Leaders promise tax cuts, help for entrepreneurs

Chinese leaders on Friday promised more help to entrepreneurs in 2019 to shore up weakening economic growth as Beijing tries to resolve a tariff war with

US reviews report of imports from forced labor in Xingiang camp

The U.S. government said yesterday that it is reviewing reports of forced labor at a Chinese internment camp where ethnic minorities are sewing clothes that have

Heze | City eases home curbs, signaling possible policy shift

An eastern Chinese city announced rule changes making it easier for people to sell homes, a move local media has called the first easing of such housing curbs

Third Canadian citizen detained, National Post says

Canada’s foreign service confirmed that a third national was being held in China, the National Post newspaper reported, citing a statement from Global Affairs Canada.

US sportswear traced to factory in Xinjiang’s internment camps

Chinese men and women locked in a mass detention camp where authorities are “re-educating” ethnic minorities are sewing clothes that have been imported all year by a

Can China boom for 40 more years? Those who lived it aren’t sure

Your opinion about China’s the next 40 years of “reform and opening up” has a lot to do with how much you benefited from the first 40.

40 years of Open Door policy | Beijing will ‘never seek hegemony,’ Xi says in reform speech

China will never pursue hegemony, President Xi Jinping said yesterday as global concerns persist over the country’s growing economic influence. During a speech to mark 40

AP sources: Trump plans to create US Space Command

Vice President Mike Pence will make the announcement at the Kennedy Space Center, in Cape Canaveral, Florida, two U.S. officials said. Trump’s order is separate

Locked away, forgotten: Uighur wives of Pakistani businessmen in China

The last time Chaudhry Javed Atta saw his wife was over a year ago — the Pakistani trader in dried and fresh produce was leaving their home

Belt & Road | Cambodia’s biggest hydropower dam now producing electricity

Cambodia’s largest hydropower project officially began producing electricity yesterday as the country tries to increase its energy capacity to reduce energy imports and help jump-start industrial expansion. Prime

Report | Beijing is driving use of armed drones in Middle East

The use of armed drones in the Middle East, driven largely by sales from China, has grown significantly in the past few years with an increasing number of countries

Trade War | Executive’s arrest, security worries stymie Huawei’s reach

While a Huawei executive faces possible U.S. charges over trade with Iran, the Chinese tech giant’s ambition to be a leader in next-generation telecoms is

Opinion | China confronts its eternal dilemma again

China’s top leaders meet this week in Beijing to set economic policy objectives for the coming year. The central question is whether they will do what they want

Analysis | China’s made in 2025 ambitions are a paper tiger

China’s industrial ambitions have the U.S. on edge. But what has actually come of its plans for global technology domination? Beijing is considering delaying targets

Beijing suspends tariff hikes on US cars, auto parts

China announced a 90-day suspension of tariff hikes on U.S. cars, trucks and auto parts following its cease-fire in a trade battle with Washington that threatens

Detention of Canadians raises stakes in China-US-Canada row

China confirmed yesterday it has detained two Canadian men, raising the stakes in a three-way dispute over a Chinese technology executive facing possible extradition from Canada

Beijing suspected in huge Marriott data breach, official says

Investigators believe hackers working on behalf of China’s main intelligence agency are responsible for a massive data breach involving the theft of personal information from as

Lu Guang | Police confirm arrest of Chinese photographer, wife says

Police have confirmed they have arrested a prominent Chinese photographer who had been missing more than a month, his wife said. Authorities informed relatives of

Huawei CFO gets bail; China detains ex-Canadian diplomat

A Canadian court granted bail yesterday to a top Chinese executive arrested at the United States’ request in a case that has set off a diplomatic furor among

Analysis | Beijing plays hardball with ex-diplomat’s seizure

China is playing hardball with the detention of a former Canadian diplomat days after Canada arrested a leading Chinese executive. In many ways it looks like

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