese football moves into a new era (Asia Times) China's marathons race ahead (Caixin) China has over 24,000 football-featured schools (Xinhua) Beijing chosen for the 2022 Olympics because 'everything is easier with the dictatorships' (Asia News) Manchester United to launch China entertainment centres (BBC) The NBA is China's most popular sports league. Here's how it happened (CNBC) China sprints toward next sports goal: half a billion weekend warriors (The Christian Science Monitor) Fan Bingbing's hefty fines underline China's tax evasion crackdown (Xinhua) Taiwan legislature approves Asia's First same-sex marriage law ($$NYT) Is US rethinking Taiwan policy? (Asia Times) Taiwan’s Tsai moots major shift in trade war (Asia Times) US should sell advanced fighters to Taiwan (Asia Times) Ex-KMT chair’s visit paves way for cross-Straits peace: expert (Global Times) Can the PLA get across the Taiwan Strait? (Asia Times) China urges US to handle Taiwan-related issues as appropriate (Xinhua) US House passes pro-Taiwan bills, amid trade tensions with China (Reuters) PLA conducts live-fire exercise north of Taiwan Straits (Global Times) US flags threat to Taiwan from PLA missiles (Asia Times) Mainland Chinese officials come out in support of Hong Kong’s controversial extradition law (SCMP) International Chamber of Commerce-Hong Kong calls on government to halt extradition bill (SCMP) Hong Kong extradition law seen raising risks for US interests: commission (Reuters) Hong Kong: business must pay heed to the erosion of freedoms ($$FT) How a student's column in a US college newspaper sparked a fiery debate over '‘Hongkonger identity' (Hong Kong Free Press) Dark days in Hong Kong (Gatestone Institute) China urges US to stop interfering in Hong Kong's affairs (Xinhua) Huge protest in Hong Kong against China extradition plan (Al Jazeera) Hong Kong bookseller flees to Taiwan fearing extradition (AFP) US, Britain call for Hong Kong free expression (Asia Times) Macau’s casino giant to shed image of family-run business (Asia Times) Macau syndicate smuggled $4.4 billion out of China, police say (CNN) Gambling hub Macau shrugs off China downturn with tourist surge (AFP) Macau's gambling sector reports biggest revenue in four years ($$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) 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) Dalai lama weer opgeknapt na longontsteking(De Telegraaf) China says Dalai Lama's successor must have its approval (PTI, India) Dalai Lama recovers from chest infection in hospital (Reuters) Former official with Dalai clique exposes true face of 'Tibetan government-in-exile' (Global Times) China urges Turkey to support its fight against 'East Turkistan' (Xinhua) Western companies get tangled in China's Muslim clampdown ($$WSJ) Islamophobia in China (ChinaFile) Jews are speaking out against China's ethnic cleansing of Muslims. Will it help? (Forward) Video: Surviving China's Uighur camps (France 24) Pakistan, turning a blind eye to plight of Uighur Muslims (Asia Times) China, US clash at UN over Uighur detentions (AFP) De Chinese overheid heeft tientallen moskeeën van Oeigoeren verwoest, blijkt uit satellietbeelden (Trouw) Revealed: new evidence of China's mission to raze the mosques of Xinjiang (The Guardian) The world shrugs as China locks up 1 million Muslims (Axios) 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) Ethnic Mongolian activist detained after tweet about land dispute (Radio Free Asia) Man detained in China for giving dogs 'illegal' names (BBC) Mother says she thought $6.5m was a donation to Stanford (Global Times) Man pays RMB 380,000 to clone his dog (the beijinger) Game of Thrones: Chinese fans angry as censorship results in 'castrated' debut (AFP) Still want to see Notre-Dame? Go to China (Asia Times) Defying Chinese censorship: a comic dedicated to nakedness (The Guardian) Publisher fined $29,000 for blog saying Beijing office complex had bad feng shui (AFP) China is livestreaming matchmaking (Trivium) Girl falls 26 floors, gets up and walks away (Global Times) China requires naturalized football players to learn party history (AP)
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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
Macau
Tibet
Xinjiang
Binnen-Mongolie
Een lach en een traan