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Film crew shares stories behind making of '1921' (Shine) Black gold: Black soil is the ‘giant panda of arable land' (Trivium China) China sees a world in chaos as an opportunity in its struggle with the West (SCMP) Tesla hands data for crash investigation (Shine, agencies) Beijing ban on Oscar-nominated Hong Kong documentary 'has raised its profile' (The Guardian) Hong Kong children schooled in national security as city 'celebrates' new laws (The Guardian) China v Russia v America: is 2021 the year Orwell's 1984 comes true? (The Guardian) China looking to achieve herd immunity by beginning of 2022: China's CDC director (Global Times) Maritime law expected to give Beijing an edge in South China Sea legal disputes Making manufacturing great again: China wants ensure manufacturing self-sufficiency (Trivium China) Global clout, domestic fragility (IMF) This is what a socialist paradise looks like (Trivium China) China's factory-gate prices soared in May at fastest pace in 13 years (Market Watch) Creation jobs for recent college graduates: avoiding a lie-down strike (Trivium China) Digital yuan: Free money? Why not! (Trivium China) Tencent: Why China's most-hated Internet company decided to play nice (NYT) Raising the retirement age (Trivium China) China is heading into an economic perfect storm (SCMP) China's state-owned enterprises to lead tech self-reliance push amid US crackdown (Global Times) Xiong'an: Designing a 'modern socialist city' (The Space Between) Montenegro's debt drama (China in Eurasia) Covid outbreaks in Chinese ports could cause global goods shortages (The Guardian) Why the world's most fertile fishing ground is facing a 'unique and dire' threat (The Guardian) China's new anti-foreign sanctions law sends a chill through the business community (NPR) G7 backs Biden infrastructure plan to rival China's belt and road initiative (The Guardian) The problem with the G7's plan to rival China's Belt and Road Initiative (New Statesman) China's environmental goals fire up metals prices (FT) China is trying to tame inflation. It matters to much of the globe (NYT) Australia says WTO should punish Chinese economic coercion (AP) Video: New coronavirus variant in China causes fresh supply chain disruptions (CNBC) Cuba-China: Yes! Yes! China! China! - People's diplomacy on the Revolution Square in Havana (Global Times) From Indonesia to Singapore, China's rise is affecting ethnic identities in Southeast Asia (SCMP) Putin rebuffs Western claims against China (China Daily Global) Who died and made you the multilateral world order? (Trivium China) Biden's China policy gets ASEAN cold shoulder (Asia Times) The Shanghai Cooperation Organization turns twenty (The Oxus Society) China highly appreciates Putin's positive remarks on bilateral ties (Xinhua) Conflict of interests hard to hide in EU-US summit (Global Times) Where China leads, the West will follow (SCMP) Hope stubborn India reflects one year on (Global Times editorial) US signals flexibility and pragmatism to China (Asia Times) Biden's call for 'democratic values' alliance is hollow rhetoric (Asia Times) China reageert met zelfvertrouwen en zelfs met humor op Bidens coalitiepolitiek ($$de Volkskrant) Biden's plan to keep China in check relies on Manila (FT) US naïve to peddle 'China threat theory' to Russia (Global Times) The enduring triumph of Chimerica (Asia Times) Yang v. Blinken 2: Bilateral Boogaloo (Trivium China) US assessing reported leak at Chinese nuclear power facility (CNN) America's back – or not? (Settimana News) Biden at NATO: Ready to talk China, Russia and soothe allies (AP) Anti-China alliance anachronistic: European media (Xinhua) China’s European investments in downward trend, 10-year low amid coronavirus pandemic, political tensions (SCMP) EU-US Summit Statement goes far beyond norm of bilateral relations: Chinese Mission to EU (Xinhua) PM Draghi announces that Italy is gonna review the 2019 'The Belt and Road Initiative' deal with China (Twitter) Communist China's propaganda infiltration of Italian media revealed (Breitbart) EU leaders disagree with US' Cold War approach to China (chinadaily.com.cn) Opposition forces Orbán into U-turn over Chinese campus plan in Budapest (The Guardian) Hungary PM Orban confirms referendum on China university after protest (Reuters) Orbán taunts Germany by