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US-China: Day one of decoupling? (SupChina) Video: Trump on Kim Jong-un: 'We fell in love' (AP) DPRK says it needs trust in US before denuclearization (Xinhua) Xi preaches self-reliance ... but global supply lines are entangled (Axios China) China and Russia call on UN to ease North Korea sanctions (The Guardian) China asks UN to ease North Korea sanctions (Global Times) American attacks on China risk total destruction of mutual gains, Chinese foreign minister warns (SCMP) Peace in Korea won’t eliminate the need for American troops ($$The Washington Post) Foreign warships in South China Sea ‘causing trouble’, Beijing’s ambassador to Britain says (SCMP) North Korea to allow outside inspectors to visit missile test site ($$The Wall Street Journal) Deepening woes in China’s auto market (Trivium) China pumps $109bn into economy as trade war bites on growth (The Guardian) China has 60 pct of world's high-speed railway (Xinhua) China's small farms are fading. The world may benefit ($$The New York Times) Private businesses built modern China. Now the government is pushing back ($$The New York Times) The return of 'Socialist Transformation' (China Media Project) 'Self-reliance' (China Change) Personal income tax threshold rises to 5,000 yuan on Oct. 1 (chinadaily.com.cn) China censors bad economic news amid signs of slower growth ($$The New York Times) Bytedance of China eyes $75 billion valuation, joining start-up giants ($$The New York Times) China-Australia: China investment Down Under plunges as relations sour ($$Caixin) Is Montenegro's highway a debt trap or road to success? (Xinhua) JPMorgan bails on Chinese shares (Seeking Alpha) How China-proposed Maritime Silk Road will boost growth in Asia (Xinhua) Argentina's new currency swap deal with China adds $9bn to nation's coffers (Business Times) Belt and Road Initiative largest platform for international cooperation: Chinese FM (Xinhua) First direct flight linking southwest China with Israel launched (Xinhua) HSBC: China to be world's biggest economy by 2030 (chinadaily.com.cn) EU, Rusland en China bereiken overeenstemming over betalingsverkeer Iran (Geotrendlines) Maldives vote seen as rebuff to Belt and Road ($$Caixin) The Catholic Church must not bow to China ($$The Washington Post) With CPEC, Pakistan risks Chinese anger by courting Saudi Arabia (SCMP) African students set their sights on China (ECNS) China's long game on human rights (NPR) Nafta's China clause is latest blow to Trudeau's Asia ambitions (Bloomberg) 149 countries, regions have Confucius Institutes (Xinhua) Chinese oil company official talked arms deals and evading Iran sanctions, US says ($$The New York Times) Decoding Chinese concepts for the global order (Mercator Institute for China Studies) Belt and Road is globalisation with Chinese characteristics ($$Financial Times) Saudi Arabia won't become third partner in China's Belt and Road Initiative (Business Times) Little impact on China from US currency manipulation claims (Global Times) US trade war would make world 'poorer and more dangerous' (BBC) How President Trump is helping Beijing win in the South China Sea ($$The Washington Post) Trade war: China 'risks disengagement with US unless it changes' (SCMP) U.S. warns China: Trade talks at risk (Seeking Alpha) US officials 'warn' China over trade talks at G20 summit ($$Financial Times) US urged to refrain from damaging China's interests (China Daily) What are Chinese netizens saying about Bloomberg's supermicro 'big hack' story? (Radii) Xi Jinping snubs Pompeo while Yang and Wang berate him (Sinocism) Trump's tariffs disruptive to supply chains, but shifting them away from China won't be easy (Xinhua) Chinese firms now hold stakes in over a dozen European ports (NPR) For B&R Initiative, EU's new connectivity strategy means more cooperation than competition (Xinhua) Italy pivots to China in blow to EU efforts to keep its distance (Bloomberg) China has designs on Europe. Here is how Europe should respond ($$The Economist) New EU strategy not bad news