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Yanxi Palace: Why China turned against its most popular show
Yanxi Palace was streamed 15 billion times, but then China said it was bad for audiences.
China sends paramilitary forces as Philippines repairs Pag-asa Island
While the Philippines is repairing its facilities on Pag-asa Island in the West Philippine Sea, China has deployed ships near the island, according to a report from an independent think tank.
Chinese fleet ‘tries to halt Philippine work’ in South China Sea
Number of ships sent to Spratly Islands reached 95 in mid-December in what US monitors believe was part of an effort to coerce Manila into stopping construction work.
Chinese-born brothers are latest Silicon Valley billionaires
Chinese-born brothers Ken and Michael Xie are now billionaires from their stakes in cybersecurity firm Fortinet.
How young Chinese handle scourge of Lunar New Year: interfering relatives
Criticism and meddling has turned family gatherings into an ordeal for many – but there are some sources of inspiration for those fed up with relatives asking about their salary and setting up blind dates.
Opinion | India Is Falling Behind China in an Asian Arms Race
High defense-spending totals mask the weakness of its weapons systems, and the threat is growing.
Trump Will Not Meet President Xi Jinping of China Before Trade Deal Deadline (Published 2019)
Fears grow that the United States will raise tariffs on Chinese imports if a deal is not reached by March 2.
Cyber security breach on Parliament likely a foreign government attack
Agencies are looking into whether China is behind a security breach of the Australian Parliament's computing network that prompted urgent action to protect the network, with all passwords being changed, the ABC understands.
China could be set for a big win as Donald Trump mulls uranium quota
The United States is considering a 25 per cent domestic production quota for national security reasons, sending 6.5 million kilogram back to the global market.
Moody’s Investors Services warns big risk to Canadian schools if China pulls students
Tuition for international students is much higher than that charged to Canadians and has become a “crucial” source of income for schools, Moody’s Investors Services says
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez included high-speed rail in her Green New Deal. After riding China's superfast bullet train that could go from New York to Chicago in 4.5 hours, it's clear how far behind the US really is
Traveling to China can feel like visiting the future. Nowhere is this feeling more apparent than on China’s high-speed railway network.
Chinese consumers still spend big on luxury fashion and beauty brands
The slowdown of GDP growth hasn't changed Chinese consumers' appetite for luxury goods.
Uighurs fled persecution in China. Now Beijing’s harassment has followed them to Australia.
Australia's Uighur community is facing a campaign of intimidation by people claiming to be Chinese officials.
A Photo Trip to China’s Daocheng County
A handful of images from the lofty peaks and valleys of Daocheng County in China’s Garze Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture.
The Death and Revival of Independent Film in China
Commercial pressure, censorship and streaming are re-inventing auteur cinema
Pressure Grows on U.S., China to Forge Trade Deal
As a deadline approaches for a trade deal between the U.S. and China, American business figures from Stephen Schwarzman to Hank Paulson, fearing the consequences of a failure, are pushing for compromise.
Is Europe prepared for the unfolding tech war?
In a world where control of technological infrastructure is a source of power, Europe lags behind both the US and China. European Union states must take steps to secure their commercial and security interests before it is too late.
Jaguar Land Rover posts £3.4bn loss as China demand slips
The firm wrote down the value of its assets leading to a £3.4bn quarterly loss, its biggest to date.
