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Will souring China-Australia relations force a rethink on trade? (France 24) U.S. urged to extend visas for Chinese journalists (China Daily) Chinese FM makes four-point proposal on building China-EU partnership (Xinhua) Chinese, Latin American media join hands to tide over the global crisis (China Plus) Technological decoupling: One world, two systems? (Trivium China) Trade deal review to be rescheduled (Trivium China) The other global power shift (Project Syndicate) Hong Kong asks China’s top legislative body to resolve legal problems with postponing elections (SCMP) Whose century? (London Review of Books) China's tech to-do list (Trivium China) State Council tells SOEs to mind their own business (Trivium China) The Party wants to make a deal with private businesses (Trivium China) China's retail sales return to growth (AFP) Beijing named China's top blockchain city (Asia Times) Xi assembles tech brain trust for 14th Five-Year Plan (Trivium China) Premier calls out local protectionism (Trivium China) China's dual circulation strategy is a step towards sustainable trade (SCMP) China’s 20,000 new pig farms won’t ease pork prices just yet (Caixin) The real economic reforms China needs to become less dependent on exports (SCMP) Canada drops free trade talks with China: The Globe and Mail (Reuters) Argentina must rethink its handling of Chinese interests in pork and fishing (Dialogo Chino) Chinese pork investment sparks criticism in Argentina (Dialogo Chino) Chinese exports benefit from west's Covid stimulus response ($$FT, Trading U) Chinese owners revive Thomas Cook as online-only holiday brand (Reuters) Luxembourg strengthens status as offshore renminbi centre (FT) Laos the latest China debt trap victim (Asia Times) Why aren't Israel's successful startups doing business in China? (Calcalis Tech) Japan adds Bangladesh and India to 'China exit' subsidy destinations ($$Nikkei, bdnews24.com) China's August forex reserves rise to $3.165 trillion (Reuters) Mongolia: locked between China and the language of identity (SCMP) Abe's visit to Yasukuni Shrine blasted by Chinese netizens (Global Times) As US-China ties worsen, India and China must revisit the ‘Bandung spirit’ to avert a new cold war (SCMP) Egyptian schools to add Chinese language (Al-Monitor) India swings like a pendulum between China and US (Asia Times) The role of coopted diaspora groups in Czech and European United Front work (The Jamestown Foundation) India lies about casualties in border clash with China (Global Times) The possible limits of China-Russia cooperation (Gatestone Institute) India asks China to pull back troops, arms in Ladakh region (AP) China to build community of health with Russia, Kazakstan, Kyrgyzstan and Mongolia: FM (Xinhua) TikTok: Trump says Oracle deal for video app 'has my blessing' (BBC) Commentary: US hardliners on China are repeating historical mistakes (Xinhua) Trump signs off on deal allowing TikTok to continue US operations (WSJ) Growing Chinese influence in Israeli technology sector, US asks Israel to decrease its ties with China (zeenews, India) Trump wants to cripple TikTok and WeChat. Why? ($$NYT, news24x7world) The WeChat ban is a difficult but necessary step toward openness in China (The Washington Post) Beijing says firms on 'unreliable entities list' will be banned from trading with, investing in China (SCMP) Chinese embassy in Suriname urges Pompeo to stop smearing China (CGTN) Forget China, America is the biggest warmonger by far (SCMP) Reports show rising racism against Asian-American youths (Xinhua) European disarray pushes Iran, Turkey into China camp (Asia Times) European powers weigh wading into South China Sea (Asia Times) Non-summit shows EU-China ties at new low (Asia Times) Italy hardens stance on China, in line with EU investment push ($$Bloomberg) Germany’s Indo-Pacific vision: A new reckoning with China or more strategic drift? (The Diplomat) China willing to arrange independent visit to Xinjiang at EU request (CGTN) Why the EU and China cantt agree on a deal (Asia Times) Towards a 'principles first approach' in Europe's China policy (MERICS) Xi deals with Europe (Trivium China) China pledges expanded trade with EU but stops short on