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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'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) China looks to science to stabilize pork supply (Trivium China) Why China won't miss opportunity with blockchain (8BTC) Study campaign tackles local window dressing (Trivium China) New Energy Vehicle (NEV) Industry Development Plan: NEVer say NEVer again (Trivium China) Manufacturing activity expands at fastest pace in almost three years (Caixin) China must recover pig production, stabilise pork supply - Vice Premier Hu Chunhua (Reuters) China must recover pig production, stabilize pork supply: vice premier (Reuters) China's growth forecast at 6.1% for 2020: report (Xinhua) China's economy set for more pain in 2020 ($$Caixin) Bond defaults have soared in China (The Economist) World Bank lending for China to gradually decline as relationship enters 'new phase' (Xinhua) Chipmaker secures patent deals as China seeks to break foreign tech dependence ($$Caixin) World Bank adopts $1 billion-plus annual China lending plan over US objections (Reuters) New Silk Roads in action at China-Kazakh border (Asia Times) Sri Lanka wants to undo deal to lease port to China for 99 years (Bloomberg) Het Russische gas blijft stromen, en voortaan eindelijk ook naar China ($$de Volkskrant) China adopts malicious 'cybersecurity' rules (Gatestone Institute) A renewed globalization push (Trivium China) Tasmania rejects Chinese-backed bid to build tourist resort overlooking national park (The Guardian) China's win-win strategy is paying off: US scholar (Asia Times) Huawei critics defend company against foreign media bashing (Global Times) In the UN, China uses threats and cajolery to promote its worldview ($$The Economist) China, Japan, and the East China Sea: Beijing's 'gray zone' coercion and Tokyo’s response (Brookings) North Korea to launch medical tourism, targeting visitors from China (Reuters) Wang Yi's visit to S.Korea a sign that two countries walk out of THAAD shadows: expert (Global Times) Censored by a Chinese tech giant? Canadians using WeChat app say they're being blocked (National Post) Doomed by data, our new Trojan Horse (Standard) A new opportunity for Uruguay and China (Dialogo Chino) El Salvador’s diplomatic switch pays off (Trivium China) Podcast: Global China's ambitions across East Asia (Brookings) Experts say US-China economic decoupling to leave US decoupled from world (Xinhua) Donald Trump calls for World Bank to halt all China lending (The Guardian) China imposes 'reciprocal' restrictions on US diplomats: spokesperson (Xinhua) China restricts US diplomats as tit for tat (Asia Times) US objects to World Bank's lending plans for China ($$NYT) China to waive tariffs on some US soybeans, pork (Reuters) The new China scare: Why America shouldn't panic aAbout its latest challenger (Foreign Affairs) Huawei sues US telecom regulator over 'unconstitutional' ban on buying its gear ($$Caixin) Philosopher David Goldman could have learned more about China (Asia Times) China hurts Boeing (Seeking Alpha) Nederland wil Europese actie tegen oneerlijke concurrentie uit China ($$FD) China tries to make a pivot to Europe (Capital Watch) FM calls for Europe, Central Asia to boost ties with China (China Daily) Chinese ambassador to UK dismisses 'groundless' accusation of academic freedom interference (Xinhua) Europe needs China's billions. But does it know the price? (The Guardian) Germany: China must meet its human rights obligations (Reuters) 'What you hear about Chinese people in France feeling scared – it’s true' (The Guardian) UK academia's links to Chinese defence firms 'harmful for national security' (The Guardian) Ex-UK consulate worker Simon Cheng treated lawfully, China says (CGTN) Merkel chooses China over her own party on Huawei ($$Bloomberg) China's BYD lands large electric bus order in Netherlands (Xinhua) Kabinet besluit Huawei te weren uit kern 5G-netwerk ($$de Volkskrant) Mensenrechten in China drastisch verslechterd. Hoe gaan Nederlandse bedrijven daarmee om? ($$FD) Yuxin Dong: To Amsterdam, in my qipao (xjtlu.edu.cn) Honderden Chinezen veranderen identiteit bij gemeenten (NPO Radio 1) Mayor Ying meets Dutch envoy to China (Shine) De race naar de invoering van het 5G-netwerk: In lage frequentie op weg naar de toekomst ($$De Groen Amsterdammer) Door Huawei simplistisch te boycotten, schiet Nederland zich in zijn eigen voet ($$de Volkskrant) Roep om terughalen productie medicijnen - China domineert medicijnmarkt ($$FD) Aantal Chinese bedrijven in Nederland in vijf jaar verdubbeld (nrc.nl) Human rights forum delegates praise China's human-centric development (People's Daily app) Constitution publicity campaign shows China's resolution in rule of law (Xinhua) China strengthens education on Constitution for students (Xinhua) Podcast: Is there a future for democracy in China? (($$The Economist) China has invited 600 international lawyers to its 'Global Lawyers Forum,' but these Chinese lawyers won't be welcome (China Change) China