for China (Global Times) European Chamber presents key issues to European Parliament (europeanchamber.com) China, EU vow to enhance cooperation, Eurasian connectivity (Xinhua) Airbus on approach to $18 billion China deal amid trade war (Caixin) Airbus on approach to $18 billion China deal amid trade war (Caixin)Bloomberg EU’s bold move to rival China's Belt and Road in Asia (SCMP) Guus Hiddink wordt coach Chinees olympisch elftal (nrc.nl) Chinese investment adds significant benefit to Dutch economy (China News) 'Ons belastinggeld naar mislukte campus in China' (De Telegraaf) Dutch high-tech firm denies banning Chinese hires (Global Times) New route of China Railway Express directly links Tilburg and the Changsha (Xinhua) How to read summer grumbles about China's swaggering leader ($$The Economist) 'We waren klein, maar nu wordt Heineken overal in China verkrijgbaar' (Het Financieele Dagblad) Heineken taps China with stake in nation's best-selling beer ($$Caixin) Heineken sluit miljardendeal in China ($$Het Financieele Dagblad) DSM profiteert van strenge milieuregels China ($$Het Financieele Dagblad) Some clues on why China arrested the president of Interpol (The Economist) Provincial government restructurings start (Trivium) Meng Hongwei: China confirms detention of Interpol chief (BBC) Treatment of film star Fan BingBing reveals new front in Beijing's authoritarianism (Capital Watch) 'Socialism is cool': TV quiz propagates Xi's New Era (What’s on Weibo - The Beijinger) The return of Fan Bingbing (What’s on Weibo - The Beijinger) Missing compliments (China Media Project) Chinese leaders leverage media to shape how the world perceives China (NPR) Xi Jinping game show: How well do you know China's leader? (BBC) Some fun facts about China's National Day (CGTN) Beijing Fengtai 'kidnapping' case (What's on Weibo - The Beijinger) Video: How capitalism ruined China's health care system ($$The New York Times) China's health care crisis: lines before dawn, violence and 'no trust' ($$The New York Times) HIV/Aids: China reports 14% surge in new cases (BBC) China reports HIV/AIDS numbers, zero infections by blood transfusions (Xinhua) China advances treatments for people with HIV/AIDS (Global Times) An African enclave in China shows the limits of Chinese openness (The Economist) Officials in China use strong-arm tactics to curb burials (The Economist) China #MeToo: Why one woman is being sued by the TV star she accused (BBC) CCTV host sues woman accusing him of sexual assault (Sixth Tone) Is China at the forefront of drone technology? (China Power) Bloomberg: PLA hacked server motherboards (Axios-Sinocism) Chinese and American warships nearly collide (The Economist) China seeks global role for elite counter-terrorism forces ($$Financial Times) Xi inspects military, stresses training, war preparedness (Xinhua) Child prodigy becomes key architect of China’s next-generation fighter jets (Global Times - Agencies) South Korean warship sails by disputed South China Sea islands ($$The Wall Street Journal) Cambodia to hold larger military drills with Chinese army (The Phnom Penh Post) China rejects US warship's visit to Hong Kong as tensions rise ($$The New York Times) Quantum radar tech to counter stealth (China Daily) Yan Lianke's forbidden satires of China (The New Yorker) Race against time to save endangered languages and dialects (Xinhua) Replica of Shakespeare's Stratford-upon-Avon house to be built in China (Xinhua) Buddha statue pulled from Sotheby’s auction on suspicion it may be from China Unesco site (SCMP) Is it okay to steal back looted colonial-era treasures? ($$The Washington Post) Zhang Yimou makes return to Venice Film Festival after two decades (CGTN) 'Crazy Rich Asians' has soared, but it may not fly in China ($$The New York Times) China consumes more children's books (Xinhua) China arrests over Tang Dynasty relic thefts (BBC) The great Chinese art heist (GQ) R&D spending reaches new levels in China (China Daily) China's great leap forward in biotech (Nikkei) Chinese premier says foreign talent important to China's