China Newsbase
Fast, easy search of the China news that matters
The China News Database was last updated at 01:50PM on November 9, 2023.
Database searches currently perform best when a tag filter is used. We suggest trying out these tags: Xi Jinping, Russia, Taiwan, COVID-19, climate change, electric vehicles, gaming, IPOs, Belt and Road Initiative.
You may also filter by articles featured in our daily members-only Access newsletter, to get a curated overview of the top news and analysis about Chinese politics, business, and society. Select one option:
- All top news and analysis
- The China Project top news and analysis
- Top news and analysis from elsewhere — Stories in the “News briefing,” previously known as “Recommended links”
This product is in beta testing and development. If you would like to share feedback on the content or user experience, please email editors@thechinaproject.com.
67,997 articles matching the search query.
Lula's China Embrace Promises Environmental—and Moral—Pollution
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva made environmental protection a central promise of his campaign for the presidency of Brazil.
Reluctant critic China urges Afghan changes on women's roles
BEIJING (AP) — China on Wednesday called on Afghanistan to reform its radical policies excluding women from education and public life and “adopt a more resolute attitude in combating terrorism.”
Australia exports first copper to China since 2020, industry hopes end to ban near
Australia exported roughly $40 million worth of copper ore and concentrate to China early this year, Australian customs data shows, a sign of industry hope that trade in the red metal will resume as diplomatic relations improve.
To Counter China, the U.S. Is Expanding Its Footprint in the Pacific
The U.S. is trying to counter China’s militarization of the Pacific by strengthening alliances and gaining access to bases near Taiwan and the South China Sea.
Investors' route to post-COVID China is via Europe
Investors are getting more bang for their buck this year by buying European companies with a focus on China than buying Chinese companies themselves, a sign of the unevenness of China's pandemic recovery and geopolitical concerns.
China and US debt woes may dominate G7 finance chiefs' talks
China will be the elephant in the room at this week's meeting of Group of Seven (G7) finance leaders, who will seek to diversify supply chains away from the country -- but also try to get Beijing's cooperation in solving global debt problems.
China is pushing for a better, more representative multilateralism
Reform of global economic governance has been slow amid US hegemony and industrial subsidies. China is now forging a better path with new banks and initiatives that secure the voices of the majority.
BYD Seal Champion Edition Releases with A New 700km Luxury Version - Pandaily
On May 10th, it was announced that the BYD Seal Champion Edition has officially launched.
China Names Li Top Financial Regulator in Surprise Move
China picked a little-known local government official as the nation’s top regulator overseeing the $61 trillion financial sector, in a surprise move after President Xi Jinping unveiled the biggest overhaul of the nation’s bureaucracy in decades.
Exclusive: CICC Capital bans consulting firm Capvision after China crackdown
CICC Capital, a unit of leading Chinese investment bank CICC , has stopped using Capvision Partners' services, three sources said, following an investigation into the "expert network" as part of Beijing's crackdown on national security.
Crypto Whales Accumulate Millions in Pepecoin as Trading Volume Shifts to Binance
Larger market participants are buying up the meme coin even as prices dunk, suggesting another leg up might be on the cards soon.
Canada will not be intimidated by China retaliation, PM Trudeau says
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday said Canada will not be intimidated by China following tit-for-tat diplomatic expulsions by Ottawa and Beijing.
China warns Europe real risk comes from ‘certain country’ waging ‘new cold war’
Without naming the US, Chinese foreign minister says ‘new cold war’ will damage European interests as well as China’s.
PayPal Reveals $1B Crypto Assets, Draws Binance CEO's Criticism - PayPal Holdings (NASDAQ:PYPL), Banco De Chile (NYSE:BCH)
PayPal Holdings Inc (NASDAQ:PYPL) on Tuesday disclosed in a 10-Q filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, or SEC, that it holds nearly $1 billion worth of customer assets in Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC)
Chinese cities offer young talent free housing as jobless rate soars
‘Competition is fierce’ for jobs across China as the employment pool faces another record batch of university graduates in difficult economic times, and many jobseekers are already moving to new cities to get a leg up.
China’s foreign companies on edge after ‘state secrets’ raids
Business groups say probes into firms’ handling of information has raised uncertainty about operating in China.
