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China Says `No Way' to United's Workaround Taiwan Reference
An attempt by United Airlines to duck the sticky issue of Taiwan has invited rebuke from China’s foreign ministry.
Chinese drone maker says it's 'on a good track' to profitability, even after filing for US bankruptcy
Drone manufacturer EHang says filing for insolvency in the U.S. was all part of an "internal strategic adjustment," its Chief Financial Officer Richard Liu said.
Muslim Governments Silent as China Cracks Down on Uighurs
As calls grow in the U.S. and Europe to pressure China to halt alleged human-rights abuses against its Muslim minority, Beijing has so far escaped any serious criticism from governments across the Islamic world.
Trump Is Said to Back $200 Billion China Tariffs Next Week
President Donald Trump wants to move ahead with a plan to impose tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese imports as soon as a public-comment period concludes next week, according to six people familiar with the matter.
US-China trade war is poised to intensify: 'Both sides think they have the upper hand'
The U.S. and China will continue their current standoff in the trade war as there is just not "enough pain" for either side to back off, an expert said on Monday.
The Time Is Ripe to Buy China Sovereign Debt, Analysts Say
It’s time to start buying Chinese sovereign bonds, analysts say.
China Stock Fund That's Up 618% Since 2008 Says Stay in Cash
China’s struggling stock market isn’t bottoming out just yet, judging by the holdings of a fund that’s made a 618 percent return since it started in 2008.
China Wants Private Money to Fund a Renewed Infrastructure Binge
The government wants private money to get involved. That may be optimistic.
Trump's China Hawks Prepare to Swoop as Trade Talks Go Nowhere
After a long, hot summer spent weighing risks and firing warning shots, the hawks in President Donald Trump’s administration have gained the upper hand.
Duterte Hits Out at Beijing, Stepping Back From Pro-China Stance
Is Rodrigo Duterte’s love affair with China coming to end?
Mahathir tones down anti-China rhetoric during visit to Beijing | CNN
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad struck a conciliatory tone during his visit to Beijing Monday, a stark contrast to his earlier sharp language on China.
Apple Wipes Thousands of Gambling Apps After China Backlash
Apple Inc.’s pulled thousands of gambling apps from its Chinese store after the nation’s state-run broadcaster accused the smartphone maker of dragging its feet on cleaning up banned content.
China’s Uighur Camps Swell as Beijing Widens the Dragnet
China has sharply expanded an internment program that initially targeted ethnic Uighur extremists but is now confining vast numbers of the largely Muslim minority group, including the secular, old and infirm, in camps across the country’s northwest.
China, Unsure of How to Handle Trump, Braces for ‘New Cold War’
Perhaps nowhere outside America’s heartland is Donald Trump given more credit than in Beijing.
China expels German student who researched rights lawyers
BEIJING (AP) — A German man has learned the hard way that practicing journalism in China, even for a class project, could lead to serious trouble. David Missal, 24, was pursuing a master's degree in journalism and communication at prestigious Tsinghua University in Beijing. He landed in Duesseldorf on Sunday after Chinese immigration authorities told him his student visa was canceled and he had a week to leave China. Missal said he thinks that's because he reported on the plight of jailed human rights lawyers in a journalism class. Missal said a Tsinghua representative this year warned him twice against pursuing the politically sensitive subject, but he went ahead anyway because he wanted to "get to learn Chinese society and politics."
China paper blasts report about rifts in Beijing's leadership, says 'an elephant can't hide'
The People's Daily, a mouthpiece of the ruling Chinese Communist Party, has rebutted criticism that an overly nationalistic Chinese leadership stance may have hardened the US trade position.
Xinjiang is Key Weakness in China's Belt and Road Plan
A seething and repressed Xinjiang can’t become a hub for trade.
Taiwan to Target Airlines That Say Island Belongs to China
Taiwan is looking at ways to hit back at foreign airlines that recently caved in to pressure from Beijing to refer to the island as part of China.
China Rejects U.S. Request to Cut Iran Oil Imports
The U.S. has been unable to persuade China to cut Iranian oil imports, according to two officials familiar with the negotiations, dealing a blow to President Donald Trump’s efforts to isolate the Islamic Republic after his withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear accord.
GM Seeks Tariff Exemption to Keep China-Made SUV on U.S. Market
General Motors Co. asked the Trump administration to exclude its China-built Buick Envision from import tariffs, saying they would harm the company’s ability to compete in the U.S. luxury sport utility vehicle market.