innovation (Xinhua) What does the iron divide in Suzhou's primary school expose? (China Development Brief) Confucius scare? Is Confucius Institute really a 'national security' issue? (Xinhua) China embraces a revolution in genetic testing, seeking answers on destiny and identity (STAT) Chinese business students look to study closer to home (Financial Times)$$ China claims more patents than any country - most are worthless ($$Bloomberg) China expunges unapproved, foreign content from school textbooks (Reuters) China plans two Mars missions by 2028 (Ecns.cn) Coal imports unofficially restricted (Trivium) Green China? The country could mine 400 million more tons of coal (Probe International) Environmental inspections reveal weak links (Trivium) China coal power building boom sparks climate warning (BBC) China is adding more coal capacity (Bloomberg) Consider alternatives to pangolin scales, traditional Chinese medicine professors urge at conservation conference in Hong Kong (SCMP) China-made degradable plastics promise end to ocean pollution (Xinhua) New soil pollution law holds polluters more accountable (Trivium) Pollution may dim thinking skills, study in China suggests ($$The New York Times) A global environmental threat made in China (Project Syndicate) Deadly typhoon lands in south China (BBC) Hotelbrand in China eist achttien levens (RD) Death toll from China mine accident rises to 13 (Xinhua) Chemical plant blast in SW China kills 19, injures 12 (Xinhua) Highway crash killed at least 18 in south China (sina.com) 10 years ago in Sichuan, a quake killed 69,000. Should China be thankful? ($$The New York Times) Video: Sichuan earthquake, the ghost town visited by millions (BBC) Death toll in NW China knife attack rises to 9 (Xinhua) China karaoke bar fire kills 18 in Yingde (BBC) China dragon boat accident leaves 17 dead (BBC) The spectacular rise and fall of China’s Interpol chief Meng Hongwei (SCMP) Probe of vice-minister Meng Hongwei proves equal treatment (China Daily) French investigate after Interpol chief Meng Hongwei goes missing (The Guardian) Fan Bingbing is not the first Chinese film star to fall from grace (SCMP) Chinese ster Fan Bingbing moet fors dokken, maar is nog steeds zoek (AD) Fan Bingbing: missing Chinese actor hit with $129m tax bill (The Guardian) Weibo's most influential users can now silence their critics (Sixth Tone) China punishes 7,846 officials for frugality violations in August (Xinhua) Video: The burning cross (China Change, YouTube) Chinese official's fetish for orchids and political gossip books lands him in criminal hot water (SCMP) Fan Bingbing's hefty fines underline China's tax evasion crackdown (Xinhua) Efforts to woo talented overseas athletes of Chinese origin back to homeland impeded by red tape (Global Times) Hockey: The NHL, seeking fans in China, calls In the Great One ($$The New York Times) Hockey: China's brewing romance with NHL: a power on the rise (CGTN) China's football dream more elusive than ever after latest flops (Channel News Asia) Hiddink to lead China's Olympic drive (AFP) China dedicates thousands of schools to soccer education in grand plan (Global Times) Cristiano Ronaldo re-ignites football frenzy in China after World Cup (Xinhua) Chinese police uncovered $1.5 billion in World Cup bitcoin gambling (Bitcoin) World Cup lesson for China as key goal is to train the young (China Daily) Taiwan hosts Paraguayan leader at military drill amid rising tensions with mainland China (AP) Taiwan is revolutionizing democracy ($$The Washington Post) Vatican ties 'stable,' but Taiwan foreign ministry watchful (Reuters) China demands US cancel arms sale to Taiwan (AP) US approves new military sale to Taiwan, drawing China's ire (Bloomberg) Buddhist temple, now a communist shrine, plants China's flag in Taiwan ($$The New York Times) Allies asked to speak for Taiwan at UN General Assembly (Focus Taiwan) China tells Taiwan to stop spying as TV show details honey traps (Reuters) Panama asks US to ‘respect’ decision to cut Taiwan ties (Asia Times and agencies) US recalls diplomats in El