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Cold War games: US is preparing to test the waters in icy Arctic ($$WSJ) Kim and Trump back at square 1: if US keeps sanctions, North will keep nuclear program ($$NYT) Kim Jong-un warns of change in direction on denuclearisation (BBC) US and China fleshing out trade deal ($$WSJ) The age of uneasy peace: Chinese power in a divided world (Foreign Affairs) North Korea says it won't denuclearize until US removes threat ($$NYT) Xi Jinping: The man who leads China's reform into a new era (Xinhua) US sets new March 2 date for China tariff increases amid talks (Reuters) How a world order ends - and what comes in its wake (Foreign Affairs) Russia wants to extend US space partnership. Or it could turn to China ($$NYT). Economic chill hits China as trade talks continue (Asia Times) China might have to cross those thin red lines (Asia Times) Han Zheng says ensuring employment is key (Trivium) The coming China shock (Project Syndicate) China to be world's largest retail market in 2019 (China Briefing) Vanaf nu gaan we onze eigen chips maken, zegt China. Maar lukt dat ook? ($$FD) Beijing wary of warnings from the past as it hits ‘18%’ mark ($$FT) China revitalizes domestic consumption through new policy package (China Briefing) China banks on lending to ease slowdown (BBC) Why 'China slowdown' worries are overblown (Xinhua) China ride-hailing giant Didi plans Chile, Peru launches to take on Uber (Reuters) How New Silk Roads are shaping Southwest Asia (Asia Times) AIIB to invest more in China (Trivium) Botswanan minister rejects debt trap allegation against China (Xinhua) How Facebook's tiny China sales floor helps generate big ad money ($$NYT) Gold fever is an opportunity for China (Asia Times) China-Pakistan Economic Corridor to bring numerous economic activities for Balochistan: Pakistani PM (Xinhua) Africa bank downplays China debt fear (Asia Times) Wordt Chinese yuan de nieuwe wereldmunt? (VPRO Tegenlicht) China's online censorship stifles trade, too ($$NYT) China supports Chinese students’ patriotic action in Canadian universities (Global Times) China-aided state house handed over to Burundi (Xinhua) Huawei ban: Chinese state media claims tourists avoiding New Zealand (The Guardian) Tibetan-Canadian student politician, Uyghur rights activists come under attack by Chinese students in Canada (National Post, Canada) Xi Jinping thought saves the world: China’s first sci-fi blockbuster is also a foreign-policy primer (The Economist) India proposes Chinese-style Internet censorship ($$NYT) Huawei and Pacific Reset update (SupChina) Book: Claws of the Panda: Beijing's Campaign of Influence and Intimidation in Canada, by Jonathan Mantorpe Beijing intensifies lobbying of Pacific nations to recognise Taiwan as part of One China (ABC Australia) Huawei was a Czech favorite. Now? It's a national security threat ($$NYT) China is upping its aid and development game. How should the US respond? (ChinaFile) Pentagon's siren song on artificial intelligence (Axios-Sinocism) Trade talks are water torture (Axios-Sinocism) Grading the impact of Trump's China tariffs (Axios-Sinocism) 15 feb 2019 US-China trade talks to resume in Washington next week (Reuters) Course correction: Toward an effective andsustainable China policy (Asia Society) Haley tried to block appointment of Chinese diplomat to key UN post. He got the gob anyway (Foreign Policy) Chinese president meets US trade representative, treasury secretary, hailing 'important progress' (Xinhua) Trade talks make little progress (Trivium) The US global system and the public debate (Settimana News) Chancellor Philip Hammond's visit to China not going ahead (BBC) 'Gunboat diplomacy’ dispute up'sets UK trade mission to China ($$Financial Times) With eyes on China, EU lawmakers back investment screening (Reuters) Sweden recalls China envoy over 'deal' on detained bookseller (BBC) Swedish ambassador to China under investigation after bizarre incident recounted