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Hong Kong parents to be allowed to enrol their children in any ESF school
English Schools Foundation changes its current residence-based place allocation policy allowing more flexibility.
Nvidia says China a ‘very important’ market as AI fuels huge demand for its chips
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Jen-hsun says in an interview that China is a ‘very important’ market for tech, as demand for the company’s specialised chips explodes amid a frenzy over AI.
Chinese Climbers Scale Everest, Tragedy and Daring Rescue Ensue
At least 11 international climbers have perished in their attempt to the top of the world so far in 2023.
Nanning Slams Brakes on Parking Fee Storm, Mayor Offers Apology
City severs ties with parking company after multiple complaints alleging overcharging. Some commuters owe thousands of yuan in parking fees.
Baozun Announces First Quarter 2023 Unaudited Financial Results - Baozun (NASDAQ:BZUN)
SHANGHAI, China, May 25, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Baozun Inc. (NASDAQ:BZUN) ("Baozun", the "Company" or the "Group"), a leading brand e-commerce solution provider and digital commerce enabler in China, today announced
China report on animal extinctions withdrawn
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Great Wall Motor says rival BYD failing on hybrid emissions
Great Wall Motor has filed a report with China's regulators against BYD , , it said on Thursday, claiming its rival's two top-selling hybrid models did not meet emissions standards and triggering a rare public spat.
China needs new growth model, former IMF official Zhu Min says
Ex-deputy managing director urges resilient supply chains that welcome 'everybody'
Bank of America redeploys 40 Asia bankers as China dealmaking stalls
Bank of America Corp has told around 40 bankers in Asia to look for new roles within the organisation, a person familiar with the matter said, as it moves to control costs globally and cut back amid slowing Chinese dealmaking.
‘Plant the seeds of patriotism into youth’: China’s top adviser in Xinjiang
‘Social stability of Xinjiang was hard-earned’, Wang Huning says, calling on officials to ensure all ethnic groups ‘stick together like pomegranate seeds’.
Once a Symbol of China’s Growth, Now a Sign of a Housing Crisis
Nanchang’s skyscrapers represented urban transformation, but the city added apartments faster than its population grew. The result: vacant homes and offices.
Opinion | Like It or Not, America Needs Chinese Scientists
Closing the door will only weaken American leadership in science and technology.
Chinese hackers spying on US critical infrastructure, Western intelligence says
A state-sponsored Chinese hacking group has been spying on a range of US critical infrastructure organizations, Western intelligence agencies and Microsoft said.
Hong Kong man sentenced to almost 6 years in prison in alleged plot to bomb court buildings
HONG KONG (AP) — A Hong Kong man was sentenced Thursday to almost six years in prison for alleged involvement in a foiled plot mostly by high school students to bomb court buildings following 2019 anti-government protests.
China calls on G7 to not abuse trade restrictions - commerce ministry
China hopes the Group of Seven will not abuse trade and investment restrictions while saying that they will not seek decoupling from the country, Chinese commerce ministry spokesperson Shu Jueting said on Thursday at a news briefing.
Censorship in China could hold back its quest for AI supremacy
A few years ago, China appeared well placed to threaten the US’ technological lead, but the advent of large language models is a game-changer. New draft rules covering chatbots, on top of the existing censorship regime, will constrain the ability of China’s tech companies to develop generative AI.
China Warnings Flash Across Global Markets as Growth Disappoints
China’s muted economic rebound and Beijing’s reluctance to deploy large-scale stimulus are reverberating around the globe, crushing commodity prices and weakening equity markets.
China urges Israel to stop ‘provocations’ and ‘encroachment’ as tensions flare
Beijing’s envoy to the UN issues strong rebuke of illegal West Bank settlements and right-wing Israeli official’s recent visit to Jerusalem holy site.
Editor’s note for Wednesday, January 5, 2022
A note for Access newsletter readers from Jeremy Goldkorn. Today: Taiwanese semiconductor giant TSMC is reportedly having difficulties dealing with employees at its chip factory in Arizona.
