China’s genocide is ongoing.More than 3 millionUyghurs are sentenced to long term imprisonment and sent for forced labour. Children are still locked in orphanage camps.This has shown to world one side of China. World must prepare for what may coming with China’s global expansion

China’s genocide is ongoing.More than 3 millionUyghurs are sentenced to long term imprisonment and sent for forced labour. Children are still locked in orphanage camps.This has shown to world one side of China. World must prepare for what may coming with China’s global expansion https://t.co/NvK3MQ7ZFS

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China’s economy is suffering because an increasingly autocratic government is making bad decisions. After four decades of fast growth, an era of disappointment is beginning
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2年前 • The Economist • -- 点击 0 评论

China’s young people are disenchanted and full of angst. That is bad for their country—and perhaps the world
时政
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2年前 • The Economist • -- 点击 0 评论

Including discouraged workers, China’s youth out of work is more like 46 percent according to a Caixin article. The article is still up, contrary to what Nikkei/Reuters report.
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2年前 • Bert Hofman（郝福满） • -- 点击 0 评论

🇨🇳 China's President Xi Jinping calls for building a more 'just' international order, says that "hegemonism is not in China’s DNA".
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2年前 • The Spectator Index • -- 点击 0 评论

China’s economy is slowing but its ambitions to lead an alternative world order are burgeoning. This piece took many weeks to research.
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2年前 • James Kynge • -- 点击 0 评论

The issue is not whether Xi Jinping can fix China’s economy or not. Rather, it is how much he will screw up it further. Four years ago I discovered that Xi’s actual educational is only at elementary school graduate level.

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2年前 • Bin Xie (解滨) • -- 点击 0 评论

China’s Communist Party imposed a new regulation today requiring artificial intelligence to promote Marxism-Leninism with Chinese characteristics. Goal is to spread communism globally
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2年前 • Bill Gertz • -- 点击 0 评论

'FAR ABOVE ANYBODY': was quick to respond to Ramaswamy's claim that the US is "driving Russia further into China’s arms" — and it's not going unnoticed.
时政
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2年前 • Fox News • -- 点击 0 评论

Some analysts warn that China may endure a long deﬂationary spiral like Japan’s in the 1990s. Yet Japaniﬁcation is too mild a diagnosis of China’s problems
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2年前 • The Economist • -- 点击 0 评论

"The biggest reason for China’s anaemic consumer spending, if measured by the share of household spending in national GDP, is the country’s wealth distribution system, which favours the state."

via
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2年前 • Michael Pettis • -- 点击 0 评论

Regardless the motivation.

I think it is a great piece of action art，an accurate metaphor showing the aggressive dynamic when China’s propaganda meets free speech in West street art.
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2年前 • 巴丢草 Bad ї ucao • -- 点击 0 评论

Regardless the motivation. I think it is a great piece of action art，an accurate metaphor showing the aggressive dynamic when China’s propaganda meets free speech in West street art.
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2年前 • 巴丢草 Bad ї ucao • -- 点击 0 评论

Wall Street Journal article says that 🇨🇳 China’s '40-year boom is over' and that the economic model that took the country 'from poverty to great-power status seems broken'.
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2年前 • The Spectator Index • -- 点击 0 评论

“[China’s] goal is to militarize all of the South China Sea in order to control this critical maritime commerce highway, and hold the rest of the world economically hostage.” — Chairman on
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2年前 • The Select Committee on the CCP • -- 点击 • 下载视频 0 评论

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US and China are decoupling, and these charts prove it.

The EU, Japan, South Korea, the United Kingdom, Australia, India, and many others, are also decoupling from China.

Genocide? IP theft? Sheer arrogance? COVID? Why do you think this is happening?
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2年前 • Dan Harris • -- 点击 0 评论

The UN-based post-WWII security order is broken. has proven wholly incapable of preventing or stopping genocide. Even as Russia’s war of aggression rages, we must look to the future. The 21st C needs a global alliance of democracies. My piece at :
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2年前 • Jessica Berlin • -- 点击 0 评论

🇨🇳 China's Economic Slowdown

- Country is in deflation for first time since February, 2021.

- Youth unemployment at record high 21.3%.

- Exports have fallen to a three-month low, imports at five-month low.

- China’s biggest private homebuilder Country Garden, lost around…
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2年前 • The Spectator Index • -- 点击 0 评论

Problems are mounting for China’s largest surviving property developer, Country Garden, which is scrambling to avoid the same fate as its many defaulted peers. The 31-year-old company estimated it could lose $7.6 billion in the first half of 2023.

