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Indonesian Ulema Council strongly condemns oppression of Chinese Uighurs - ANTARA News
Chairman of the Advisory Board of Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) Din Syamsuddin has strongly condemned oppression of Uighur Muslims in Xinjiang, China. As ...
China's Muslim 're-education centres' are run like 'concentration camps', Amnesty researcher says
‘The scale is scary. We haven't seen in recent Chinese history that there would be such a scale of detaining people in camps in such huge numbers’
China and Russia perform controversial experiments to modify atmosphere
The countries are testing a technology for possible military application, say Chinese scientists involved in the project.
China’s Detention Camps for Muslims Turn to Forced Labor (Published 2018)
Mounting evidence suggests ethnic minorities caught in the mass internment drive in Xinjiang are being assigned to new factories making clothes.
The Reunion: a new science-fiction story about surveillance in China
Technology is making people unhinged and violent. Can an algorithm stop them?
China shuts prominent Christian church, third this winter
More than 60 police and government officials interrupt children’s Bible class in Saturday morning raid.
What about Xinjiang? China’s still a draw for Muslim tourists
Beijing might be under fire internationally for its treatment of the Uygurs, but its actions in Xinjiang don’t appear to have dented its popularity with Muslim tourists
Huawei continues global push despite setbacks in west
Chinese company inks telecoms deals despite security concerns raised by US
Forced labour being used in China’s ‘re-education’ camps
Elements of gulag-style system resurrected as Beijing cracks down on ethnic minorities
China's Debt Dilemma Surfaces Again as Growth Slows
With pressure building for major stimulus, leaders must decide whether boosting growth or controlling debt is more important.
President Xi Jinping's Next Moves Dictate China's Economic Future
Massive reforms over the past 40 years have given China economic might. Now Xi Jinping wants more.
How McKinsey Has Helped Raise the Stature of Authoritarian Governments (Published 2018)
At a time when democracies and their basic values are increasingly under attack, the iconic American company has sometimes served clients in ways that directly counter American interests.
President Ghani and China’s State Councilor discussed connectivity, counter-terrorism cooperation - English
Arg—President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani met with China’s foreign minister and State Councilor, Wang Yi today after he signed the tripartite anti-terrorism cooperation MoU with Afghanistan and Pakistan. Mr. Wang Yi said China welcomes President Ghani’s “comprehensive and profound” roadmap to peace, and added that peace could only be achieved when it is led and owned […]
Bishop from China's underground Catholic church steps down: state media
A bishop from China's underground Catholic church will step down at the request of the Vatican to make way for a candidate recognised by Beijing, state-run media reported, amid a thaw in relations. There are an estimated 12 million Catholics in China, divided between a government-run association whose clergy are chosen by the Communist Party and the unofficial church which swears allegiance to the Vatican. An agreement struck in September on the appointment of bishops paved the way for a rapprochement between the Holy See and Beijing, establishing diplomatic ties for the first time since 1951.
China should worry less about old enemies, more about ex-friends
American policy is driven more by disillusioned doves than longtime hawks | China
Globe editorial: Globe editorial: The end of the Trudeau government’s China delusion
By essentially kidnapping Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor, the hard men of Beijing have shown their true faces
Foreign policy expert details why "engagement" with China failed
Mann's opinions have become more mainstream
Exclusive: T-Mobile, Sprint see Huawei shun clinching U.S. deal - sources
(This story corrects paragraph 8 to show Wanzhou was arrested in Canada, not China)
China buys US soybeans for first time since trade war
The country's finance ministry also confirms plans to suspend higher tariffs on US-made cars.
Why MSG Is Falling Out of Favor With Chinese Consumers
The once popular flavoring agent can’t get a fair shake from China’s online rumor mill.
