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Russia wants to extend US space partnership. Or it could turn to China ($$NYT). Five academics who unleashed the ‘demon’ of geopolitical power (Asia Times) Trump 'likes' North Korean leader and will 'fulfil Chairman Kim's wishes' (Reuters) The right way to manage a nuclear North Korea (Foreign Affairs) https://www.economist.com/finance-and-economics/2018/11/17/should-investors-diversify-away-from-america?cid1=cust/ddnew/email/n/n/20181119n/owned/n/n/ US and China square off on trade, and APEC nations duck for cover ($$NYT) North Korean nuclear shell game ($$The New York Times) North Korea played Trump for a fool, just as we knew it would ($$The Washington Post) China needs 216 new airports by 2035: report (China Daily) Why vehicle sales have dipped for the first time in 28 years ($$Caixin) Party theory and private companies (Trivium) China car sales drop at steepest pace in almost seven years (Reuters) China to write unfair competition review into Anti-monopoly Law (Trivium) Megacity clusters drive yet imperil China’s planned economy (Asia Times) Why some fear China's private sector is retreating (Caixin) China plans to overtake GPS by 2020 (Trivium) Aircraft-maker hires industry veteran to boost sales of China-made jet ($$Caixin) China to build first undersea high-speed train tunnel by (Xinhua) China is preparing to increase access for foreign companies ($$WSJ) Belt and Road gets a rethink (Trivium) China's Belt and Road Initiative: a Marshall Plan in reverse (Asia Times) China toughens punishment for IP infringements (Xinhua) Panama signs up for Belt and Road (Trivium) The rise of the 'petroyuan' (Project Syndicate) Beijing moves to cement influence over world’s financial markets ($$FT) Financial opening is happening, UBS is first in the door (Trivium) China signs $9 billion currency swap deal with Argentina (Asia Times) CBIRC to issue new rules on wealth management subsidies (Asia Times) Is there really a Canada Goose boycott in China? (BBC) China-built projects in Argentina improve livelihood, create thousands of jobs and much more (Global Times) Arrested Huawei CFO granted bail by Canadian judge (Seeking Alpha) Canada ‘deeply concerned’ after China detains former diplomat (Asia Times) Former Canadian diplomat detained in China - sources (Reuters) Japan’s three biggest telecom networks shun Huawei products ($$Caixin) Massive arched bridge to link China to Myanmar (Asia Times) How Asia Ffell out of love with China's Belt and Road Initiative (Bloomberg) Huawei arrest: China demands Canada free Meng Wanzhou (BBC) China summons Canada envoy over ‘unconscionable and vile’ detention of Huawei exec Meng Wanzhou (AFP) Meng Wanzhou arrest is just the tip of the iceberg: expect more from US Department of Justice (Trivium) From doves to hawks: why the US’ moderate China watchers are growing sceptical about Beijing (SCMP) Meng arrest and Huawei claims illustrate China’s high-tech dilemma (Asia Times) Is this the beginning of a new Cold War? (ChinaFile) Marriott data breach Is traced to Chinese hackers as US readies crackdown on Beijing ($$NYT) Meng Wanzhou: Trump could intervene in case of Huawei executive (BBC) China said to agree to auto tariff cut as trade talks continue (Asia Times) Trump's China tariffs could push America into a recession (Newsweek) US, China sleepwalking into a conflict at sea (Asia Times) Meng arrest a huge provocation to China (Asia Times) China, Germany agree to further intensify bilateral ties (Xinhua) EU’s investment court may be bump in China’s Belt and Road plan (Asia Times) China, France pledge to strengthen cooperation (Xinhua) Huawei pledges $2bn in effort to allay UK security concerns (The Guardian) Portugal’s support for China’s belt and road plan sets alarm bells ringing in Brussels (SCMP) Portugal fetes China, risking tension with Western allies (AP) Xi pledges joint efforts with Germany to safeguard multilateralism, open economy (Xinhua) China, Spain sign 10 deals worth $17.6 bln (CGTN) Are we at 'peak America'? ($$The Washington Post) First China to Europe TIR truck reaches Poland in 13 days (chinadaily.com.cn) Europe’s unpleasant choice between Trump and Xi ($$FT) Tweede Kamer wil af van Chinese software bij hulpdiensten en politie (RTL Nieuws) Angst VS voor quantumcomputing-voorsprong China dwarsboomt Nederlandse export high-end apparatuur (Links Magazine) Nieuwe Zijderoute concurrent voor Schiphol (Reformatorisch Dagblad) Heineken tekent miljardendeal van China (Zakelijk Nieuws) 'Our spiritual leader': Chinese villagers appeal for return from Holland of 1,000-year-old monk (AFP) Met stille trom verovert Alibaba marktaandeel in de Nederlandse online detailhandel ($$de Volkskrant) Guus Hiddink wordt coach Chinees olympisch elftal (nrc.nl) Chinese investment adds significant benefit to Dutch economy (China News) 'Ons belastinggeld naar mislukte campus in China' (De Telegraaf) Protestant pastor Wang Yi detained and facing charges in China after raid on his church (SCMP) Something big will happen on December 