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2年前 • Jonathan Cheng • -- 点击 0 评论

FLASHBACK: Former USTR Robert Lighthizer recommends the Select Committee remove China’s permanent normal trade relation status.

“When I talk to someone who studied it and doesn’t believe [China] is a serious threat, I’m like: ‘Oh, you must have some investments over there.’”
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2年前 • The Select Committee on the CCP • -- 点击 • 下载视频 0 评论

00:00:16

We all are thankful to Serhiy for his sacrifice defending Ukraine and free world from russian genocide .

This is Serhiy Railyan "Voron", a mortarman of the 79th brigade. He defended Ukraine on the front line and was wounded last year. He was in a 2-week coma, lost both legs,…
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2年前 • Hanna Hopko • -- 点击 0 评论

BREAKING: China’s economy grows by slower than expected 6.3%, as economy continues to lose momentum.
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2年前 • The Spectator Index • -- 点击 0 评论

The 🇺🇸 United States will ban American investment into 🇨🇳 China’s quantum computing, advanced chips and artificial intelligence sectors.
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2年前 • The Spectator Index • -- 点击 0 评论

🇺🇸 US GDP has grown faster than 🇨🇳 China’s in nominal terms so far in 2023, according to Bloomberg.
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2年前 • The Spectator Index • -- 点击 0 评论

China’s carbon emissions recently recorded their largest annual jump and are on track to reach an all-time high, Thom Woodroofe writes.
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2年前 • Foreign Policy • -- 点击 0 评论

时政

China’s economy is suffering because an increasingly autocratic government is making bad decisions. After four decades of fast growth, an era of disappointment is beginning 时政 ( econ.st)

时政

China’s young people are disenchanted and full of angst. That is bad for their country—and perhaps the world 时政 ( econ.st)

时政

Including discouraged workers, China’s youth out of work is more like 46 percent according to a Caixin article. The article is still up, contrary to what Nikkei/Reuters report. 时政 ( twitter.com)

时政

🇨🇳 China's President Xi Jinping calls for building a more 'just' international order, says that "hegemonism is not in China’s DNA". 时政 ( twitter.com)

时政

China’s economy is slowing but its ambitions to lead an alternative world order are burgeoning. This piece took many weeks to research. 时政 ( www.ft.com)

时政

The issue is not whether Xi Jinping can fix China’s economy or not. Rather, it is how much he will screw up it further. Four years ago I discovered that Xi’s actual educational is only at elementary school graduate level. 时政 ( www.economist.com)

时政

China’s Communist Party imposed a new regulation today requiring artificial intelligence to promote Marxism-Leninism with Chinese characteristics. Goal is to spread communism globally 时政 ( www.washingtontimes.com)

时政

'FAR ABOVE ANYBODY': was quick to respond to Ramaswamy's claim that the US is "driving Russia further into China’s arms" — and it's not going unnoticed. 时政 ( trib.al)

时政

Some analysts warn that China may endure a long deﬂationary spiral like Ja­pan’s in the 1990s. Yet Japaniﬁcation is too mild a diagnosis of China’s prob­lems 时政 ( econ.st)

时政

"The biggest reason for China’s anaemic consumer spending, if measured by the share of household spending in national GDP, is the country’s wealth distribution system, which favours the state." via 时政 ( sc.mp)

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Regardless the motivation. I think it is a great piece of action art，an accurate metaphor showing the aggressive dynamic when China’s propaganda meets free speech in West street art. 时政 ( twitter.com)

时政

Regardless the motivation. I think it is a great piece of action art，an accurate metaphor showing the aggressive dynamic when China’s propaganda meets free speech in West street art. 时政 ( twitter.com)

时政

Wall Street Journal article says that 🇨🇳 China’s '40-year boom is over' and that the economic model that took the country 'from poverty to great-power status seems broken'. 时政 ( twitter.com)

时政

“[China’s] goal is to militarize all of the South China Sea in order to control this critical maritime commerce highway, and hold the rest of the world economically hostage.” — Chairman on 时政 ( twitter.com)

时政

US and China are decoupling, and these charts prove it. The EU, Japan, South Korea, the United Kingdom, Australia, India, and many others, are also decoupling from China. Genocide? IP theft? Sheer arrogance? COVID? Why do you think this is happening? 时政 ( www.wsj.com)

时政

The UN-based post-WWII security order is broken. has proven wholly incapable of preventing or stopping genocide. Even as Russia’s war of aggression rages, we must look to the future. The 21st C needs a global alliance of democracies. My piece at : 时政 ( cepa.org)

