The ongoing crackdown on cryptocurrency throughout China took one step further over the weekend, with popular social media site Sina Weibo terminating a number of major crypto accounts.
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China’s exports climbed 27.9% year over year in May, in comparison with the 32.3% rise recorded in April. Meanwhile, imports rose 51.1% year over year in May versus a rise of 43.1% in April. Notably,…
China’s exports up 28%, imports hit decade-high
China’s exports rose 27.9 per cent in May while imports grew at the fastest pace in more than a decade as the global economy powers back from the …
China urged to join global minimum tax regime, as Hong Kong says it may be ‘restrained’ by new rules
Few obstacles stand in the way of China accepting a global minimum tax rate, analysts say, but the new rules could impact Hong Kong as a leading international tax haven.
Why Chinese millennials are stopping at one child – And it’s a problem for China
Having a second child is like buying a sports car.” Why China’s millennials think having more than one child is “not a good financial model.” …
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Beijing’s belligerence and Dhaka’s pushback
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Chinese students practice their calligraphy skills at a temple near Beijing on December 14, 2017. Chinese academics have been urging schools to keep traditional Chinese cultural courses as more …
China’s Uyghur ‘Reeducation’: Needles in Pregnant Bellies, Under Fingernails
Several Uyghur exiles told an independent tribunal they suffered forced labor, abortions, beatings and more while living in China’s Xinjiang region.
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Trump Suggests Fauci ‘in the Pocket of China,’ Points to ‘Horrible’ COVID Emails
“If you look at his emails, they’re really horrible. He was in the pocket, it would see…of China, the way he pandered to them and the way he dealt with them,” Trump added.
China spread disinformation videos on Uyghur Muslims two years ago. YouTube let them stay up.
YouTube said the videos aren’t hate speech or violent. Human rights experts disagree, saying they advance China “state violence” of Uyghur Muslims.