market access concessions (SCMP) How China made the Netherlands question the free market (Bloomberg) Chinese FM calls on China, Netherlands to set example for free trade, mutual openness, fair competition (Xinhua) Opvallende samenwerking Huawei met Amsterdamse universiteiten: ‘We doen het niet alleen voor het geld’ ($$de Volkskrant) Chinese toeristen blijven weg, en zij niet alleen (Trouw) Amsterdamse universiteiten werken samen met omstreden techgigant Huawei (FD) Gebrek aan nuance in China-discussie: laat gesprek niet over aan pandahuggers en China-bashers (Elsevier Weekblad) KLM resumes Shanghai-Amsterdam passenger flights (Xinhua) China's invloed op onderwijs in Nederland (Clingendael) Kabinet steekt miljoenen in techbedrijf om het uit Aziatische handen te houden ($$FD) China bant varkensvlees uit Nederland (Boederij) Xi calls for carrying out in-depth study of Yan'an spirit (Xinhua) Beijing hoses down its own vaccine propaganda (Asia Times) CCP announces plan to take control of China's private sector (Asia Times Financial) The sheer opacity! (Trivium China) China's Communist Party demands private sector's loyalty as external risks rise (Reuters) Party issues more rules for cadres (Trivium China) La Chine célèbre sa victoire (Le Vent de la Chine) Dissident tycoon Ren Zhiqiang on trial for corruption (AsiaNews) A salty rebuke by Geremie Barné of Peter Hessler's 'How China controlled the coronavirus' (China Heritage) Anger in China as doctor who died of Covid-19 omitted from citizen awards (The Guardian) China receives 170 bln yuan of charitable donations in 2019: report (Xinhua) The landlords are back: The families of China's pre-Communist elite remain privileged (The Economist) Bureaucracy is such a drag (Trivium China) Her husband abused her. But getting a divorce was an ordeal ($$NYT, Deccan Herald) A year on, a quieter outbreak still sickens thousands in Northwest China ($$Caixin) A Chinese city withdraws ‘civility code’ following online criticism (Global Voices) Video: Coronavirus, Beijing's back and forth lockdown (BBC) What Chinese people eat (Africa is a country) China stelt gretig coronavaccins beschikbaar, maar het volk is kritisch ($$de Volkskrant) Suzhou government backs down on 'civilization scores' (Trivium China) UAE gets American drones as China ramps up sales (MSN) China-India face-off: Is Pangong Tso just a smokescreen and Depsang China;s main target? (The Times of India) Flashpoint fear as China menaces India's north-east (Asia Times) The sounds of a Chinese war (Settimana News) Line of death: China places H-6 bombers near Ladakh (Asia Times) China must be militarily and morally ready for a potential war (Global Times) China and India agree to 'disengage troops' in Himalayas (FT) Talks with India come with war preparedness (Global Times editorial) Know your commander (Trivium China) China, others to join military exercises in Russia (AP) China launches campaign to promote Putonghua (Xinhua) Chinese cartoons gain international appeal (Shine) Nong who? Learning Shanghainese in a city dominated by Mandarin (Shine) Tech, etymology add fun to 'hanzi' learning (chinadaily.com.cn) Fotograaf Xiaoxiao Xu toont het hedendaagse leven rond de eeuwenoude Chinese Muur ($$de Volkskrant) Passage à vide pour l’industrie du cinéma (Le Vent de la Chine) Part of China's Great Wall not made for war: study (AFP) Chinese demand saved the art industry post the global financial crisis – who will come to the rescue now? (SCMP) China's sci-fi surge (Axios World) Banning knockoff buildings might bring a renaissance in Chinese architecture (The Guardian) China coronavirus vaccine may be ready for public in November (Shine) Debate rages over China’s Covid-19 vaccines (Asia Times) Hurry up and innovate (Trivium China) How China brought nearly 200 million students back to school ($$NYT, Deccan Herald) Scientist says candidate for vaccine is safe (China Daily) China-developed nasal spray vaccine for COVID-19 approved for clinical trials (Xinhua) China claims 'important breakthrough' in space mission shrouded in mystery (BBC) Hundreds of thousands have been given Covid-19 vaccines without a single infection, Chinese drug firm says (SCMP) Chinese-made vaccine able to fight all mutations: developer (Global Times) China's