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Germany Is Soft on Chinese Spying
Huawei has deep ties to the Chinese government. Berlin might let it build the country’s next generation of communications infrastructure anyway.
Why China is ratcheting up pressure on Canada over Huawei arrest
As the Chinese government steps up the pressure on Ottawa it is trying to avoid linking the case with the ongoing trade talks with Washington.
China expected to beat US in venture capital fundraising for start-ups
Already in the first half of the year, China outpaced the US in venture capital for promising privately held companies worth at least US$1 billion.
Taiwan to upgrade Navy ships' self-defense system against air threats - Focus Taiwan
Taipei, Dec. 9 (CNA) Taiwan plans to spend nearly NT$2 billion to upgrade the electronic warfare system on its four Kidd-class destroyers in response to China's missile threats and to enhance surface-to-air combat capability, according to the Ministry of National Defense (MND).
Opinion | A Photographer Goes Missing in China (Published 2018)
Lu Guang’s images have shown the world China’s dark side.
China's real endgame in the trade war runs through Europe
As global markets get roiled by trade tensions between the world's two biggest economies, the bigger story about China's ultimate goal is playing out in the .
China’s trade surplus with US reaches record level
November figures show gap reaching US$35.5 billion but some of that may be down to businesses stockpiling goods before threatened increase in tariffs.
Jackie Chan is a hypocrite: he hasn’t earned our sympathy
Yes, the actor had a painful childhood, but why has he visited on his own daughter the abandonment and trauma he experienced then? Worst of all in Hongkongers’ eyes is his rejection of the city’s core values.
Canada could be at risk of ‘nasty’ retaliation from China
With the bail hearing of Meng Wanzhou underway, the former ambassador to China says that Canada is “caught in the middle” and could face repercussions...
Huawei Executive Took Part in Sanctions Fraud, Prosecutors Say (Published 2018)
In a Canadian courtroom, authorities revealed details of the charges facing Meng Wanzhou, the Huawei official whose arrest has shaken U.S.-China relations.
Europe and U.S. Agree on Chinese Threat, but Are Too Busy Feuding to Fight It (Published 2018)
America and Europe have similar concerns about Chinese economic expansionism. But they have been unable to define a strategy when they are also fighting each other.
Huawei executive wanted by U.S. faces fraud charges related to Iran sanctions, could face 30 years in prison
The arrest of Meng Wanzhou in Vancouver roiled financial markets and raised questions over the next steps in the trade battles between China and the United States.
Tumblr's Adult Content Crackdown Hits an Obscure Online Enclave of Rural Porn in China
Tumblr's pornography crackdown is a big hit to a group of Chinese internet users that's been stationed on the platform for years - its rural porn collectors
American Entrepreneurs Who Flocked to China Are Heading Home, Disillusioned
For years, American entrepreneurs saw opportunities in China. But worsening costs, taxation, tech transfer and increased regulations are prompting foreign-owned businesses to throw in the towel.
Saving Buddhist Statues in Hebei
After the central government ordered to demolish all religious statues in Wu’an city, local people decided to conceal 500 Buddhist statues in an attempt to save them. An almost 30-meter-tall statue of Buddha did not survive.
A US university is buying insurance in case Chinese students stop coming
A booming source of tuition revenue is becoming a major business risk.
Kudlow: Trump would consider extending 90-day trade truce with China if progress is made in talks
Larry Kudlow, director of Trump's National Economic Council, also says the arrest of Huawei's CFO won't impact U.S.-China trade talks.
