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New Zealand and Italy cloud US push for 5G ban on Huawei
Jacinda Ardern says Chinese telecom firm ‘not out the running’ while top Italian politician says the company is just another equipment supplier.
'Stabbed in the back': China threatens 'double-faced' NZ with tourism 'stick' following Huawei ban
Chinese state media claims Chinese tourists are abandoning New Zealand because of its Huawei ban, but analysts say China is not giving up on the country just yet.
In Central Asia’s forbidding highlands, a quiet newcomer: Chinese troops
While the United States is looking to get out of Afghanistan, China is tiptoeing into a region it has flooded with cash.
Australian vitamin producer tumbles on China slowdown
Blackmores shares fall 34% on disappointing forecasts for key market
‘It’s Hopeless But You Persist’: An Interview with Jiang Xue | by Ian Johnson | The New York Review of Books
Ian Johnson: Haven’t some people given up on civil society? Jiang Xue: It was our hope. Now, a lot of people have lost hope. The way society has developed under the Communist Party, it’s impossible to develop civil society. Public media has been killed. Public institutions have been closed. Teachers who dare to speak up have been driven off. It seems that civil society has no force. But I don’t agree with this view. Civil society is something we have to struggle for. It’s something we can fight for bit by bit.
The US cannot crush us, says Huawei founder
Ren Zhengfei says the firm will survive despite security concerns and his daughter's legal troubles.
Opinion | China’s Xi Jinping is growing impatient with Taiwan, adding to tensions with U.S.
Inviting Taiwan's president to address Congress could enrage Beijing.
Japan Inc. projects first profit dip in years from China slump
Makers of cars, auto parts and electronics downgrade fiscal 2019 outlooks
China blasts 5G fears as ‘hypocritical, immoral’ economic ploy by US
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang accused the US of faking security concerns about Chinese mobile technology to inhibit China’s development.
Ai Weiwei’s segment was cut from ‘Berlin, I Love You’ to appease China, artist and producers say
Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei’s contribution to the film anthology “Berlin, I Love You” was cut from the final version released in the U.S. earlier this month.
China police freeze P2P lending assets in expanded probe - Taipei Times
Chinese police have frozen about 10 billion yuan (US$1.48 billion) of assets across more than 380 peer-to-peer (P2P) lenders in an escalated investigation into illicit financing. Codenamed “Fox Hunt,” the operation spanned 16 countries and regions, including Thailand and Cambodia, and led to the arrests of 62 suspects implicated in Chinese P2P frauds since June last year, the Chinese Ministry of Public Security said in a statement on Sunday. It did not disclose more details, but said that police are still recouping losses. While a lack of oversight contributed to a ballooning in P2P loans, the sector has come in for special
Kashmir terror attack revives old India-China tensions
Beijing accused of protecting man allegedly behind latest suicide bomb and previous lethal acts
Province defends ban on children taking ‘illegal’ Tibetan language classes
Qinghai county in December ordered a halt to the informal lessons taught by Buddhist monks over winter school holidays.
Chinese veterans defy official silence to mark Vietnam border war
Groups of retired military personnel gather in private around China despite Beijing’s reluctance to mark the politically sensitive anniversary.
Hollywood faces uncertainty in China as the film business slows
When the U.S. and China struck a landmark deal in 2012 to pry open the Asian country’s vast film market, Hollywood salivated.
Chinese Netizens Decry, Then Defend, Zara Model’s Freckles
The country’s consumers initially questioned whether model Li Jingwen’s distinctive face was a suitable selection for a makeup line aimed at Asians.
Through Her Lens: Wang Yingying’s Quest for Self-Awareness
Photographer Wang Yingying uses her camera to work through her fears — and her troubled upbringing.
China applauds ‘positive’ Donald Trump tweet ahead of Washington talks
Opinion piece in official media is seen to be part of Beijing’s efforts to reassure its citizens that the tariff war with the United States will soon be over.