by Angela Gui (SupChina) China's EU mission denies groundless reports about Chinese espionage in Brussels (Xinhua) 'Honderden Chinese en Russische agenten in Brussel' (AD) Italy, Germany resist ban on Huawei’s 5G gear (Asia Times) EU ban on Chinese technology in 5G revolution would hit trade, investment and cooperation, analysts say (SCMP) Schröder: 'Europa heeft Rusland nodig tegenover China en de VS' (Geotrendlines) Dalende verkopen China zitten AkzoNobel dwars (ANP) Ook Nederland overweegt boycot van Chinese Huawei-spion (Wereldkrant) China gooit de deur open, maar Nederlandse verzekeraars aarzelen ($$FD) Ex Dutch ambassador Dirk Jan van den Berg: China's success in the past 40 years is remarkable (People's Daily) Dutch collector requests negotiations on returning disputed Buddha statue to China (Xinhua) Expert advises plaintiffs to appeal Dutch court ruling on stolen Buddha statue (Global Times) Dutch court throws out case of disputed Chinese Buddha statue (China Plus/AP) Europe’s unpleasant choice between Trump and Xi ($$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) Li Rui, a Mao confidant who turned Party critic, dies at 101 ($$NYT) China tries to stop academics from taking its constitution literally (The Economist) Sic transit gloria mundi - Ten years of a prosperous age (China Heritage) This CCP app teaches Party doctrine and quizzes you (That's China) Party theory learning app a hit in China (Global Times) Wife of missing former Interpol chief removed from political body (Caixin) Party center launches APP to track officials (Trivium) Censored on WeChat: A year of content removals on China's most powerful social media platform (Global Voices) Supervisors at religious places (Global Times) The Dawn of the Little Red Phone (China Media Project) China’s two-child policy under fire as parents’ bank account frozen for having third child (SCMP) State Council targets high-priced cancer drugs (Trivium) State Council promises more poverty relief efforts (Trivium) China's senior population may surge from 2025 (Xinhua) China's elderly-care facility beds more than triple since 2007 (Xinhua) Workers' activism rises as China's economy slows. Xi aims to rein them in ($$NYT) Chinese New Year celebrations touch hearts around world (Xinhua) Chinese lunar new year 2019 – in pictures (The Guardian) Geen oliebol, wél knalwerk: het is Chinees Nieuwjaar (Metro) Inside Chengdu: can China's megacity version of the garden city work (The Guardian) US eyes new bases to counter China in Pacific (Asia Times) New Pentagon report warns of Russian and Chinese laser threats to US satellites (CNN) The Pentagon's AI siren song (Axios) Britain urges the West to be ready to flex military muscle in the Pacific as US Navy steps up activities in South China Sea (SCMP) Is China about to abandon its ‘no first use’ nuclear weapons policy? (SCMP) China will build 4 nuclear aircraft carriers in drive to catch US Navy, experts say (SCMP) Is China’s 'Guam killer' missile too hyped up? (Asia Times) Five-nation pact signers uphold non-proliferation treaty (China Daily) Military cemeteries envisioned for those who served (China Daily) Vice premier demands more efforts to safeguard veterans' wellbeing (Xinhua) Linking up with Alipay allows easy book access to borrowers (Shine) Ha Jin's self-revealing study of the Chinese poet Li Bai (The New Yorker) Chinese filmmakers make giant leap into science fiction ($$Financial Times) Cantonese/Mandarin false dichotomy: peaceful integration (Asia News) China to deploy drones, surveillance platform to protect Great Wall (Global Times) Confucius and Mao at the mall (Places Journal) One billion people visit China's museums in 2018 (CGTN) Number of museums in China reaches 5,000 (People's Daily Online) Essay: Four fates in a changing China (Los Angeles Review of Books) Beijing's Forbidden City ranks most visited museum in the world (CGTN) University confirms Chinese celebrity's academic misconduct amid doubts online (Xinhua) Report: