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Xi makes fresh promises to open China’s economy, boost imports
Xi says China has made long-term commitment to buy US$30 trillion worth of goods and US$10 trillion worth of services in next 15 years.
China Seeks Allies as Trump’s Trade War Mounts. It Won’t Be Easy. (Published 2018)
President Xi Jinping kicks off a Shanghai event showing a growing Chinese appetite to buy from the rest of the world. Even critics of the U.S. have doubts.
Global stocks gain on hopes of a US-China deal. Are investors jumping the gun? | CNN
Stock markets around the world climbed Friday on optimism about a potential ceasefire in the trade war between the United States and China.
Trump to host dinner for Xi after G20 summit
Beijing has tentatively accepted the US president’s offer of a meeting in Buenos Aires, people familiar with the arrangement have told the South China Morning Post .
Economist slams ‘China model’ that ‘leads to confrontation with West’
Zhang Weiying’s speech lashes out at those who use the theory to explain country’s economic success over the past four decades.
Shinzo Abe Says Japan Is China’s ‘Partner,’ and No Longer Its Aid Donor (Published 2018)
For 40 years, Japan has quietly given foreign aid to China. Visiting Beijing, its leader said that would end, announcing a “new phase” in the relationship.
Experts doubt Xi’s tour will have same success as Deng Xiaoping
Xi’s trip comes a quarter of a century after Deng Xiaoping’s 1992 Southern Tour to press for opening up and reform. Xi and his aides are trying to soothe private businesses
Xi to visit economic test bed in southern China as US trade war takes toll
Chinese President Xi Jinping to visit Qianhai economic test bed as US trade war takes toll
The Leaders Who Unleashed China’s Mass Detention of Muslims (Published 2018)
A trail of online evidence establishes how President Xi Jinping and other senior officials adopted a tough new policy to assimilate ethnic minorities.
Chinese take rosier view of Japan, but feeling not reciprocated
Percentage of respondents in annual poll who see ties between China and Japan as poor falls to lowest since 2010
Interpol Chief Was China’s Pride. His Fall Exposes the Country’s Dark Side. (Published 2018)
The disappearance and resignation of Meng Hongwei, who is accused of taking bribes, cast a spectacular blow to Beijing’s efforts to take global leadership roles.
China And Russia Eye Mongolian Gas Route
Recent meetings of the three presidents may break new ground.
For Generations of P.R.C. Leaders, a World ‘Alive with Danger’
There can be few jobs more difficult than that of paramount leader of China: the surrounding world invariably alive with danger, the extent of the state, its integrity and stability forever
Xi inspects troops ahead of China's National Day; stresses training, war preparedness
Xi, 64, is regarded as the most powerful Chinese leader after the founder of the People's Republic of China Mao Zedong as he heads the ruling Communist Party of China (CPC), the military and the Presidency.
For Xi Jinping, Being a Man of the People Means Looking the Part (Published 2018)
A tour of farms and factories in China’s northeast gave Mr. Xi a chance to look like Mao and take aim at Trump.
The architect of China's Muslim camps is a rising star under Xi
East Asia News -BEIJING (BLOOMBERG) - If one individual sums up the values gap between a rising China and the West, it may well be Mr Chen Quanguo.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
With Vatican Talks and Bulldozers, China Aims to Control Christianity (Published 2018)
The moves to assert control over Catholic and Protestant churches reflect a broader effort to establish control over society under President Xi Jinping.
China Is Confronting New U.S. Hostility. But Is It Ready for the Fight? (Published 2018)
As the acrimony intensifies, Beijing’s immediate worry is how the Chinese public will handle the trade war and what impact it might have on domestic stability.
From buyer to partner – China’s changing weapons ties with Russia
From arms buyer to hi-tech partner – China’s changing military weapons ties with Russia
‘Human impulses run riot’: China’s shocking pace of change – podcast
Thirty years ago, politics was paramount. Now, only money counts. China’s leading novelist examines a nation that has transformed in a single lifetime