presses ahead with frugality campaign (Xinhua) Chinese court upholds conviction of 4 cult members (Xinhua) China launches weeklong Constitution publicity campaign (Xinhua) Party seeks more control over state-owned enterprises (Trivium China) Party hits 63,000 people over 8-point rule on improving Party conduct (Xinhua) Chinese residents worry about rise of facial recognition (BBC) State Council tackles unemployment (again) (Trivium China) How Huawei lost the heart of the Chinese public ($$NYT) 629 Pakistani girls sold as brides to China (AP) The migrants who made China an industrial giant face a grim retirement (The Economist) Chinese internetgebruikers koken over van verontwaardiging over ontslagen werknemer Huawei ($$de Volkskrant) Beijing district CDC director spreads homophobia for World AIDS Day (SupChina) China makes progress in AIDS prevention, treatment (Xinhua) Chinezen verplicht op de foto bij aankoop simkaart ($$de Volkskrant) Speeddaten in China: alleen 'excellente' mannen aan je tafel ($$de Volkskrant) The paradox of the People’s Liberation Army (Inside Story) Party looks to take care of army vets (Trivium China) Russia, Iran, and China to hold naval war games later this month: TASS (Reuters) China to improve service, support system for military retirees (Xinhuanet) Keeping up with China: US Navy orders $22 billion worth of submarines (CNN) Are you working with a Chinese defense university? (SupChina) Xingkong-2: China’s new missile threat? (Asia Times) China building a powerful blue water navy (Asia Times) China’s mobile missiles on the loose in Myanmar (Asia Times) Xi calls for overhaul of military education (Tivium Asia) Why is Chinese sci-fi everywhere now? Ken Liu knows (The New York Times Magazine) Past and present of China's stolen animal heads (China.org.cn) Rare bronze horse head returned to Yuanmingyuan (Ecns.cn) Xi Jinping offers to help Greece retrieve contested Parthenon Marbles (CNN) Xi Jinping offers to help Greece retrieve contested Parthenon Marbles (CNN) Erlitou Relic Museum demystifies China's legendary first dynasty (Global Times) Why Chinese rappers don’t fight the power (BBC) China's booming industry eyes quality sci-fi writers (China Daily) Chinese experts to help restore Notre Dame (Asia Times) The Eastern Jesus (The NY Review of Books) Beijing ranks as having the most expensive international schools in the world (The Beijinger) China's mutant pigs could help save nation from pork apocalypse (Bloomberg) China gene-edited baby experiment 'may have created unintended mutations' (AFP) China outperforms West in key education survey (Asia Times) China’s CRISPR babies: Read exclusive excerpts from the unseen original research (MIT Technology Review) Chinese students score highest in OECD's latest global education test (Xinhua) Solar power from space? China says it can (Asia Times) Intelligentsia in the crosshairs: Xi Jinping’s ideological rectification of higher education in China (China Leadership Monitor) China to build space-based solar power station by 2035 (Xinhua) Teachers get more power to punish (Xinhua) Mekong River dying a slow but certain death (Asia Times) China set to create 10 new national parks (Asia Times) China uses sat technology to track wild horses (Asia Times) In China, coal creeps back in as slowing economy overshadows climate change ambitions (Reuters) La Chine, leader climatique à la hauteur ? (Le Vent de la Chine) Climate change: How China moved from leader to laggard (FT) China has over 600 Przewalski's horses (Xinhua) World's donkeys being 'decimated' by demand for Chinese medicine (The Guardian) Climate change: China coal surge threatens Paris targets (BBC) China's largest dump fills up 20 years ahead of schedule (Sixth Tone) Fireworks factory blasts in central China, casualties unknown (Xinhua) Collapsed tunnel kills 4, traps 8 in China's Yunnan (Xinhua) 15 killed in north China coal mine blast (Xinhua) 54 injured in kindergarten acid attack (Shine) Quarter of world's pig population 'to die of African swine fever' (The Guardian) China's pig herd to recover in 2020 after African swine fever devastation: official (Reuters) China road crash: at least 36 killed as coach hits truck (AFP) 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) 404: Sympathy not found (Trivium China) China's genetic research on ethnic minorities sets off science backlash ($$NYT) Former governor of China’s Xinjiang sentenced in bribery (AP) Open letter to the Global Lawyers Forum: rescue Yu Wensheng (China Change) China imposes tougher punishments for food safety violators (Xinhua) Self-proclaimed Chinese agent a convicted fraud: police (Xinhua) China, UAE bust US$255 million fake goods ring (Asia Times) Chinese government may have falsified organ donation numbers, study says (The Guardian) Foreigner fired, ordered to leave China for racist comments (Shine) Chinese diplomat had affairs and sold secrets (Asia Times) China gets tough on athletic doping (Asia Times) Chengdu 'soccer village' changing lives (Xinhua) Lippi resigns after China loses first