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Evidence Of Hikvision's Involvement With Xinjiang IJOP And Re-Education Camps
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It’s time to tear down the borders with mainland China
The way out of Hong Kong’s malaise does not lie in Western-style democracy or independence. Realistically, it’s to speed up the 50-year grace period of high autonomy to integrate fully with the rest of the country.
China ‘threatened with isolation’ by US-Mexico-Canada trade deal
A clause allowing any member of the North American trio to effectively block each-other’s free-trade deals seems aimed at China and is expected to feature in future US trade agreements.
China’s most popular TV brand is hoping to score a goal with high-profile World Cup deal
Based in the eastern Chinese city of Qingdao, Hisense is the world’s third largest TV maker -- trailing behind Samsung and LG. Besides selling its own TVs, the company also holds a major stake in Toshiba’s TV business.
SupChina word of the day: 名不正，则言不顺；言不顺，则事不成
Our SupChina word of the day is 名不正，则言不顺；言不顺，则事不成 míng bùzhèng, zé yán bù shùn; yán bù shùn, zé shì bùchéng. It's a phrase from The Analects of Confucius and can be translated as: "If names are incorrect, language is not in accordance with the truth of things. If language is not in accordance with the truth of things, affairs cannot be carried on to success." The phrase teaches people that one should behave in accordance with his or her position. SupChina is an independent digital media company: https://supchina.com @supchinanews http://twitter.com/supchinanews
Why China’s Electric Car Market Is Falling Short
Can China, already the world’s biggest market for electric vehicles, get even bigger? With a mix of quotas and billions of dollars of state and private investment, the government wants one out of every five cars made and sold in China by 2025 to be electric. That would mean annual sales of seven ...
A Chinese Journalist Was Arrested For “Slapping” A Volunteer At A Pro-Hong Kong Democracy Event
But the Chinese embassy in London said the woman was herself assaulted, and called for an apology.
The most important clause in the new NAFTA deal
The USMCA is the first global trade deal to outline how to deal with countries artificially devaluing currencies. Which has nothing to do with Canada or Mexico.
China’s ‘great wall of capital’ set to benefit mutual funds
Clampdown on risky wealth management products will help push $6tn into market, report says
China And Russia Eye Mongolian Gas Route
Recent meetings of the three presidents may break new ground.
We need dialogue, not inward-facing conformities: How China censored my speech on the South China Sea | Hong Kong Free Press HKFP
In spite of the restrictions on free speech in China, I’ve always had very positive experiences at academic conferences. Although Chinese academics are not always free to speak their minds, I’ve repeatedly experienced surprising levels of candour from Chinese counterparts and have always been given the opportunity to speak freely and share my views at […]
Kudlow: No trade deal with China is 'imminent'
White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow says trade discussions with China aren't progressing.
Hundreds in Hong Kong protest against tightening control as China marks National Day
East Asia News -HONG KONG - Even as the city's leader urged Hong Kongers to firmly uphold Chinese sovereignty and security on China's National Day on Monday (Oct 1), more than 1,200 pro-democracy
Pomp, protests and packed trains as Hong Kong marks National Day
Leader Carrie Lam calls on Hongkongers to uphold the country’s interests as 60,000 mainlanders pour into the city on a new rail line, but dissenters take to the streets to test the limits of a recent crackdown on separatism.
Push for overseas income tax exemption for Hongkongers in China
City’s representatives in national legislature and top advisers to Beijing make the case for formal agreement to ensure Hongkongers won’t face double taxation on income from overseas by both mainland and city authorities.
Why young mainland tourists are looking for different side to Hong Kong
Youngsters taking risks to get selfies at sites made popular by social media personalities on mainland.
Jack Ma will step down from top job at Alibaba next year | CNN
Jack Ma, a billionaire pioneer of China's internet industry, will step down as Alibaba's executive chairman next year to make way for the company's next generation of leaders.
Beijing axes coal and steel production curbs as economy slows
China shifts focus from air quality to boosting growth as trade war bites
