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One of Taiwan’s Allies Weighs Embracing China for Vaccines
As poor nations struggle to get their hands on Covid-19 vaccines, a thinly-populated South American country finds its chances linked to its unexpected role in growing tensions between the U.S. and …
dominique perrault wins competition for new shenzhen institute of design and innovation
dominique perrault designs the shenzhen institute of design and innovation campus as a long, low volume elevated above a series of gardens.
Western nations sanctioned China. Chinese media made the most of the criticism over Xinjiang.
The move came soon after a fractious U.S.-China confrontation in Alaska over human rights, and growing calls for Beijing’s crackdown in its northwestern region to be labeled as “genocide.” Support our …
It’s Not Bigotry to Tell the Truth About China
The Communist Party and its U.S. apologists try to hide behind victims of anti-Asian violence.
US is still in crisis — but can grow faster than China, St. Louis Fed president says
And the sugar rush from trillions of dollars pouring into the economy could help America grow faster than China this year. Load Error First Move’s Julia Chatterley spoke to Bullard Thursday. You’re …
Japan Is Finding It Harder to Stay Quiet on China’s Abuse of Uyghurs
Public awareness of the issue is growing in the country, spurred in part by the work of Uyghur activists, and that is increasing pressure on the government to take action.
Taiwan Fears for Its Security As China’s Xi Jinping Eyes Re-Election
Chen, who was appointed head of intelligence in President Tsai Ing-wen’s cabinet reshuffle in February, said China’s assertiveness in its surrounding waters—including frequent warplane flights and the …
How China gains leverage over developing countries through secret debt contracts
Even though China is the largest official creditor in the world, many of the contracts it makes with the governments of developing countries are secret.
China’s central bank warns of financial risks, including potential defaults
China’s central bank warned on Thursday of financial risks in the country that have accumulated over the years, as well as shocks from overseas uncertainties. The detailed comments mark the latest …
BBC Correspondent Leaves China, Citing Growing Risks
John Sudworth left with his family after a propaganda campaign against him that followed coverage of the origins of Covid-19 and of a crackdown on Muslim minorities.
Beijing begins to test venues for 2022 Winter Olympics
The organizers of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics started 10 days of testing Thursday for the hockey and other indoor venues. A curling mixed doubles competition was held …
China’s central bank warns of a swath of financial risks, including potential defaults
The detailed comments mark the latest warning from high-level officials in China in the last several weeks about domestic market risks.