18 (Trivium) China issues white paper on human rights progress over 40 years of reform, opening up (Xinhua) Minitrue: Do not report on arrest of Huawei CFO (China Digital Times) Xi stresses human rights development in Chinese context (Xinhua) China grants more support to local governments with good performance (english.gov.cn) Xi stresses human rights development in Chinese context (Xinhua) Courage comes from prison (China Change) Huawei arrest tests China's leaders as fear and anger grip elite ($$NYT) China's reform and opening-up policy - reflections on the 40th anniversary (China Today) Teenagers' shirtless run in frigid winter sparks debate (China Daily) Beijing making it harder for fraudsters to fly the coop (Asia Times) Beijing’s population: better-educated, fewer migrants, and facing an aging crisis ($$Caixin) China's need for medical coverage is driving growth in mutual aid platforms ($$Caixin) State Medical Insurance Administration gets job done (Trivium) Meet the moral gatekeeper of China’s online gaming market (Trivium) Human rights: Presenting the 2018 outstanding citizen award to Pu Wenqing (China Change) How China’s Penis Monologues are trying to detoxify masculinity (SCMP) Grid management (Axios-Sinocism) Is China’s health care meeting the needs of its people? (China Power Project) Operation Z machine: China's next big weapon in the nuclear 'arms race' (SCMP) Police detain 10 for illegal rallies in the name of 'military veterans' in Pingdu in October (Global Times) Fifth column? China’s angry, vulnerable veterans (Asia Times) Beijing blasts Japan’s plan to make destroyers into carriers (Asia Times) Japan to get first aircraft carrier since second world war amid China concerns (The Guardian) Djibouti: the Casablanca of a new Cold War (Asia Times) Trade tensions with the United States blow hole in budget for China’s newest aircraft carrier (SCMP) Beijing plans an AI Atlantis for the South China Sea – without a human in sight (SCMP) China launches work on third aircraft carrier, Xinhua says (chinadaily.com.cn) Shining a spotlight: Revealing China's maritime militia to deter its use (The National Interest) 40 years of China’s economic reform sounds like Pinggu’s violins (Inkstone) Belt and Road Initiative boosts China's film coproductions with rest of the world (Global Times) Historic preservation or just ripping out a way of life in Beijing? ($$The New York Times) A country remembers novelist Jin Yong (Trivium) Yan Lianke's forbidden satires of China (The New Yorker) Race against time to save endangered languages and dialects (Xinhua) Replica of Shakespeare's Stratford-upon-Avon house to be built in China (Xinhua) Buddha statue pulled from Sotheby’s auction on suspicion it may be from China Unesco site (SCMP) Is it okay to steal back looted colonial-era treasures? ($$The Washington Post) Zhang Yimou makes return to Venice Film Festival after two decades (CGTN) China rukt op in onderzoek naar kunstmatige intelligentie ($$FD) China’s Chang’e-4 launches on mission to the moon's far side ($$NYT) Chinese scientists cracking brain structure with high-res 3D scanning (Asia Times) Chinese spacecraft to attempt first landing on far side of the moon (The Guardian) Chinese scientists develop tiny self-powered sensor able to enter heart (Asia Times) China nationalism unleashes boom in Confucian schooling ($$FT) As China seeks scientific greatness, some say ethics are an afterthought ($$NYT) Gene editing takes a foreboding leap forward (Axios-Sinocism) Gene editing takes a foreboding leap forward (Axios-Sinocism) Researcher who edited human gene suspended (chinadaily.com.cn) How is China managing its greenhouse gas emissions? (ChinaPower) 2,177 people held accountable in China's environmental overhaul (Xinhua) China plays critical role in leading global actions to tackle climate change (Xinhua) Qinghai-Tibet artificial rainfall project 'delusional,' experts say ($$Caixin) China's rapidly retreating glaciers threaten Asia's water supply (Caixin) What price eco-tourism? 6,000 Chinese sturgeon die during construction of ‘green’ resort (SCMP) China emerges as powerbroker in global climate talks ($$Financial Times) Northern China’s clean air targets get lost in the smog of the trade war (SCMP) China postpones lifting of ban on trade of tiger and rhino parts (Reuters) Captive pandas reach 548, a record high (Global Times) China chemical blast: Blast outside Zhangjiakou plant kills 22 (BBC) Five killed as car hits schoolchildren in north-east China (AP) African swine fever reaches Shanghai (SupChina) China motorway toll crash: At least 15 dead in Lanzhou 12 minutes ago (BBC) Chongqing bus plunge caused by fight between driver and passenger: 15 dead (BBC) Death toll in China mine accident rises to 19 (Xinhua) Death toll in east China coal mine accident rises to 13 (Xinhua) Deadly typhoon lands in south China (BBC) Hotelbrand in China eist achttien levens (RD) Death toll from China mine accident rises to 13 (Xinhua) Chengdu, abuse and police violence after the arrest of 100 Protestant Christians (AsiaNews) A photographer goes missing in China ($$NYT) China crackdown on Muslims spreads beyond Xinjiang province ($$FT) 'Deeply shameful': 258 runners caught cheating in Shenzhen's half marathon (The Guardian, agencies) Chinese fotograaf - winnaar Prins Claus Prijs - verdwenen (NOS) Investigation over families of fugitive suspects involved in serious crimes a normal practice in China: experts (Global Times) China's tactic to catch a fugitive official: hold his two American children ($$The New York Times) China prosecutes former vice finance minister for graft (Xinhua) Chinese police seize 500,000 fake condoms in unsanitary workshop (that's) List of officials who took over 100 million yuan in bribes just got longer (Caixin) The NBA is China's most popular sports league. Here's how it happened (CNBC) China sprints toward next sports goal: half a billion weekend warriors (The Christian Science Monitor) Fan Bingbing's hefty fines underline China's tax evasion crackdown (Xinhua) Efforts to woo talented overseas athletes of Chinese origin back to homeland impeded by red tape (Global Times) Hockey: The NHL, seeking fans in China, calls In the Great One ($$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) Analyst: Taiwan a vital strategic buffer for the US (Asia Times) Taiwan leader Tsai’s claim of mainland pressure slammed as ‘groundless hype’ (Global Times) New US Senate bill reaffirms further arms sales to Taiwan (Asia Times) As Taipei mayoral recount drags on, Ko Wen-je sets eye on (Asia Times) Taiwan, Asia’s leading democracy, cannot escape Beijing’s watchful gaze (SCMP) Increased Taiwanese military spending boosts suppliers, research (Asia Times) Playing 'Taiwan card' again will backfire: experts (Global Times) Taiwan ends quest for F-35s as Japan looks at buying 100 more (Asia Times) China says DPP should make self-criticism, get back to right track (Xinhua) Will Taiwan be the first domino to fall to China? ($$NYT) Beijing 'befriended Hong Kong triads prior to 1997 handover' (Asia Times) China’s repression in Hong Kong is hurting its own cause ($$The Washington Post) The Guardian view on Hong Kong protest trials: a test of freedoms Hong Kong activists on trial for pioneering the 'Umbrella' protests (BBC) Hong Kong democracy protesters plead not guilty as Umbrella movement goes on trial (The Guardian) Hong Kong isn't what it was, nor what it's supposed to be ($$NYT) A rural patch of Hong Kong where rare birds sing and developers circle ($$NYT) Hong Kong freedoms under scrutiny as 'Occupy' democracy leaders face trial (Channel News Asia) University in Hong Kong 'surprised' as mainland Chinese judges hold Communist Party meeting on its campus (SCMP) ‘Another Chinese city?’: Review Hong Kong’s status as a separate customs area for tech exports, urges US report (HK Free Press) 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) 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) Tibet weeps for the death of Palden Gyatso, defender of freedom (AsiaNews) The fate of democracy in China hinges on the freedom of Tibet ($$The Washington Post) The Karmapa Lama issued passport of Dominica (Asia News) New political requirements for Tibetan monastics (Human Rights Watch) Top official asks Tibetan Buddhists to firmly uphold leadership of CPC (Global Times) Former home of Dalai Lama's parents demolished in Lhasa (International Campaign For Tibet) China's premier says Tibet inseparable part of country's 'sacred' territory (Reuters) Why isn't the Dalai Lama speaking out in defense of the Rohingya? (The Washington Post) In 1st Israel visit, a Tibetan leader quietly seeks support, hails Jews’ return (The Times of Israel) Tashi Wangchuk and the state of Tibetan language in China (Asia Dialogue) Chinese Arabic school to close as areas with Muslim populations are urged to study the Xinjiang way (SCMP) Uighur leaders warn China's actions could be 'precursors to genocide' (The Guardian) Spying on the Uyghurs: A first-person account from a Han Chinese student (The Taiwan Gazette) Will Trump speak up against China's oppression? ($$NYT) Turning the desert into detention camps (Reuters) Why Xinjiang governance is worthy of copying (Global Times) Lu Guang: Award-winning Chinese photographer disappears in Xinjiang (BBC) Veteran editor of Uyghur publishing house among 14 staff members held over 'problematic books' (RFA) The Uighurs and China's long history of trouble with Islam (The New York Review of Books) The West begins to stir over China’s massive abuse of Muslims ($$The Economist) 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) Singapore charges two Chinese workers over 'one-dollar bribes' (Reuters) Are Chinese female drivers more likely to cause traffic accidents than men? (Global Times) Poop in hand, Bill Gates backs China's toilet revolution (AFP) Chinese university's decision to send grades direct to parents stirs controversy (CGTN) 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)
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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