doubling down on support for China (Politico) EU chief defends China deal ahead of US summit (EURACTIV.com, AFP) Chinees in het voortgezet onderwijs: de stand van zaken (china2025.nl) ASML vreest dat dieven gestolen bedrijfsgeheimen gaan exploiteren in China (FD) Huawei verdwijnt uit de kern van Nederlandse telecomnetwerken (FD) 49 years Sino-Dutch diplomatic relationship (LinkedIn) 80 procent van de Nederlandse zonnepanelen komen uit China – en die worden misschien gemaakt met Oeigoerse dwangarbeid ($$de Volkskrant) 'Scholieren denken aan hun cv bij de keuze voor het vak Chinees' (NPO) Ook Nederland maakt vuist tegen Chinese aanwezigheid in Zuid-Chinese Zee (FD) Ambassadeur Tan Jian toont zich echte diplomaat in open brief (China2025) Elsevier sets up its first China office for bio-organic chemistry (xjtlu.edu.cn) Huawei 'may have eavesdropped on Dutch mobile network's calls' (The Guardian) How Xi's China came to resemble Tsarist Russia (FT) Short video series 'Born in Shanghai' tells the Party history (Shine) CPC's centenary marked around China in various innovative ways (Global Times) Perry Link: Beijing protests a lab leak too much (WSJ) In een rood bootje bereiden Chinezen zich voor op de 100e verjaardag van de Communistische Partij (Trouw) The Party is not forever (Project Syndicate) Party sites in Shanghai given China's top tourist rating (Shine) The anti-graft unit of China's Communist Party has grown in power (The Economist) Women hold up half the sky, but men rule the party (MERICS) A most adaptable Party ($$The NY Review of Books) China to crack down on online fanclubs over bullying concerns (The Guardian) China's tech workers pushed to limits by surveillance software (Nikkei Asia, FT) Young Chinese want puppies and kittens, not babies (SupChina) The buzzwords reflecting the frustration of China's young generation (BBC) China's population bust (Project Syndicate) How China went from celebrating ethnic diversity to suppressing it (The Guardian) China mulls longer parental leave to encourage more births (Sixth Tone) Why it is no longer cool to be a crazy rich Asian in China (BBC) What if China's migrant data was wrong? (Sixth Tone) China meddled in family planning. Now it faces a population crisis (The Washington Post) China, its military might expanding, accuses NATO of hypocrisy (NYT) China and Germany hold a new round of arms control and non-proliferation negotiation (fmprc.gov.cn) Mach 30 'tunnel' will put China decades ahead (Asia Times) West hypes China's air force 'intrusion' into Malaysia's airspace to sow discords in S.China Sea (Global Times) PLA aircraft training in S.China Sea abide by international law without entering others’ airspace (Global Times) Stoltenberg: 'China en Rusland zijn bezig met een autoritair tegenoffensief, de Navo moet dit serieus nemen' ($$de Volkskrant) Chinese military faces challenge from falling fertility rate (SCMP) China stacking Indo-border with advanced weapons (Asia Times) Coming Soon: China's navy patrolling off New York (Gatestone Institute) China's mysterious H-20 strategic bomber 'may be able to strike second island chain' ($$SCMP) Ai Weiwei on colonialism and statues, Churchill, China and Covid (The Guardian) Shanghai's dynamic art scene (Brookings) Oscars 2021: Chloé Zhao, from 'outsider' to Hollywood history-maker (BBC) China builds nearly 600,000 cultural centers in villages (Xinhua) China's bookstores are making a comeback (SupChina) Zhang Yimou's first spy film to hit US theaters day-and-date with China (Xinhua) NFTs in Beijing - 'Who gets to decide the value of art?' (FT) China's rural revolution: the architects rescuing its villages from oblivion (The Guardian) China: 3,000-year-old gold mask sparks online meme (BBC) Xi on archeological research (chinadaily.com.cn) Shenzhou-12: China launches first crew to new space station (BBC) China students hold principal hostage in rare protest (BBC) China can level its education playing field by letting non-profit online academies bloom (SCMP) Over 10 million students to sit China's college entrance exam (Xinhua) When will education companies learn their lesson? (Trivium China) Xi talks sci-tech development (Trivium China) Beware of 'expert' consensus. The covid-19 lab leak theory shows why ($$The Washington Post) Chinese cargo craft docks with future space station in orbit (AFP) WHO expert Marion Koopmans says new