American universities are struggling to conduct certain classes this fall in a way that will protect Chinese students from prosecution under that country’s new national-security law.China applied a la … ( read original story …)
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This week’s Democratic National Convention has been light on foreign policy, even though the careers of the grandee speakers have been partially defined by America’s actions abroad. ( read original story …)
UNICEF: North Korea closed shipping route with China
The United Nations Children’s Fund says North Korea has closed a shipping route between Dalian, China and North Korea’s port of Nampo. ( read original story …)
Taiwan says China behind cyberattacks on government agencies, emails
Taiwan said on Wednesday hacking groups linked to the Chinese government had attacked at least 10 government agencies and some 6,000 email accounts of government officials in an “infiltration” to … ( read original story…
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Floods in southern China have caused water from the Yangtze River to reach the toes of a famous gigantic statue of the Buddha — reportedly for the first time in decades. ( read original story…
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Moody’s Investors Service has affirmed Beijing Capital Group Co., Ltd.’s (BCG) Baa3 issuer rating, as well as the Baa3 senior unsecured ratings on the USD notes issued by Beijing Capital Polaris … ( read original…
China to power world economy for several years as coronavirus recovery in developed countries lags, miner BHP says
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A retrospective analysis of the dynamic transmission routes of the COVID-19 in mainland China
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China’s National-Security Law Reaches Into Harvard, Princeton Classrooms
China’s new national-security law means classes at some elite U.S. universities will carry a warning label this fall: Material may be considered politically sensitive by Beijing. And schools are … ( read original story …)
Trump Is Losing the Tech War Against China
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