Shanghai-Listed Developer Languang Faces Likely Delisting
The developer of properties in the southwest city of Chengdu breached listing rules for closing below one yuan per share for 20 consecutive sessions
Are we powerful enough? Empowering Asian voices in America
“Only by knowing our history, knowing what we contribute, and knowing how we want to shape this country can we help it achieve the ideals it says it aspires to instead of reaching back to its darkest moments,” says Chris Kwok, Board Director of the Asian American Bar Association of New York.
“Is This Patriot Enough?” A Conversation on Anti-AAPI Hate with George Takei & Lee Wong
“Enduring resilience is not just suffering with strength and pride; it’s also creating our own joy and happiness,” says George Takei, social justice activist and pioneering actor.
AAPI Philanthropic Leadership: Rising Above Hate
“Those of us with the capacity to give have an opportunity to really consider how to sustainably support organizations that serve vulnerable AAPIs and also how to do that in a cross-racial way,” says Vivian Long, Executive Director at Long Family Foundation.
Chinese American philanthropy on the rise
As wealth increases, more members of the Chinese American community are willing to give openly and raise their charitable profile, leading the way for increased visibility, contributions to larger society, and the accumulation of political voice and power.
‘Ethnic extinction’ in northwest China
State policies in education are forcing Uyghur children to grow up in non-Muslim, Mandarin-speaking environments. Uyghur culture is being lost as a result.
There will never be another airport like Hong Kong’s Kai Tak
Kai Tak Airport closed on July 6, 1998. It was one-of-a-kind, requiring pilots to be specially certified in order to make hair-raising landings amid mountains and high-rises.
Editor’s note for Tuesday, July 6, 2021
A note from the editor of today’s The China Project Access newsletter.
Didi drops 20% after IPO as Beijing tightens data security review
Chinese cybersecurity regulators launched investigations of three companies that had recently listed in the U.S., hinting at concerns that their data could fall into foreign hands. Beijing also said that it would “consolidate the information security responsibilities of overseas listed companies.”
WeChat terminates LGBT+ accounts of Chinese college students in overnight crackdown
One of the few bright spots for civil liberties in China in recent years has been a growing public and official acceptance of the LGBT+ community. But the government now seems determined to put a stop to that.
China men’s basketball to miss Olympics for first time since 1984
Consecutive defeats to Canada and Greece last week spelled the end of Team China’s Olympic hopes.
Editor’s note for Friday, July 2, 2021
A note from the editor of today’s The China Project Access newsletter.
China beefs up military position with more Indian border units, desert missile silos, navy forces
As the Chinese Communist Party celebrated its centennial, promising a stronger China, including its military, several outside reports showed beefed-up Chinese troop positions and capabilities.
Sony faces anger on Chinese internet for now-canceled event on July 7, the anniversary of Japan’s invasion of China
The Japanese company wrote that it was sorry for causing confusion among the Chinese public, but some critics insisted that it chose the date on purpose.
China’s Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law: Concerns and uncertainty abound
Last month, China passed a sweeping new law that presents unique risks to foreign businesses.
Editor’s note for July 1, 2021
A note from the editor of today’s The China Project Access newsletter.
China’s rise is ‘unstoppable,’ Xi declares in Tiananmen speech marking 100th anniversary of CCP
Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s message for the nation and the world: The Communist Party is here to stay, inseparable from the Chinese people, and its guidance has been indispensable to China’s “rejuvenation” and now-unstoppable development.
Following the Long March: A pilgrimage of the CCP’s journey
What did the 1934 journey look like for the Chinese Communist Party? Danish adventurer Mads Vesterager Nielsen shows us.
Why there are so few women in Chinese politics
A hundred years after the founding of the Chinese Communist Party, women continue to play a peripheral role in Chinese politics.
From Sneevliet to Xi: How Chinese communism has endured and evolved over 100 years
In this transcript of a Sinica Podcast episode marking the 100th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party, three contributors to a book about 10 key figures in the CCP’s history have a wide-ranging discussion about the Party.
Retracing the Long March: A red pilgrimage on motorbike
Last summer, Mads Vesterager Nielsen set out on a 6,500-kilometer journey on his motorbike from Ruijin, Jiangxi to Yan’an, Shaanxi, retracing the movement of the Red Army from 1934 to 1935.