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Problems are mounting for China’s largest surviving property developer, Country Garden, which is scrambling to avoid the same fate as its many defaulted peers. The 31-year-old company estimated it could lose $7.6 billion in the first half of 2023. 时政 ( www.wsj.com)

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BREAKING: China’s economy grows by slower than expected 6.3%, as economy continues to lose momentum. 时政 ( twitter.com)

时政

The 🇺🇸 United States will ban American investment into 🇨🇳 China’s quantum computing, advanced chips and artificial intelligence sectors. 时政 ( twitter.com)

时政

🇺🇸 US GDP has grown faster than 🇨🇳 China’s in nominal terms so far in 2023, according to Bloomberg. 时政 ( twitter.com)

时政

China’s carbon emissions recently recorded their largest annual jump and are on track to reach an all-time high, Thom Woodroofe writes. 时政 ( buff.ly)

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China’s economy is suffering because an increasingly autocratic government is making bad decisions. After four decades of fast growth, an era of disappointment is beginning
时政
( econ.st)

China’s young people are disenchanted and full of angst. That is bad for their country—and perhaps the world
时政
( econ.st)

Including discouraged workers, China’s youth out of work is more like 46 percent according to a Caixin article. The article is still up, contrary to what Nikkei/Reuters report.
时政
( twitter.com)

🇨🇳 China's President Xi Jinping calls for building a more 'just' international order, says that "hegemonism is not in China’s DNA".
时政
( twitter.com)

China’s economy is slowing but its ambitions to lead an alternative world order are burgeoning. This piece took many weeks to research.
时政
( www.ft.com)

The issue is not whether Xi Jinping can fix China’s economy or not. Rather, it is how much he will screw up it further. Four years ago I discovered that Xi’s actual educational is only at elementary school graduate level.

时政
( www.economist.com)

China’s Communist Party imposed a new regulation today requiring artificial intelligence to promote Marxism-Leninism with Chinese characteristics. Goal is to spread communism globally
时政
( www.washingtontimes.com)

'FAR ABOVE ANYBODY': was quick to respond to Ramaswamy's claim that the US is "driving Russia further into China’s arms" — and it's not going unnoticed.
时政
( trib.al)

Some analysts warn that China may endure a long deﬂationary spiral like Japan’s in the 1990s. Yet Japaniﬁcation is too mild a diagnosis of China’s problems
时政
( econ.st)

"The biggest reason for China’s anaemic consumer spending, if measured by the share of household spending in national GDP, is the country’s wealth distribution system, which favours the state."

via
时政
( sc.mp)

Regardless the motivation.

I think it is a great piece of action art，an accurate metaphor showing the aggressive dynamic when China’s propaganda meets free speech in West street art.
时政
( twitter.com)

Regardless the motivation. I think it is a great piece of action art，an accurate metaphor showing the aggressive dynamic when China’s propaganda meets free speech in West street art.
时政
( twitter.com)

Wall Street Journal article says that 🇨🇳 China’s '40-year boom is over' and that the economic model that took the country 'from poverty to great-power status seems broken'.
时政
( twitter.com)

“[China’s] goal is to militarize all of the South China Sea in order to control this critical maritime commerce highway, and hold the rest of the world economically hostage.” — Chairman on
时政
( twitter.com)

US and China are decoupling, and these charts prove it.

The EU, Japan, South Korea, the United Kingdom, Australia, India, and many others, are also decoupling from China.

Genocide? IP theft? Sheer arrogance? COVID? Why do you think this is happening?
时政
( www.wsj.com)

The UN-based post-WWII security order is broken. has proven wholly incapable of preventing or stopping genocide. Even as Russia’s war of aggression rages, we must look to the future. The 21st C needs a global alliance of democracies. My piece at :
时政
( cepa.org)

Problems are mounting for China’s largest surviving property developer, Country Garden, which is scrambling to avoid the same fate as its many defaulted peers. The 31-year-old company estimated it could lose $7.6 billion in the first half of 2023.

时政
( www.wsj.com)

BREAKING: China’s economy grows by slower than expected 6.3%, as economy continues to lose momentum.
时政
( twitter.com)

The 🇺🇸 United States will ban American investment into 🇨🇳 China’s quantum computing, advanced chips and artificial intelligence sectors.
时政
( twitter.com)

🇺🇸 US GDP has grown faster than 🇨🇳 China’s in nominal terms so far in 2023, according to Bloomberg.
时政
( twitter.com)

China’s carbon emissions recently recorded their largest annual jump and are on track to reach an all-time high, Thom Woodroofe writes.
时政
( buff.ly)