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China's anti-corruption drive extends to military leadership and financial regulators.
Recent evidence shows China removing six generals from its legislature and a former top financial regulator being stripped of their legislative status. This indicates a broad anti-corruption campaign that is reaching high levels within both the military and financial sectors, suggesting a significant internal crackdown.
Chinese officials are engaging in widespread data falsification and financial impropriety.
Reports indicate Chinese officials are falsifying performance data and misusing government bonds, with specific examples in Gansu, Zhejiang, and Guangxi. This pattern of deception suggests a systemic issue with accountability and adherence to financial regulations within local government bodies.
Vietnam's increased dissident arrests may signal a coordinated regional effort to suppress dissent.
Vietnam's doubling of dissident arrests, attributed to fears of 'color revolutions,' mirrors China's own concerns about political security. This shared anxiety could lead to increased cooperation or parallel crackdowns on dissent across Southeast Asia, driven by a common fear of destabilization.
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China's former Premier Zhu Rongji, architect of WTO entry, dies at 97
Zhu Rongji, a pivotal figure in China's economic reforms and former premier, has passed away at the age of 97. He is widely recognized for his instrumental role in guiding China's accession to the World Trade Organizati…
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China bans AI companions, sparking user protests and mourning
China has banned AI companion services, leading to widespread user distress and protests. The new regulation, effective July 15, prohibits AI platforms from generating content that could manipulate users' emotions or ne…
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China's Beidaihe retreat to focus on AI, chips amid US tech rivalry
China's upcoming summer retreat in Beidaihe, from August 1-7, will host 60 experts selected by the Communist Party's Central Committee and the State Council. The guest list, which includes specialists in fields such as …
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China's Party Newspaper Shifts Focus to Women's Domestic Roles
A recent study analyzing over 125,000 articles from China's People's Daily newspaper indicates a shift in the Communist Party's messaging regarding women's roles. Historically, the party promoted gender equality and wom…
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Xi Jinping's assimilation policy sparks condemnation amid global distractions
President Xi Jinping is implementing a "sinicisation" policy, which includes a new "ethnic unity" law, aimed at forcibly assimilating China's ethnic and religious minorities into a dominant Han Chinese culture. This pol…
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US universities see stable Chinese student applications amid geopolitical rivalry
Despite heightened geopolitical tensions and increased scrutiny from Washington, US universities have reported a stable or increased number of applications from Chinese students. A survey by the Institute of Internation…
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Goldman Sachs: China needs stronger yuan and fiscal boost for growth
Goldman Sachs economists suggest China should allow its currency, the renminbi, to appreciate gradually to counter global trade barriers and boost domestic demand. Analysts Kamakshya Trivedi and Hui Shan noted that Chin…
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Chinese scientist fortifies military software despite disability
A Chinese scientist, Wang Ji, is leading efforts to enhance the security and reliability of military software at the National University of Defence Technology. Despite losing both legs due to a medical emergency, Wang h…
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China's elite gather for Beidaihe retreat, focus on tech talent
China's political and scientific leaders are gathering in Beidaihe for their annual summer retreat. Cai Qi, a high-ranking Communist Party official, met with leading researchers, emphasizing the critical role of talent …
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China acknowledges economic divide between AI boom and traditional slump
China's leading Communist Party journal has acknowledged a significant economic disparity between its rapidly advancing technology sector and its struggling traditional industries. The commentary highlights a "temperatu…
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China's Communist Party reaffirms historical control over military
China's Communist Party maintains strict control over the People's Liberation Army, a principle rooted in Mao Zedong's doctrines from the 1929 Gutian conference. This historical commitment ensures the military serves th…
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China's PLA marks 99th anniversary, highlighting military modernization
The People's Liberation Army (PLA) is celebrating its 99th anniversary, marking a significant transformation from its humble beginnings to a modern, world-class military. This evolution reflects China's long-standing pu…
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Chinese film on Taiwan reunification sparks nationalist backlash · 1 source tracked
A mainland Chinese film advocating for Taiwan's reunification with China is facing unexpected criticism from nationalistic online voices. Despite official backing and a theme aligning with Beijing's policy, the movie, w…
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Hong Kong waiter with intellectual disability jailed for subversion
A Hong Kong court has sentenced a 23-year-old waiter with an intellectual disability to 28 months in prison for inciting subversion. The waiter pleaded guilty to publishing 118 subversive messages on social media and at…
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China's AI models challenge US dominance, sparking policy debate
Recent developments indicate a significant shift in the global AI landscape, with Chinese AI models like Moonshot AI's Kimi K3 and DeepSeek demonstrating capabilities on par with leading US counterparts. This has sparke…
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China Life launches $737M fund for semiconductor investment · 1 source tracked
Chinese state-owned firms are establishing new funds dedicated to semiconductor investments, responding to calls for more long-term, patient capital. China Life Insurance, backed by the State Council, is forming a 5 bil…
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China's ethnic unity law sparks EU, US concerns over assimilation
China's new law on ethnic unity signifies a policy shift towards assimilation, moving from specific ethnic issue management to a broader focus on building a unified national community. This change has drawn criticism fr…
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Beijing renews South China Sea tribunal attacks on 10th anniversary
On the 10th anniversary of a landmark ruling regarding the South China Sea, Beijing has reiterated its strong opposition to the decision. China's ambassador to the Philippines, Jing Quan, denounced the ruling as "thorou…
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Taiwan revives anti-communist military training amid China threat
Taiwan is reinstating "anti-communist" training for its military graduates after a 24-year pause, reflecting heightened concerns about Beijing's influence and espionage activities. The compulsory five-day course, set to…
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Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign targets top officials over a decade
China's extensive anti-corruption campaign, a signature policy of President Xi Jinping since 2012, continues to target high-ranking officials. The South China Morning Post has conducted a detailed analysis of cases invo…