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Why China Is The World's Most Effective Opposition Party
Imagine the world as a single political system with the US as the incumbent. In this universe, China is the challenger. It's not trying to dismantle American power. Instead, it is positioning itself as a rival source of authority. Beijing is adopting the tactics of a global opposition party, argues a new paper by Hannah Bailey of the Carne...
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Chinese Diplomat Meets US Lawmakers Amid Several Issues Of "Great Concern"
China's top diplomat said Monday he hoped Washington and Beijing could manage their differences "more rationally" as he met with visiting senior American lawmakers.
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China Asks Consulates In Hong Kong For Local Staff Details
China has given foreign consulates in Hong Kong a month to submit their local staffers' names, home addresses and job descriptions, according to diplomatic sources and documents seen by AFP on Tuesday.
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EU's Borrell Talks To Wang Yi, Wants To Strengthen EU-China Relations
The European Union's foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said both he and China's Wang Yi want to strengthen EU-China relations, after a call with the Chinese foreign minister.
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China To Not Give "Lethal" Arms To Russia For Ukraine War: Antony Blinken
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Monday in Beijing that China had renewed promises not to send arms to Russia to fight in Ukraine, although he voiced concern at the actions of private Chinese firms.
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Beijing Warns US Will "Pay The Price" For Olympics Diplomatic Boycott
Beijing on Tuesday threatened to retaliate to a US diplomatic boycott of the Beijing Winter Olympics, saying the Games are not "a stage for political shows and political manipulation."
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Free Huawei CFO Or Face Consequences: China To Canada Over "Nasty" Arrest
China warned Canada on Saturday that there would be severe consequences if it did not immediately release Huawei Technologies Co Ltd's chief financial officer, calling the case "extremely nasty."
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US Prepares New Sanctions On Chinese Firms Over North Korea Ties: Officials
Frustrated that China has not done more to rein in North Korea, the Trump administration could impose new sanctions on small Chinese banks and other firms doing business with Pyongyang within weeks, two senior U.S. officials said.
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As Concern About North Korea Deepens, The US And China Are At Odds
The Trump administration has called for "global action" on North Korea, but as concern about the July 4 missile test and its aftermath deepens, the world's biggest players, the United States and China, are at odds about what to do next.
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India Asks China To Support Efforts To Declare Jaish Chief Masood Azhar A Terrorist
India on Tuesday asked China to support international efforts to designate Jaish-e-Mohammad chief Masood Azhar as a terrorist under a UN resolution, help nab ULFA chief Paresh Barua and curb fake Indian currency notes.
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China Counters India's $2 Billion With $24 Billion For Bangladesh
China is set to sign off on loans worth over $24 billion to Bangladesh during President Xi Jinping's visit on Friday, Dhaka's biggest foreign credit line to date that will help it build power plants, a seaport and railways.
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Again, China Appears To Snub Pak About Reported Support Against India
For the second time in less than a week, China has refused to back recent reports in Pakistani media that claimed Beijing had pledged its support for the Islamabad in the event of any aggression and was backing it against India on the Kashmir crisis.
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Canada, China Sign Law Enforcement Agreements During Li Visit
Canada and China signed three law enforcement accords among the 29 agreements made during Premier Li Keqiang's Canadian visit, the countries said in a joint statement on Saturday.
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What It Means When The Leaders Of The World's Two Largest Economies Sit Down For Tea
Let's say you have the president of the United States coming over for a visit. And say the two of you have been going through a rough patch - disagreements over whether you're hacking his government, bullying his friends or imprisoning activists by the hundreds.
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'Blood Brothers' China, Myanmar To Forge Closer Ties After Aung San Suu Kyi's Beijing Visit
China and Myanmar have pledged to forge closer ties as "blood brothers" following Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi's visit to Beijing, her first diplomatic trip since taking power in March.
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Why China Is The World's Most Effective Opposition Party
Imagine the world as a single political system with the US as the incumbent. In this universe, China is the challenger. It's not trying to dismantle American power. Instead, it is positioning itself as a rival source of authority. Beijing is adopting the tactics of a global opposition party, argues a new paper by Hannah Bailey of the Carne...
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Chinese Diplomat Meets US Lawmakers Amid Several Issues Of "Great Concern"
China's top diplomat said Monday he hoped Washington and Beijing could manage their differences "more rationally" as he met with visiting senior American lawmakers.
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China Asks Consulates In Hong Kong For Local Staff Details
China has given foreign consulates in Hong Kong a month to submit their local staffers' names, home addresses and job descriptions, according to diplomatic sources and documents seen by AFP on Tuesday.
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EU's Borrell Talks To Wang Yi, Wants To Strengthen EU-China Relations
The European Union's foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said both he and China's Wang Yi want to strengthen EU-China relations, after a call with the Chinese foreign minister.
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China To Not Give "Lethal" Arms To Russia For Ukraine War: Antony Blinken
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Monday in Beijing that China had renewed promises not to send arms to Russia to fight in Ukraine, although he voiced concern at the actions of private Chinese firms.
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Beijing Warns US Will "Pay The Price" For Olympics Diplomatic Boycott
Beijing on Tuesday threatened to retaliate to a US diplomatic boycott of the Beijing Winter Olympics, saying the Games are not "a stage for political shows and political manipulation."
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Free Huawei CFO Or Face Consequences: China To Canada Over "Nasty" Arrest
China warned Canada on Saturday that there would be severe consequences if it did not immediately release Huawei Technologies Co Ltd's chief financial officer, calling the case "extremely nasty."
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US Prepares New Sanctions On Chinese Firms Over North Korea Ties: Officials
Frustrated that China has not done more to rein in North Korea, the Trump administration could impose new sanctions on small Chinese banks and other firms doing business with Pyongyang within weeks, two senior U.S. officials said.
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As Concern About North Korea Deepens, The US And China Are At Odds
The Trump administration has called for "global action" on North Korea, but as concern about the July 4 missile test and its aftermath deepens, the world's biggest players, the United States and China, are at odds about what to do next.
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India Asks China To Support Efforts To Declare Jaish Chief Masood Azhar A Terrorist
India on Tuesday asked China to support international efforts to designate Jaish-e-Mohammad chief Masood Azhar as a terrorist under a UN resolution, help nab ULFA chief Paresh Barua and curb fake Indian currency notes.
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China Counters India's $2 Billion With $24 Billion For Bangladesh
China is set to sign off on loans worth over $24 billion to Bangladesh during President Xi Jinping's visit on Friday, Dhaka's biggest foreign credit line to date that will help it build power plants, a seaport and railways.
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Again, China Appears To Snub Pak About Reported Support Against India
For the second time in less than a week, China has refused to back recent reports in Pakistani media that claimed Beijing had pledged its support for the Islamabad in the event of any aggression and was backing it against India on the Kashmir crisis.
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Canada, China Sign Law Enforcement Agreements During Li Visit
Canada and China signed three law enforcement accords among the 29 agreements made during Premier Li Keqiang's Canadian visit, the countries said in a joint statement on Saturday.
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What It Means When The Leaders Of The World's Two Largest Economies Sit Down For Tea
Let's say you have the president of the United States coming over for a visit. And say the two of you have been going through a rough patch - disagreements over whether you're hacking his government, bullying his friends or imprisoning activists by the hundreds.
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'Blood Brothers' China, Myanmar To Forge Closer Ties After Aung San Suu Kyi's Beijing Visit
China and Myanmar have pledged to forge closer ties as "blood brothers" following Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi's visit to Beijing, her first diplomatic trip since taking power in March.