Salvador, Panama, Dominican Republic over Taiwan (Reuters) Hong Kong rejects visa renewal for foreign press club vice-pres. who chaired independence talk (Hong Kong Free Press) UK Conservative Party member 'assaulted by Chinese state TV reporter' during Hong Kong event at conference (Hong Kong Free Press) 123 Hong Kong-listed SOEs amend their charters to give the Communist Party sweeping control over companies (China Change) September 30, 2018 New Hong Kong civic group co-founded by Joshua Wong appeals for international help to fend off 'China's sharp power' (SCMP) New Hong Kong civic group co-founded by activist Joshua Wong appeals for international help to fend off ‘China’s sharp power’ in city (SCMP) Hong Kong integration into the PRC continues (Sinocism) Hongkong verbiedt partij seperatisten (ANP) 'Love wins': Hong Kong changes same-sex spouse visa policy after historic ruling (Hong Kong Free Press) The year the gloves came off (Inside Story) Free Wi-fi at West Kowloon terminus ‘not a risk’, but service provider admits it will give your personal data to Chinese authorities (SCMP) 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) 26 elected as new legislators of China's Macao: preliminary results (Xinhua) Why Macau is less demanding of democracy than Hong Kong (The Economist) Macau enlists Chinese army as authorities struggle with typhoon fallout (Reuters) Macau former chief prosecutor sentenced to 21 years in prison (Xinhua) Macau legislators at China's parliament ask Kim Jong Who? (Reuters) Top official asks Tibetan Buddhists to firmly uphold leadership of CPC (Global Times) Former home of Dalai Lama's parents demolished in Lhasa (International Campaign For Tibet) China's premier says Tibet inseparable part of country's 'sacred' territory (Reuters) Why isn't the Dalai Lama speaking out in defense of the Rohingya? (The Washington Post) In 1st Israel visit, a Tibetan leader quietly seeks support, hails Jews’ return (The Times of Israel) Tashi Wangchuk and the state of Tibetan language in China (Asia Dialogue) A Tibetan tried to save his language. China handed him 5 years in prison ($$The New York Times) China opposes US resolution on Tibet issue (Xinhua) Tibet group thanks Sweden in 'Chinese spy' case (BBC) Sweden charges man with spying on Tibetan exiles for China (Reuters) In China's 'wilde westen' regeert de angst (FD) China's ambassador in Washington denies existence of camps in Xinjiang (SupChina) Cui Tiankai denies existence of camps in Xinjiang (SupChina) China Uighurs: All you need to know on Muslim 'crackdown' (BBC) Mass trials in Xinjiang; Uighurs are being shipped to other provinces (China Change) Changing place names to ‘better reflect Chinese culture’ in Ningxia, and ‘wonderful’ Xinjiang (SupChina) The architect of China's Muslim camps is a rising star under Xi ($$Bloomberg) Xi Jinping's war on the Uighurs (Inside Story) Young Uyghur woman dies in detention in Xinjiang political 're-education camp' (RFA) 'China's big mistake': Pakistanis lobby to free wives trapped in Xinjiang (Reuters) 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) Parents protest curbs on Mongolian language teaching in Chinese schools (Radio Free Asia) China prison break: Public appeal after rare inmate escape (BBC) Communist blasphemy: Red scarf with Wanda advertisement goes viral on Weibo (What's on Weibo) Gallery: Giving Chairman Mao a facelift (Caixin) China ripped off an iconic Coke ad for its Belt and Road theme song (Quartz) China kindergarten principal sacked for pole dance show (AFP) Cheating Chinese pigeon racers hide birds on bullet train in short cut to US$147,000 prize money (SCMP) What men's bathroom graffiti says about Chinese masculinity (Sixth Tone) Binging and purging as online trend: From China's 'big stomach stars' to 'vomit bars' (What's on Weibo) Where did all the bikes go?! There are 20 percent fewer share bikes in Beijing (The Beijinger) Goose called Gugu wins place at Chinese university (BBC)
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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