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Chinese-Australian donor wins defamation case against Sydney paper
The decision coincides with mounting tensions between Canberra and Beijing rise over fears of Chinese influence in Australian politics.
Alibaba CEO rules out layoffs this year despite China's slowing economy
Alibaba expects to avoid layoffs this year despite China's economic slowdown, CEO Daniel Zhang said on Friday.
US and China look to end chipmaker spat as part of trade deal
Negotiators seek resolution of Micron-Fujian Jinhua fight as confidence-building measure
Taipei won’t sign extradition deal if it implies Taiwan is part of China
Proposed amendment could be used to send Taiwanese people in Hong Kong to mainland China to face trial, some fear.
How much does China love us?
A China-NZ business forum has been held in Christchurch. Were there fireworks?
Australia and China have a lot to lose from coal ban, warn analysts
Analysts have warned that a prolonged China-wide ban on Australian coal imports could have dire implications for both countries, but believe that scenario is unlikely amid diplomatic efforts to resolve an issue so far thought to affect a limited number of ports.
China coal imports: 'no basis' to claims there is a ban, minister says
Simon Birmingham says speculation about diplomatic tension is unhelpful and there is no evidence measures are aimed at Australia
China signals shift: UNSC condemns Pulwama terror attack, names Jaish
The statement is significant because China has singlehandedly blocked the listing of JeM chief Masood Azhar as a “global terrorist” at the UN Security Council Resolution 1267 sanctions committee for the last 10 years.
China's street-dancing stilt walkers risk safety in exchange for thrills
As China modernizes, the country's traditional stilt walkers are facing a new challenge: how to keep audiences interested.
Fears for Uighur comedian missing amid crackdown on cultural figures
Adil Mijit worked for a government arts troupe for 30 years, but his family fear he has been taken into a re-education camp
U.S. Bets on China’s Special Envoy in Trade Talks
As U.S.-China trade talks reach a pivotal point, the Trump administration is counting on the Chinese leader’s special envoy, Liu He, to get Beijing to accept tough new strictures that are increasingly controversial in Beijing.
China Won't Be Able to Use Tourists as Leverage for Much Longer
As the number of independent travelers rises, Beijing will have a harder time using them to punish countries such as New Zealand.
Ai Weiwei Hits Out at Self-Censorship by Western Organizations After Film is Cut
Ai says the removal of his segment of film from 'Berlin, I Love You' is the result of self-censorship.
Stop Asking Women About Childbearing Status, China Tells Employers (Published 2019)
The Chinese government, which has struggled to keep women from leaving the labor force, is taking new steps to combat persistent workplace discrimination.
China Spiriting Uyghur Detainees Away From Xinjiang to Prisons in Inner Mongolia, Sichuan
Detainees from the XUAR have been sent to jails in at least five provincial-level regions of China.
China’s CRISPR twins might have had their brains inadvertently enhanced
New research suggests that a controversial gene-editing experiment to make children resistant to HIV may also have enhanced their ability to learn and form memories.
U.S. Wrangles China for Firm Commitments as Trade Talks Continue (Published 2019)
As a March deadline approaches, American negotiators are struggling with how to ensure China, which has reneged on promises to past administrations, follows through on any agreement.
U.S., China haggle over toughest issues in trade war talks
Top U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators haggled on Thursday over the details of a set of agreements aimed at ending their trade war, just one week before a Washington-imposed deadline for a deal expires and triggers higher U.S. tariffs.