China poised to lead world in data (chinadaily.com.cn) Academic freedom in today’s China (Jerome A. Cohen) China plans first 5G-based smart expressway project (Xinhua) China's first 5G smart expressway project to be set in Hubei (Ecns.cn) Understanding China's AI strategy (Center for a New American Security) The world's top 100 most promising AI companies have been released, and China's most unique birthplace of (unicornsfonow.com) China’s rapid AI development has its limits: report (China Herald) Chinese firms are not all serial intellectual-property thieves (The Economist) Record numbers from China and Hong Kong applying to study in UK (The Guardian) China closes its Everest base camp to tourists (BBC) Three-quarters of China's coal plants fitted with emission-cutting tech ($$Caixin) China builds world's largest clean coal power generation system (Xinhua) Met de poten in de Chinese modder (NPO Radio 1) Potential of China’s ‘anti-smog tower’ doubtful (Asia Times) Pangolins: Hong Kong finds 'record' haul of scales in shipping container (BBC) Xi article shows determination to build ecological civilization (Global Times) Uncaged: saving China's wild birds from the poachers' nets – video (The Guardian) The deforestation risks of China’s Belt and Road Initiative (Brookings) Chinese plasticban is goudmijn voor Europese recyclers: 'Aanbod is vervijfvoudigd' (RTL Nieuws) Explosion at illegal fireworks store kills 5, leaves some families homeless (Business Times) China's Xuelong collides with iceberg in Antarctic research mission (CGTN) Chinese coal mine roof collapse in Shaanxi kills 21 (BBC) 20 trapped in northwest China coal mine accident (Xinhua) Beijing school attacker injures 20 children (BBC) 5 killed, 22 injured in east China hijacked bus crash (Xinhua) 5 killed, 21 injured in bus hijacking in China's Fujian province (Reuters) China: seven miners killed after skip plummets down mine shaft (AF) China chemical blast: Blast outside Zhangjiakou plant kills 22 (BBC) Five killed as car hits schoolchildren in north-east China (AP) Zhai Tianlin's alleged plagiarism triggers discussions on academic cheating in Chinese universities (What's on Weibo) Twelve thousand HIV-infected blood plasma products? (SupChina) Yang Hengjun: lawyers denied access to Australian held in China (Reuters) Thousands of officials punished for involvement in gang crime and corruption (Global Time) China's attack on human rights and the rule of law continues ($$The Washington Post) Chinese activist Liu Feiyue given five years' jail for 'inciting subversion' (AFP) Wang Quanzhang: China sentences human rights lawyer to four years in prison (The Guardian) Missing Chinese photographer known for capturing environmental threats (National Geographic) China meat boss returns home after mysterious disappearance 3 years ago (Bloomberg) January 23, 2019 Yang Hengjun: Australia seeks information on writer 'missing' in China (BBC) China's marathons race ahead (Caixin) China has over 24,000 football-featured schools (Xinhua) Beijing chosen for the 2022 Olympics because 'everything is easier with the dictatorships' (Asia News) Manchester United to launch China entertainment centres (BBC) The NBA is China's most popular sports league. Here's how it happened (CNBC) China sprints toward next sports goal: half a billion weekend warriors (The Christian Science Monitor) Fan Bingbing's hefty fines underline China's tax evasion crackdown (Xinhua) Efforts to woo talented overseas athletes of Chinese origin back to homeland impeded by red tape (Global Times) Hockey: The NHL, seeking fans in China, calls In the Great One ($$The New York Times) Hockey: China's brewing romance with NHL: a power on the rise (CGTN) Taiwan's indigenous are still seeking Justice on the democratic side of the Taiwan Strait (SupChina) Would Taiwan be better for US interests in Northeast Asia than Korea? (Asia News) Does China understand Taiwan? (The Economist) China lures Taiwanese into ‘brainstorming’ talks