research mission to China would be helpful (Reuters) Wuhan laboratory adds another branch to bat coronavirus family tree (SCMP) Chinese banks urged to divest from firms linked to deforestation (The Guardian) Elephant herd continues to wander in major Chinese city (Xinhua) Northern China has a water problem, and Vice Premier Hu Chunhua is trying to solve it (Trivium China) China issues 5-year action plan for seawater desalination (Xinhua) China makes desalination push to ease water scarcity (Reuters) Reforestation: Seeing the forest for the trees (Trivium China) China's concrete jungles make room for green space (NYT) Heaven is high, and the Ministry of Ecology is far away (Trivium China) Li Keqiang urges green growth (Trivium China) New Leading Small Group for Peak Carbon and Carbon Neutrality (Trivium China) Nuclear watchdog's direct China statement comes Amid post-Wuhan skepticism (Newsweek) Taishan nuclear plant: China admits damage to fuel rods (BBC) Gas explosion, 25 killed: Xi and Li are on the case (Trivium China) China nuclear plant leak response evokes Chernobyl as Taishan facility insists it's safe (Newsweek) Death toll rises to 25 after gas explosion in Central China (Global Times) Xi urges all-out rescue work after central China's gas explosion (Xinhua) Gas explosion in central China kills at least 12 (AP) Kan corona uit een lab zijn ontsnapt? En waarom duikt die theorie telkens weer op? ($$de Volkskrant) China returns to its strict Covid limits to fight a new outbreak (NYT) Guangdong tightens travel restrictions to stifle outbreak (Trivium China) NIH director calls on China to 'open up' for investigation into Wuhan lab (Newsweek) UN rights experts claim Chinese minorities targeted in organ harvesting (AFP) China's Covid cover-up? (New Statesman) China investigates bad-debt industry veteran for corruption (Bloomberg) China's Belt and Road being built with forced labor (Gatestone Institute) China jails blogger who 'slandered' dead in India border clash (The Guardian) Internet celebrity sentenced to 8 months in jail for defaming martyrs (Global Times) 'They tortured me,' Australian Yang Hengjun says as he awaits verdict after trial in China (The Guardian) The Covid lab leak theory is looking increasingly plausible (The Spectator) Do fake Covid-19 vaccine arrests in China herald global crime wave? (SCMP) Wat doen die reclameborden met Chinese tekens bij dit EK voetbal? ($$de Volkskrant) Politicians push Beijing Winter Olympics 'diplomatic boycott' across 11 Western countries (SCMP) China labels Nancy Pelosi 'full of lies' after call for Winter Olympics boycott (The Guardian) China denounces US warship transit through Taiwan Straits (CGTN) Pelosi calls for US and world leaders to boycott China's 2022 Olympics (Reuters) Full-blown boycott pushed for Beijing Olympics (AP) As Xi offers vaccines to Tokyo Olympics, China hopes to avoid a boycott of Beijing's 2022 Winter Games ($$SCMP) China's football troubles reflect broader issues within the economy (The Economist) China to host Winter Olympics on time; IOC chief opposes politicization of Olympics (Global Times) Olympics sponsors duck questions over Beijing 2022 as boycott calls grow (FT) Highway to the danger zone (Trivium China) China flies record 28 fighter jets towards Taiwan, island deploys air force in response (AP) Coronavirus: Taiwan outbreak 'appears to stabilise' as new cases fall (SCMP) Tokyo says its relationship with Taiwan only unofficial (China Daily) US-China spat over Taiwan extends to vaccine diplomacy ($$Foreign Policy) China tells Japan to correct mistakes regarding Taiwan question (Xinhua) US-Taiwan: The ambiguity of strategic clarity (War on the Rocks) China-US tension: state media reports amphibious landing drill after US senators land on Taiwan (AP) Healing words: Taiwan's tribes fight to save their disappearing languages (The Guardian) Blinken signals possible resumption of US-Taiwan trade, investment talks (Reuters) Apple Daily: Hong Kong sends 500 officers in pro-democracy paper raid (BBC) Hong Kong police invoke security law to arrest senior journalists (FT) Hong Kong-Taiwan spat threatens cross-Strait business (FT) Beijing's war on memory (Inside Story) China's censorship widens to Hong Kong's vaunted film industry, with global implications (NYT) Hong Kong activist Agnes Chow released from prison (BBC) British report over Hong Kong blatant interference in China's internal affairs: Chinese embassy (Xinhua) Hong Kong authorities to censor films that ‘endanger national security’ (AFP) Do we need to be in Hong Kong?’ Global companies are eying the exits (WSJ) Subdued but not silenced, Hong Kong tries to remember Tiananmen massacre (NYT) Macau closing office in Taipei amid rising Chinese pressure (AP) Press freedom in Macau's gambling hub under spotlight as China ramps up scrutiny (Reuters) Bets on for Macau's Sands China after US billionaire Adelson's death (Reuters) 21 years after returning to motherland, Macau sets example for neighboring HK (Global Times) Photo exhibition featuring Hong Kong protest images shut down in Macau (The Guardian) Coronavirus: World's biggest gambling hub reopens for business (BBC) Why Jewish refugees in World War II fled safety of Shanghai for Macau (SCMP) Stanley Ho, casino kingpin of gambling capital Macau, dies at 98 (WSJ) Macau bans annual Tiananmen Massacre photo exhibition (HK Free Press) Macau casinos allowed to reopen after anti-virus closure (AP) China offers glimpse of Tibetan life without the Dalai Lama (AP) Tibet: on the roof of the world – in pictures (The Guardian) Xi Jinping, carpet connoisseur (Trivium China) China issues white paper on Tibet's peaceful liberation, achievements (Xinhua) Buddhists celebrate the 32nd birthday of the Panchen Lama, still held hostage by Beijing (AsiaNews) Chinese authorities detain Tibetan educator and author in Sichuan capital (RFA) China's Tibet opens memorial hall on serfdom history (Xinhua) Tibet ushers in moderate prosperity after 62 years (Xinhua) 'Panchen Lama': Anti-China forces not helping Tibetans (China Daily) A new communist cosmology (Rukor) Chinese embassy slams 'genocide' accusation by Belgian lawmakers, sanctions legislator for spreading lies (Global Times) US' ban on DNA equipment over lies about Xinjiang will only help local firms: experts (Global Times) Ethnic minority populations grew by 14.2% in 10 years in Xinjiang: census (CGTN) China demolishes mosque in Xinjiang, gives contract to Hilton to build luxury hotel on the land (Swarajya) No place safe one Uyghur man's journey from a Chinese prison to Turkey (Voice of America) Hoe China de Oeigoerse moskeeën verwoest ($$de Volkskrant) Draconian repression of Muslims in Xinjiang amounts to crimes against humanity (Amnesty International) China still buys American DNA equipment for Xinjiang despite blocks (NYT) China has lost all moral authority as data suggests suppression of Uyghur births (The Globe and Mail) China's Uyghurs living in a 'dystopian hellscape', says Amnesty report (The Guardian) Top political advisor urges accelerated efforts in promoting Putonghua in N.China's Inner Mongolia (Global Times) Wang Yang tours Inner Mongolia, says unity is more important than autonomy (Trivium China) Xi Jinping tells authorities in Inner Mongolia to 'solve ethnic problems' and promote use of Mandarin (AFP) Xi Jinping tells Inner Mongolia's NPC deputies to put Mandarin first in schools ($$SCMP) Netizens shocked by high-profile corruption case in Inner Mongolia involving head of economic zone (Global Times) Why critics are asking if Inner Mongolia is the next Tibet or Xinjiang (intellinews) N.China's Inner Mongolia passes regulation to promote ethnic unity (Global Times) Inner Mongolia requires ethnic schools to use standard Chinese language for certain subjects (Global Times) Inner Mongolia lifts 802,000 people out of poverty in 5 years (Xinhua) Inner Mongolia: Xi trying to blend race, party and nation (The Tribune, India) Law school lecturer in China suspenden for advocating polygamy (PTI) New details emerge in exam cheating scandal (Shine) Escaped elephants wreak havoc in south-west China – video report (The Guardian) Chinese actress apologizes after slighting TV drama celebrating CPC centennial (Global Times) Chinese city of Kunming on alert as wandering elephant herd marches north (Xinhua) He promised a dreamy wedding proposal. Fans got a 5-hour sale (NYT) Scheiden? Daar probeerden Chinese ambtenaren op Valentijnsdag een stokje voor te steken ($$de Volkskrant) Chinese county bans birthday parties in bid to be frugal (BBC) Hong Kong's Ray Cordeiro, 'world's most durable DJ', retires at 96 (BBC) China: Man left dangling from bridge after glass breaks (BBC)
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