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Beijing’s P2P owners and senior executives hit with travel ban
Chaoyang district posts notice on social media account banning staff from peer-to-peer lending platforms from leaving China’s capital city without approval.
Duterte tries to calm South China Sea tensions in meeting with Xi
Philippine leader seeks to set differences aside and pledges support for belt and road plans as he meets Chinese counterpart.
Who Owns Huawei? The Company Tried to Explain. It Got Complicated. (Published 2019)
The Chinese tech giant wants to put to rest concerns that it is susceptible to influence by the country’s government. That has been no easy task.
Chinese lawsuit seeks to prevent Stanford from releasing diaries of Mao’s former aide
Li Rui, a former aide to Chairman Mao, took notes.
China Retools Vast Global Building Push Criticized as Bloated and Predatory (Published 2019)
Beijing is reshaping its plans for building a network of ports, rails and roads that enhance the country’s geopolitical ambitions. But it isn’t retreating.
China’s National Library to Archive 200 Billion Weibo Posts
The project’s purported aim is to preserve digital culture for academic research and ‘national strategy.’
China’s Uyghur ‘Re-Education’ Centers and the Ghosts of Totalitarians Past
It is now beyond doubt that China is undertaking a program of mass incarceration of the Uyghur population of its northwestern province of Xinjiang (which
Hermes Sales Grow Most in Four Years, Quelling China Jitters
Hermes International reported its fastest quarterly sales growth in more than four years, buoyed by demand from Chinese consumers, another sign that the world’s largest luxury market is holding up.
Mahathir’s visit to Huawei in Beijing seen as ‘endorsement’
Trip comes at a time when the Chinese telecoms equipment maker has been vilified by the West over national security concerns.
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China cancels Ethiopia's interest-free loans, PM in Beijing for forum | Africanews
PM Abiy and a high-level delegation arrived in Beijing on Tuesday to attend the second Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation (BRF), which starts today (April 25) and ends on April 27.
Why Is This Happening? Uncovering China's secret internment camps with Rian Thum
Chris Hayes speaks with historian and author Rian Thum about the one million Uighurs being held in concentration camps by China.
Tibetan Advocacy Group Demands China Release Panchen Lama Ahead of His 30th Birthday
The International Campaign for Tibet says he should be allowed to assume his role as a religious leader.
China’s Gen Z Skips the Stores and Shops on Social Media
Traditional retail and e-commerce hold little interest for consumers who are wedded to smartphones and take their cues from influencers.
The Chinese firm supplying signal boosters to financial networks
Report reveals that Wuhan-based Accelink’s gear has been used in West for a decade while its clientele includes Huawei and it enjoys Nokia’s ‘complete trust’.
Exclusive: In rare move, French warship passes through Taiwan Strait
A French warship passed through the strategic Taiwan Strait this month, U.S. officials told Reuters, a rare voyage by a vessel of a European country that is likely to be welcomed by Washington but increase tensions with Beijing.
Analysis | Is China catching up to the United States in space?
Some of Beijing’s space goals are of limited strategic or economic value.