World Cup qualifier (AP) Brazilian boosts China's soccer (China Daily Global) Fifa under fire after announcing China will host 24-team Club World Cup (The Guardian) China identifies nearly 3,000 youth football specialist schools (Xinhua) China’s football fans ask what it takes to become Chinese ($$The Economist) Club Med, Fosun betting on 300 million skiers to catapult resorts (China Travel News) Will NBA's downfall be CBA's windfall? (Global Times) China defeat Netherlands 3-1, extending perfect record to nine wins at Women's Volleyball World Cup (Xinhua) US intimidation in Taiwan Straits scares no one (Global Times) Taiwan seeks Australia help probing ‘spy’ claims (Asia Times) Tsai may meet Xi; Taiwan to lure US troops (Asia Times) Prague will sign a sister city agreement with Taipei after Beijing breakup (ČTK) In face of China threat, Taiwan to invite U.S. experts to bolster defenses (Reuters) China has lost Taiwan, and it knows it - so it is attacking democracy on the island from within ($$NYT) Taiwan’s election and the bizarre case of a Chinese 'spy' (Asia Times) Chinese Oscars: Taiwanese stars shine amid China boycott of awards (The Guardian) China’s influence looms darkly over Taiwan’s polls (Asia Times) Big jets ready to airlift Taiwanese from HK: report (Asia Times) What's behind the Vatican's silence on Hong Kong? ($$The Washington Post) Self-censorship fears in HK financial sector (Asia Times) Video: Hong Kong protests: Teenage protesters grappling with 'collective trauma' (BBC) Dead birds and rashes: Hong Kong residents fear teargas poisoning (The Guardian) Hong Kong: A different kind of Cold War (Asia Times) 'Still angry': HK protesters return to streets (Asia Times) China suspends Hong Kong visits by US military ships, aircraft, sanctions US NGOs (Xinhua) Why we should not condemn violence by the Hong Kong protesters (China Change) China thinks 'patriotic education' built a loyal generation. But in Hong Kong? Not so fast ($$The Washington Post) Hong Kong avoid tragedy? (Project Syndicate) Macau bracing for HK threats ahead of Xi's visit (Asia Times) That shining Macau example (Trivium China) Macau students sing of unity (Shine) Official: Hong Kong can learn from Macao approach (Global Times) State Council appoints new Macau leader (Trivium) Why has Macao remained unscathed amid ongoing Hong Kong unrest? (CGTN) Macau pro-democracy website suspends vote on universal suffrage after suspected cyberattacks from mainland China (SCMP) Macau’s casino giant to shed image of family-run business (Asia Times) Macau syndicate smuggled $4.4 billion out of China, police say (CNN) Gambling hub Macau shrugs off China downturn with tourist surge (AFP) Who has the right to decide the next Dalai Lama? (Asia Times) China aims to build its own Yellowstone on Tibetan plateau (AP) US urged to stop using Tibet-related issues to interfere in China's internal affairs (Xinhua) Chinese NPC Tibetan delegation visits European Parliament (Xinhua) 250,000 Tibetans relocated to new homes in anti-poverty fight (Xinhua) China urges US to stop pushing Tibet-related bill (Xinhua) A radical realist view of Tibetan buddhism at the Rubin (NY Review of Books) Dalai Lama says sorry, but does it again (Asia Times) China says its Panchen Lama made first trip outside country in May (Reuters) China offers money to Tibetans to display portraits of Xi Jinping (RFA) US-backed World Uygur Congress, spokesperson for terrorism (Xinhua) De kampen in Xinjiang: Beijings grote geheim stond op haar laptop ($$de Volkskrant) 'Atrocity of the century': Uighur activist urges Australia to take tougher stance against China (The Guardian) Wat wil China met het dna van Oeigoeren? (nrc.nl) These journalists have confounded China's massive propaganda machine ($$The Washington Post) Wanted: Chinese cadres to hold Beijing's line in Xinjiang as Han Chinese head for the exits (SCMP) Xinjiang boss Chen Quanguo known as a hard case (Asia Times) China warns US over Uighur bill, raising doubts over early trade deal (Reuters) US House approves Uighur Act calling for sanctions on China's senior officials (The Guardian) China firmly opposes US House approval of bill on Xinjiang-related issues (Xinhua) Former Inner Mongolia legislator sets record with $64 million in alleged bribes ($$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) Doctor sucks urine for elderly man onboard flight (Shine) 'Scary' glass bridges shut in Chinese province (BBC) A 67-year-old woman has given birth in China (AFP) The five reluctant hitmen of China: group jailed over botched contract killing (The Guardian) Fire chickens and sea pigs: The artist bringing Chinese words to life (BBC) Chinese university investigates claim many relics at new museum are fakes (SCMP) Erasing Fan Bingbing (SupChina) 'We good now China?' South Park creators issue mock apology after show reportedly censored (The Guardian) Former Israeli journalist upholds news objectivity (China.org.cn) 'Hong' and 'Kong' top Berlin panda name poll (BBC)
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