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Build new alliances to limit China’s ‘illicit practices’, US senators urged
Unilateral US action against China on trade will not be enough to change Beijing’s ongoing violation of international norms and institutions, two leading security experts warned US senators.
China Asserts Its Air Safety Bona Fides After Boeing Crash (Published 2019)
The record of many airlines in China was once cause for concern. Now the country is seeking to compete with the United States and Europe in aerospace.
China foils bid to blacklist Kashmir attacker; U.S., India vow to keep pushing
China prevented a U.N. Security Council committee on Wednesday from blacklisting the head of Pakistan-based militant group Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), which said it attacked an Indian paramilitary convoy in disputed Kashmir.
U.S. says China's treatment of Muslim minority worst abuses 'since the 1930s'
The U.S. State Department on Wednesday slammed human rights violations in China, saying the sort of abuses it had inflicted on its Muslim minorities had not been seen "since the 1930s."
China’s foreign investment law is too vague, says US business group
American Chamber of Commerce in China welcomes legislation ‘in principle’ but says it doesn’t go into enough detail and needs more consultation.
Analysis | Huawei is better positioned to spy on us than we think
The United States shares the blame.
Critic Who Exposed China’s Muslim Camps Is Detained, Even Across the Border (Published 2019)
Serikzhan Bilash, who was instrumental in documenting China’s vast detentions of Muslim minorities, now faces charges in Kazakhstan
China’s Insurance Giant Thinks It’s a Tech Company. Maybe It Is.
Stock markets are brimming with financial companies eager to be valued like high-growth tech stocks. Ping An, the world’s second-largest insurer by market value, has a more compelling case than most.
Briefing: P2P lender Lufax valued at $39.4 billion in latest funding round · TechNode
The new funding will go into operations, international expansion, and technological innovation.
‘I Can’t Sleep: Homage to a Uyghur Homeland’
In the 2000s, New York-based artist Lisa Ross traveled to the city of Turpan in China’s Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region and photographed local people on the beds that they keep in their fields. The
China tech giants elbow into fast-growing Tibet
Tencent and Alibaba set up shop 60 years on from revolt
Opinion | Huawei’s charm offensive won’t work
Washington is going to protect U.S. national security in spite of China's public relations campaign.
America’s Undersea Battle With China for Control of the Global Internet Grid
Chinese company Huawei is embedding itself into cable systems that ferry nearly all of the world’s internet data.
Republican Donor Cindy Yang Linked to Chinese Influence Machine
A scandal that started with massage parlors may tie into Beijing's plans.
Wind Power Projects Halted in Northwest China
The country’s energy regulator has issued red alerts for two province-level areas in order to prevent excess investment and energy waste.
Xinjiang will not let up on fight against extremism: Governor
East Asia News -BEIJING - Top officials from China's north-west region of Xinjiang mounted a robust defence of its controversial re-education camps on Tuesday (March 12), calling accusations of
Diabetes related to pollution, says 11-year China study on 88,000 people
Long-term exposure to the major air pollutant PM2.5 increases the risk of diabetes, an international study conducted in China has found, linking pollution to a health risk rarely talked about.
US and China escalate their Huawei feud in Europe
Washington reportedly tells Berlin it will scale back its intelligence sharing if Germany uses Huawei’s technology and equipment for its 5G network.
U.S. Official Denounces China's Crackdown on Religion
During an Asia trip, Samuel Brownback criticized Beijing's crackdown on several religious groups
