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China has been an unreliable customer for U.S. farmers
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation and other farm organizations are working to build new and diverse markets, instead of relying on one or two big buyers.
Police Accused of Not Investigating Suspected Child Traffickers
Father of nearly-abducted child ‘deeply disappointed’ over suspects being given just five days’ detention.
Wen Hui: Red review – China's Cultural Revolution revisited
The Beijing-based choreographer offers a fascinating reappraisal of a propagandist ballet
Storm in China over child abduction bid
‘If Beijing is like this …’: Storm in China over child abduction bid
Opinion | Will China Hack the U.S. Midterms? (Published 2018)
It certainly knows how to conduct cyberattacks that disrupt political processes.
China Spy Chips Report Adds Pressure on Pentagon Cloud Security
Tech providers vying for a $10 billion Defense Department cloud-computing contract may come under added pressure to prove their systems are secure after a report that China sneaked spy chips onto servers used by U.S. companies including Amazon.com Inc., a top contender for the Pentagon award.
Hong Kong rejects visa renewal for foreign press club vice-pres. who chaired independence talk | Hong Kong Free Press HKFP
Hong Kong has refused to renew the visa for the foreign press club’s vice president, HKFP has learned. Victor Mallet, the Financial Times’ Asia News Editor, has served as the vice-president of the Foreign Correspondents’ Club in Hong Kong since 2017. “This is the first time we have encountered this situation in Hong Kong, and we have […]
Rape case shocks elite Chinese university
Rape case shocks elite Chinese university students, raises fears of off-campus accommodation safety
Taiwan thanks US vice president for support after Pence delivers speech critical of China | Hong Kong Free Press HKFP
Taiwan’s presidential office has thanked US Vice President Mike Pence for supporting Taiwan in his speech on US policy towards China on Thursday. Pence delivered a 40-minute speech at the conservative think tank the Hudson Institute giving the Trump administration’s views on China. He said Beijing was employing a “whole-of-government approach” to advance its influence […]
Genomics Company Backs China’s Largest-Ever DNA Study
BGI has collected the genetic data of 140,000 women who purchased its prenatal testing service.
US and China share rare trade war ‘win’ after art market escapes tariffs
US galleries, Chinese artists share rare trade war ‘win’ after being spared from tariffs
China prison break: Public appeal after rare inmate escape
It is very unusual for an inmate to escape in China, and just as unusual for media to report it.
The Bard in Beijing: how Shakespeare is subverting China
Forty years after the lifting of Mao’s ban, the plays herald a new kind of cultural revolution
US markets have a trade war edge over China: Commodities
Chinese markets are getting hit by the trade war because of their exposure to non-energy commodities, according to a study.
Duck Tales: The Origin of the Birds in Beijing’s Famous Dish
The ancestors of the Peking duck you chow down on in Beijing probably once roamed the English countryside. But that could be about to change.
Hong Kong failing to cash in on ‘silver economy’ as elderly feel let down
Consumer watchdog survey shows dishonest practices by telecommunications firms are major bugbear.
