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China's Mars ambitions one step closer after successful test of lander | CNN
China has completed its first public test of a Mars lander, keeping the country on track for an unmanned exploration mission to the red planet in 2020.
How Trump’s Trade War Went From Method to Madness
Inside the president’s shift from a grand bargain with China to a small deal.
Pro-China Veteran’s Taiwan Election Bid Deals Blow to Beijing
A veteran China-friendly politician joined the race for Taiwan’s presidency in a potential blow to Beijing, ramping up the pressure on its preferred candidate as he struggles to reinvigorate a flagging campaign to unseat President Tsai Ing-wen.
AI Wars: China's Lead Over the U.S. Won't Last
Artificial intelligence will be very useful in controlling a police state. But a police state may not be very good at controlling artificial intelligence.
China Confident Huawei Will Build Brazil’s 5G Mobile Network
China’s government says it’s confident that Brazil will choose Huawei Technologies Co. to build its ultra-fast fifth generation mobile network, a high-stake decision that would likely put President Jair Bolsonaro in collision course with the U.S.
Philippines to Stamp Chinese Passports Featuring Nine-Dash-Line
The Philippines will resume stamping Chinese passports featuring a map of the heavily disputed nine-dash line within the South China Sea, the country’s Bureau of Immigration said.
China's Hong Kong Crackdown Is Sabotaging Its Taiwan Policy
The logic of politics in the Xi Jinping era makes a softer line untenable, even if it’s having the opposite of the desired effect.
Trade Talks Latest: China Doubts Deal Possible With Donald Trump
Chinese officials are casting doubts about reaching a comprehensive long-term trade deal with the U.S. even as the two sides get close to signing a “phase one” agreement.
Berlin Hardliners Suspect Merkel Soft on Huawei to Please China
Chancellor Angela Merkel is under pressure from her intelligence services and her party to toughen the government’s stance on Chinese equipment supplier Huawei Technologies Co. to ensure German data is safe as the country builds out its fifth-generation networks.
Soho China Said to Consider $8 Billion China Office Sales
Soho China Ltd. is considering selling a majority of its commercial property holdings in deals that may fetch as much as $8 billion, people familiar with the matter said, sending the shares up the most on record.
L.A.’s $1 Billion Trophy Tower Halted as China Pulls Back
It’s meant to be one of the crown jewels of downtown Los Angeles’ urban renaissance but now it’s in limbo -- plagued by lawsuits from subcontractors, and victim of an ongoing trade dispute between China and the U.S. and a Beijing crackdown on credit and capital flight.
German Spy Chief Says Huawei Can’t Be ‘Fully Trusted’ in 5G
Germany’s spy chief said Huawei Technologies Co. “can’t fully be trusted,” signaling security hardliners in Chancellor Angela Merkel’s government want to keep the Chinese technology giant out of the country’s fifth-generation networks.
Behind the Scenes of China’s Multibillion-Dollar Film Studios
Once Upon a Time in Shanghai documents the workings of China’s booming, homegrown Hollywood.
Beijing says Canadian military participation at Chinese sports competition more proof it’s not losing global support
Canada-China relations are in a deep freeze after Beijing locked up two Canadians in apparent retaliation for Ottawa’s detention of a Chinese high-tech executive on an extradition request from the United States
China, U.S. Agree on Some Agriculture Product Regulatory Issues
China says it’s reached a consensus on some agricultural product regulatory issues with the U.S., adding that technical consultations for some parts of the text for the trade agreement are basically completed.
China Carriers to Debut Commercial 5G Nov. 1, Beijing News Says
China’s mobile carriers will begin offering 5G mobile services, which offer dramatically increased transmission speeds, for the first time to the public on Nov. 1, the Beijing News reported Friday.
China Fires Back at Pence's 'Lies' About Human Rights, Hong Kong
China fired back at Vice President Mike Pence’s criticism on human rights, calling his speech “lies” and chiding him for ignoring U.S. problems like racism and wealth disparity.
Bolsonaro Meets China’s Xi in Bid to Balance Ties With U.S.
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro met Chinese leaders including Xi Jinping in Beijing, as the Latin American leader looks to balance his tilt toward the U.S.
The US just moved ahead of China in quantum computing. But the race isn't over yet | CNN
Sometimes being first isn't all it's cracked up to be.
US China Trade War News: China May Buy $20 Billion in Farm Goods
U.S. farmers may return to pre-trade war levels of sales to China in time for the presidential election year, relieving economic pressure on one of Donald Trump’s key political constituencies as he campaigns for a second term and fights an impeachment inquiry.