Sinovac coronavirus vaccine candidate appears safe, slightly weaker in elderly (Reuters) State Council focuses on air pollution (Trivium China) Chinese mining firms in Zimbabwe pose threat to endangered species, say experts (The Guardian) Xi stresses importance of living in harmony with nature (Xinhua) China record floods wet feet of Leshan Giant Buddha (BBC) Kevin Rudd: China's thirst for coal is economically shortsighted and environmentally reckless (The Washington Post) China's rain-swollen Yangtze river triggers unprecedented flood alert (Reuters) Three Gorges reservoir braces for new round of floods (Xinhua) China's Great Wall of water (Project Syndicate) Virus drives shift away from coal except in China (FT) China push sees coal-fired generation rise to record in Pakistan ($$Bloomberg, MSN) A 12-storey pig farm: has China found the way to tackle animal disease? (The Guardian) China locks down border city in response to two Covid cases (The Guardian) China injects hundreds of thousands with experimental Covid-19 vaccines (WSJ) Fears grow of bubonic plague spreading from Mongolia to China but experts say anxieties are misplaced (bne IntelliNews) Chinese drug firm Sinovac says thousands of employees and their families have been given its Covid-19 vaccine (SCMP) China's CNBG, Sinovac find more countries to test coronavirus vaccines (Reuters) China sets the stage for a next Covid wave (Asia Times) Death toll in restaurant collapse rises to 29 in north China (Xinhua) 2-story restaurant collapses in China, killing 17 people (AP) How coronavirus overpowered the World Health Organization (WSJ) A brutal exposé of inhumane working conditions at food delivery companies (SupChina) A violinist lost his seat and his job. He blames China ($$NYT, Deccan Herald) Ecuador says some Chinese vessels near Galapagos have cut communications systems (Reuters) The power of Falun Gong (ABC Australia) Human rights lawyer Wang Quanzhang files torture charges against Chinese officials (AFP) The mystery of $2 billion of loans backed by fake gold ($$Caixin) Former deputy head of China's quality watchdog sentenced to life in prison (Xinhua) Intruders try to kidnap a Chinese appliance tycoon ($$NYT, Night Fall News) 'Sacrificed': anger in China over death of Wuhan doctor from coronavirus (The Guardian) WHO reviews China-based news anchor’s global ambassador role (FT) Englands' Premier League scores China broadcast deal with Tencent (Reuters) Human rights groups protest Beijing 2022 Olympics (SupChina) Premier League rights: China deal terminated with immediate effect (BBC) Beijing's Workers' Stadium razed as China eyes World Cup bid (AFP) Uighur group urges IOC to reconsider 2022 Beijing Winter Games venue (Reuters) Brazilian footballer in China faces virus penalty (AP) Alle tennistoernooien in China voor dit jaar geschrapt, ook Diamond League geannuleerd (AD) 'It was dehumanising': Jessica Shuran Yu condemns training abuse in China (The Guardian) Countdown device of Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022 unveiled (Xinhua) China offered two F1 races this year, says Shanghai official (Reuters) Taiwan president says drills show China is threat to whole region (Reuters) Beijing is ready to tackle all scenarios with Taiwan (Global Times) China sends warning to Taiwan and US with big show of air power ($$NYT, MSN News) China hanteert 'wortel' en 'stok' in kwestie Taiwan ($$de Volkskrant) PLA Friday drills not warning, but rehearsal for Taiwan takeover (Global Times editorial) China protests after US envoy to UN meets Taiwanese official in New York (SCMP) Taiwan's unlikely path to public trust provides lessons for the US (Brookings) US pushes large arms sale to Taiwan, including jet missiles that can hit China ($$NYT, Deccan Herald) China holds military drill as US envoy visits Taiwan (BBC) China urges US to immediately stop official exchanges with Taiwan (Xinhua) Escape options for Hong Kong activists limited after mainland China cracks down on sea routes to Taiwan (SCMP) Dozens of Hong Kong people write postcards to fugitives arrested by China Hong Kong fugitives held in mainland China 'selected lawyers' from list supplied by authorities across the border (SCMP)city's security chief reveals Hong Kong must