Lithuanian president says Taiwan office naming was ‘a mistake’ after ‘unconventional measures’ from Beijing
After Lithuania allowed Taiwan to open a “Taiwanese representative office” in its capital, Vilnius, last November, China has escalated its diplomatic and economic pressure on the EU state.
Woman in locked-down Xi’an denied medical care, has miscarriage at eight months pregnant
The city government has pledged to make healthcare services available even during a strict lockdown in Xi’an after a woman lost her baby at the front door of a hospital that refused her entry because of COVID-19 protocols.
Where to invest in China’s ‘common prosperity’ age
Coal, real estate, gaming and social media all look to be on their way out in China. Who are the new economic winners in Xi Jinping’s common prosperity era?
Tencent off-loads share in gaming company
Tencent has off-loaded $3 billion worth of shares in the Singapore-based gaming and ecommerce firm Sea, in a move to align its portfolio to match the priorities of Beijing’s “common prosperity” and sustainability push.
China’s ‘five-anti’ campaign of 1952
The tactics employed in the movement, which ostensibly targeted corruption among business owners, foreshadowed the Chinese Communist Party’s dark excesses in the decades to come.
Editor’s note for Tuesday, January 4, 2022
A note for Access newsletter readers from Jeremy Goldkorn. Today: Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi visits several east Africa and Indian Ocean states, further solidifying the Africa-China relationship.
China bans tattoos in soccer
Meanwhile: Eileen Gu claimed her third freeski halfpipe World Cup win in a row on New Year’s Day in Calgary. The teenage sensation is hitting top form with the Olympic Games only a month out.
Beijing’s cyber watchdog issues new data and algorithm rules
China’s most powerful internet regulator has finalized rules on the use of algorithms and on big data collected by firms that intend to list on overseas stock markets. The winter for tech platform companies is only getting colder.
In the China-Laos Railway, Beijing reveals its designs for Southeast Asia
As the first leg of an envisioned Chinese-built network connecting Kunming, Yangon, Hanoi, Phnom Penh, Bangkok, and Singapore, the China-Laos rail moves a Chinese-led Southeast Asian order one step closer to reality.
Editor’s note for Monday, January 3, 2022
A note for Access newsletter readers from Jeremy Goldkorn. Today: Hong Kong chief executive Carrie Lam masters the language of Beijing as she defends the closing of Stand News.
Citizen News becomes latest Hong Kong news site to close down
In less than a year, three independent media outlets in Hong Kong — Apple Daily, Stand News, and now Citizen News — have closed due to increased pressure from authorities enforcing the National Security Law.
Xi’an COVID lockdown: Growing frustration over food shortages and official mismanagement
The 13 million residents of Xi’an, China remained on strict lockdown over the new year, and continued to complain on social media about official handling of the situation.
Evergrande halts shares, and a stormy January for property sector
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Editor’s note for Thursday, December 30, 2021
A note from the editor of today’s The China Project Access newsletter.
Taiwan rolls out digital vaccine certificates recognized by 60 countries
Sixty countries, including the U.S. and EU member states, will now accept Taiwan’s official digital vaccine certificate as proof of vaccination or PCR test results.
What to watch ahead of China’s 20th Party Congress, according to Damien Ma
Damien Ma, managing director and co-founder of the MacroPolo think tank, appeared on the Sinica Podcast to discuss China’s political and economic outlook in 2022.
Russia might invade Ukraine. What will China do?
As the second Ukraine crisis unfolds will Beijing “lean to one side”?
I spent 2021 trying to visit every museum in Beijing
What did you do in 2021? Simon Cockerell tried to visit every museum in Beijing. Turns out, there were more than he expected.
Notable China books of 2021
High politics, the importance of silver, artificial intelligence, rural children: just some of the China topics that made for fascinating reads in 2021.
