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Chinese Scientists Want to Conduct Research in U.S. Waters—Should Washington Let Them?
In recent years, Chinese scientists—and the government agencies that back them—have fixed their gaze on American waters, especially those near the U.S. territory of Guam. This has raised questions
How ‘cultural copycats’ like Miniso took over the world
Asia’s discount retailers are aping Japanese or Korean culture, but it turns out most of their products – and their operations – are from China. But is this necessarily a bad thing, when customers can’t get enough?
Taiwan would consider letting U.S. warships on Taiping Island: Yen - Focus Taiwan
Taipei, Nov. 5 (CNA) Taiwan would consider allowing U.S. warships to dock on Taiwan-held Taiping Island in the South China Sea for humanitarian aid purposes, Defense Minister Yen De-fa (嚴德發) said Monday at a legislative hearing.
Why China Indirectly Controls EV Markets | OilPrice.com
Europe is looking to ramp up lithium ion battery production, but it may never be able to compete with the world leader, which controls over two thirds of the entire market
Badiucao - the interview: 'I think we are witnessing the dying of Hong Kong' | Hong Kong Free Press HKFP
Editor’s note: This interview with Chinese cartoonist Badiucao was conducted and written last week, before his debut solo exhibition was cancelled on Friday amid safety fears. Artist-provocateur Badiucao might have penned some of the most daring cartoons deriding China’s authoritarian and censorial regime, but he considers himself a coward. This is an assessment of himself that […]
Exclusive footage of near crash between warships in South China Sea
Footage of the tense encounter never before aired publicly shows just how close the Chinese vessel came to the US warship after issuing a stern verbal warning
China student speaks of harassment over protests
Complaints follow Cornell’s suspension of exchanges with Renmin over academic freedom
More Evidence Points to China as Source of Ozone-Depleting Gas (Published 2018)
Delegates from nearly 200 countries are gathering in Ecuador to discuss efforts to repair the ozone layer, and the return of a banned chemical will be on the agenda.
Inside China’s training camps, where boys become men
Former physical education teacher is helping soft sons find their lost masculinity.
Trump-Xi Trade Deal Likely to Begin Rather Than End at G-20
With Tuesday’s midterm elections looming and financial markets coming off a rough October, the deal-maker appears to have the upper hand.
China promises more economic aid for Pakistan
Prime Minister Imran Khan receives promise to help ‘in principle’ but Beijing insists more talks are needed to finalise details
President Kenyatta in China for the International Import Expo » Capital News
NAIROBI, Kenya, Nov 3 – President Uhuru Kenyatta is in Shanghai, China where he is leading a delegation of Kenyan traders to the China International Import Expo (CIIE), during which a deal on horticultural exports will be signed. The president arrived in China on Saturday morning (Kenyan time), for the expo that kicked off on […]
Godfather of Hong Kong film industry Raymond Chow dies at age 91
East Asia News -His name was synonymous with gongfu legend and cultural icon Bruce Lee.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
University of Minnesota student told police she pleaded with billionaire, 'I don't want to do that'
The Hennepin County attorney is weighing whether to charge Richard Liu with a sexual assault
The Disappearance of Rahile Dawut – China Channel
A vanished professor, remembered by students and colleagues – Darren Byler On December 4, 2017, the disappearance of Professor Rahile Dawut, an eminent scholar of the Uyghur ethnic minority which she herself belongs to, sent quiet shockwaves among her students and colleagues around the world. On that day she had packed her bags for a flight to Beijing from Urumqi, the capital of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, where the majority of Uyghurs live, and has not been seen since. Presumably she is being held in detention. The cryptic text messages a colleague sent regarding what happened did not provide many details. They ended with the message, “I am going to delete my VPN [virtual private network, for communicating behind the Chinese firewall] and never use it again. So please if you care about people here, stop asking questions.” Dawut’s Uyghur students care too deeply to stop asking questions, but for many months they have kept their questions quiet. READ MORE
Antarctic's future in doubt after plan for world's biggest marine reserve is blocked
Environmental groups say Russia, China and Norway played part in rejecting plan
China promises Pakistan support as new PM Imran Khan tells of 'very difficult' economy
East Asia News -BEIJING (REUTERS) - China on Friday (Nov 2) promised to support Pakistan's economy as new Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan spoke of his country's "very difficult" economic
Kudlow: There's no massive movement to deal with China trade
Larry Kudlow, director of the the United States National Economic Council, joins "Fast Money Halftime Report" to discuss President Donald Trump's comments on trade with China.
Trump Unlikely to Shift on China Post-Midterms, Analysts Say
Policy watchers are skeptical there will be a deal on trade between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping later this month, with some suggesting Trump’s Thursday tweet about “a very good conversation” may be aimed at influencing next week’s midterm elections.