reject all pressure on judiciary to do the government’s bidding (SCMP) Hong Kong activist denied bail after being charged with sedition (The Guardian) Singapore's limits show a possible future for Hong Kong academic freedom (SCMP) German think tank closes Hong Kong office over new law (AP) Hong Kong was once a safe haven from China. Now activists are fleeing the city by boat to Taiwan (CNN) Hong Kong's veteran property investors head for the exit amid fears of a deep and prolonged correction in prices (SCMP) Hongkong en het begin van een Nieuwe Wereldorde (NieuwWij) 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 to enhance mainland-Macau financial cooperation (Xinhua) Macau, a criança de ouro (Trivium China) Macau: China's other 'one country, two systems' region (BBC) Xi: Macau's achievements based on 'one country, two systems' (Xinhua) Xi bets on Macau (Trivium China) Chinese hacking group moves on from targeting COVID intelligence to target Tibetan dissidents (Axios China) Nowhere to nowhere? China's latest railway across Tibet into the Xinjiang desert (Rukor) China planning building spree in Tibet as India tensions rise, sources say (Reuters) Exiled Tibetans in India's 'special force' are only 'cannon fodder' (Global Times) Chinese officials will be brought to account for rights abuses in Tibet if I’m next US president, says Biden (SCMP) Latest India-China border clash turns spotlight on Tibetan refugees in Special Frontier Force (SCMP) Biden vows to stand up for people of Tibet, to meet Dalai Lama if voted to power (East Mojo) Tibetan soldier's death near tense India-China border sheds light on covert unit (Reuters) Beijing powers up high-speed rail link to Tibet (Asia Times) Xi's speech sets policy direction for Tibet (Global Times) State Council releases Xinjiang labor rights white paper (Trivium China) Clues to scale of Xinjiang labour operation emerge as China defends camps (The Guardian) China’s system of oppression in Xinjiang: How it developed and how to curb it (Brookings) China's Xinjiang resolutely prevents, punishes any incidents of forced labor: white paper (Xinhua) China releases white paper on employment, labor rights in Xinjiang (Xinhua) Anatomical analysis of the independent report about the 'compulsory sterilization' and 'genocide' of Uyghurs in Xinjiang by Adrian Zenz (Global Times) US to block some imports from Xinjiang, still studying broad cotton, tomato bans (Reuters) UN rights chief discussing visit to Xinjiang with China (Reuters) China bars media coverage of Disney's 'Mulan' after Xinjiang backlash - sources (Xinhua) Xinjiang: Washington will ban imports of goods produced by forced labour (AsiaNews) Parents keep children home as China limits Mongolian language in the classroom (NPR) Inner Mongolia: 5,000 arrested, CCP offers bogus 'compromise' (Bitter Winter) Southern Mongolian herders further suppressed (Bitter Winter) China arrests 130 Mongolians in protests over new language policy ($$Nikkei) Language rules for Inner Mongolia another step to erode ethnic groups in China (SCMP) Are media exaggerating fears over new Mandarin classes in Inner Mongolia? (CGTN) 12 sep 2020 Groups back Inner Mongolia protest (Taipei Times) Chinese police deny use of force, detention of US reporter in Inner Mongolia (AP) Authorities quash Inner Mongolia protests (FT) China cracks down on ethnic minorities again - this time, in Mongolia and Tibet (The Globe and Mail) Xi says China willing to work with Liechtenstein to push for new progress in bilateral ties (Xinhua) China demands Twitter inquiry as ambassador to UK 'likes' porn tweet (The Guardian) Five cheeky men busted for streaking in South China (that's) S. Korean singer Lee Hyori in hot water after suspected of disrespecting Chairman Mao (Global Times) AI program encourages young Chinese to clear plates (Xinhua) Chinese diplomat pictured walking on locals’ backs highlights Pacific power struggle (SCMP) China denounces 'slander' over ambassador on people's backs in Kiribati (Reuters) Peking duck chain urges diners to eat less as China fights food waste Restaurant apologizes for 'weighing' rule (AFP) Central China restaurant puts scales at door to prevent food wastage (Global Times)
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