on island’s future ($$FT) Beijing's blue book on cyberbullying Taiwan (Asia Times) Taiwan sounds alarm on fake ID cards made in China (Asia Times) Mainland seeks to facilitate integration with Taiwan (Trivium) In the heart of Beijing, a Taiwanese pop idol makes fans swoon ($$NYT) Taiwan's Mirage 2000s ‘need only 6 mins’ to intercept PLA warplanes (Asia Times) Chinese dissident duo stranded at Taiwan airport for 100 days (Asia Times) Hong Kong seizes $1m worth of rhino horn at airport (BBC) 'Trojan horse': Hong Kong’s China extradition plans may harm city’s judicial protections, say democrats (Hong Kong Free Press) Hong Kongers could be jailed for disrespecting China’s anthem ($$The Economist) Hong Kong: China is erasing what makes us unique ($$The Washington Post) Cantopop singer Denise Ho confronts Hong Kong's new political reality (The New Yorker) Grandiose plan for a Hong Kong island’s metropolis hits choppy waters (Asia Times) JAN 11, 2019 Beijing pushes new national anthem law for Hong Kong (Asia Times) Hong Kong suffers as Beijing is accused of Malaysian 1MDB spying (Asia Times) The death of Democracy in Hong Kong (The Atlantic) Beijing 'befriended Hong Kong triads prior to 1997 handover' (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 ($$Caixin) Xi wants the Mainland to swallow Macau (Trivium) Multibillion-dollar Macau: a city of glitz and grit - photo essay (The Guardian) Hong Kong and Macau students will face compulsory military training at top mainland Chinese university for first time (SCMP) Macau's fortunes shine as April gaming revenues surge 28 per cent (South China Morning Post) Writer Jung Chang entry in Macau not guaranteed by authorities (Macau News) Lost language: how Macau gambled away its past (The Guardian) China claims it has no ‘Gulags’, but satellite imagery shows 3 new ones coming up in Tibet (The Print, India) 25 sentenced in Tibet in 2018 for separatism or financing harming security (Global Times) Future Sichuan-Tibet Railway could link Tibet with South Asian nations (Global Times) China firmly opposes US act on Tibet (Xinhua) US pressures China to allow unmonitored access to Tibet (Asia Times) China strongly condemns US resolution on Tibet issue US act on Tibet visits interferes in internal affairs: experts (Global Times) Tibet weeps for the death of Palden Gyatso, defender of freedom (AsiaNews) The fate of democracy in China hinges on the freedom of Tibet ($$The Washington Post) The Karmapa Lama issued passport of Dominica (Asia News) Possible leak of Xinjiang surveillance database (Axios-Sinocism) Commentary: Egregious accusations ignore basic facts on Xinjiang (Xinhua) China is brainwashing more than a million Uighurs. The world must demand justice ($$The Washington Post)_ Families of missing Uighurs call for 'proof of life' videos from Chinese government (The Guardian) Fight against 'East Turkestan' forces should be part of int'l counter-terrorism efforts: China (Xinhua) China defends Xinjiang's vocational centers after 'false' report of Uygur man's death (CGTN) 'I have never been abused' says detained Uighur Abdurehim Heyit – video (The Guardian) Abdurehim Heyit Chinese video 'disproves Uighur musician's death' (BBC) Revealed: 17 Australian residents believed detained in China's Uighur crackdown (The Guardian) China's treatment of Uighurs is 'embarrassment for humanity', says Turkey (AFP) 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) Sex doll business cashing in on gender imbalance in China (Asia Times) Chinese app names and shames bad debtors (Financial Times) Population of some Chinese surnames outnumbers countries (Global Times) The unfinished comedy: How a brave satire in Maoist China destroyed its creator's career (SupChina) Male TV stars' earrings censored on Chinese site, say viewers (The Guardian) Students offer Confucius statue snacks for exam pass (Global Times) 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)
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