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TSMC Head Warns Invasion Would Devastate Global Supply Ahead of Potential Nancy Pelosi Visit
TSMC Chairman Mark Liu said in an interview on CNN on Monday that an invasion of the island would “render the TSMC factory not operable” and "nobody can control TSMC by force". Liu’s comments come amid increasing tensions surrounding a potential visit by US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to the island. The possibility of an invasion by China whi...
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Crackdown On Jack Ma Risks Backfiring On This China Plan
In barely 40 years, China has dramatically opened up its economy and become one of the world's primary growth engines. Now, President Xi Jinping is making ambitious plans to pull ahead of rivals by turning his country into a digital powerhouse. But Xi's drive toward tech dominance is being threatened by an unexpected speed bump: China's forceful cr...
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China Says Vice Premier Liu To Visit US For Trade Talks On January 30-31
China's top trade negotiator will travel to the United States to resume talks later this month ahead of a March deadline to avoid bruising tariff hikes, the commerce ministry said Thursday.
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Chinese General To Visit India As Re-Set In Ties Gathers Pace
A senior Chinese general will soon visit India, China's Defence Ministry said on Thursday, as the neighbours step up efforts to reset ties following an ice-breaking summit between their leaders.
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Couple Died In A Car Crash. Four Years Later, Their Child Was Born.
In March 2013, Shen Jie and Liu Xi were on the cusp of starting a family - a scheduled in vitro fertilization procedure was only days away - when the Chinese couple's car slammed into a tree in Jiangsu province.
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Quiet Business Negotiations Between China, US: Report
China and the United States have begun behind-the-scenes negotiations to improve American access to the Chinese domestic market, the Wall Street Journal said Sunday.
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Chinese Rights Activist Jailed for 6 Years
A prominent Chinese rights activist, Guo Feixiong, was sentenced to six years imprisonment today by a court in southern China, amid a continuing crackdown on human rights advocates across the country, his lawyer said today.
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China Dreams of Electric Sheep at Robot Conference
In a martial artist's white silk pyjamas, a man practised tai-chi in harmony with a motorised arm at a Beijing exhibition showcasing a vision of robots with Chinese characteristics.
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Xi Jinping to Bring No New Concessions to Paris Climate Summit
China's President Xi Jinping will bring no new concessions to the negotiating table when he attends key UN climate change talks in Paris next week, a senior Chinese diplomat said on Thursday.
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Ever Seen Zuckerberg, Nadella, Cook, Bezos Together? Here You go
The Internet's coolest kids hung out together for the most impressive picture we've seen in recent times.
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China Grants Amnesty to Mark Anniversary of World War 2 Victory
Chinese President Xi Jinping granted an amnesty on Saturday to jailed war veterans and bedridden or disabled elderly prisoners to mark the 70th anniversary of the end of World War Two, the official Xinhua news agency reported.
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Irritated With Myanmar, China to Woo Opposition Leader Aung San Suu Kyi
Chinese leaders will woo Myanmar's opposition leader and Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi on her first visit to the country, a snub for the quasi-military government whose fighting with rebels along China's border has angered Beijing.
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Japan, China in Security Talks After 4-Year Break
Japan and China held security talks today after a four-year hiatus because of simmering territorial tensions, in a meeting expected to touch on the flashpoint issue of maritime crisis management, officials and reports said.
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China's Xi Likely to Promote Army General Who Exposed Graft: Sources
President Xi Jinping is likely to promote a corruption whistleblower to China's top military decision-making body to underscore his determination to tackle graft inside the country's rapidly modernising armed forces, two sources said.
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China Jails Three Anti-Graft Activits: Lawyer
Three Chinese anti-corruption activists were sentenced to up to six and a half years in prison on Thursday, a lawyer said, the latest in their grass-roots movement to be jailed despite an official drive against graft.
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TSMC Head Warns Invasion Would Devastate Global Supply Ahead of Potential Nancy Pelosi Visit
TSMC Chairman Mark Liu said in an interview on CNN on Monday that an invasion of the island would “render the TSMC factory not operable” and "nobody can control TSMC by force". Liu’s comments come amid increasing tensions surrounding a potential visit by US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to the island. The possibility of an invasion by China whi...
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Crackdown On Jack Ma Risks Backfiring On This China Plan
In barely 40 years, China has dramatically opened up its economy and become one of the world's primary growth engines. Now, President Xi Jinping is making ambitious plans to pull ahead of rivals by turning his country into a digital powerhouse. But Xi's drive toward tech dominance is being threatened by an unexpected speed bump: China's forceful cr...
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China Says Vice Premier Liu To Visit US For Trade Talks On January 30-31
China's top trade negotiator will travel to the United States to resume talks later this month ahead of a March deadline to avoid bruising tariff hikes, the commerce ministry said Thursday.
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Chinese General To Visit India As Re-Set In Ties Gathers Pace
A senior Chinese general will soon visit India, China's Defence Ministry said on Thursday, as the neighbours step up efforts to reset ties following an ice-breaking summit between their leaders.
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Couple Died In A Car Crash. Four Years Later, Their Child Was Born.
In March 2013, Shen Jie and Liu Xi were on the cusp of starting a family - a scheduled in vitro fertilization procedure was only days away - when the Chinese couple's car slammed into a tree in Jiangsu province.
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Quiet Business Negotiations Between China, US: Report
China and the United States have begun behind-the-scenes negotiations to improve American access to the Chinese domestic market, the Wall Street Journal said Sunday.
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Chinese Rights Activist Jailed for 6 Years
A prominent Chinese rights activist, Guo Feixiong, was sentenced to six years imprisonment today by a court in southern China, amid a continuing crackdown on human rights advocates across the country, his lawyer said today.
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China Dreams of Electric Sheep at Robot Conference
In a martial artist's white silk pyjamas, a man practised tai-chi in harmony with a motorised arm at a Beijing exhibition showcasing a vision of robots with Chinese characteristics.
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Xi Jinping to Bring No New Concessions to Paris Climate Summit
China's President Xi Jinping will bring no new concessions to the negotiating table when he attends key UN climate change talks in Paris next week, a senior Chinese diplomat said on Thursday.
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Ever Seen Zuckerberg, Nadella, Cook, Bezos Together? Here You go
The Internet's coolest kids hung out together for the most impressive picture we've seen in recent times.
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China Grants Amnesty to Mark Anniversary of World War 2 Victory
Chinese President Xi Jinping granted an amnesty on Saturday to jailed war veterans and bedridden or disabled elderly prisoners to mark the 70th anniversary of the end of World War Two, the official Xinhua news agency reported.
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Irritated With Myanmar, China to Woo Opposition Leader Aung San Suu Kyi
Chinese leaders will woo Myanmar's opposition leader and Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi on her first visit to the country, a snub for the quasi-military government whose fighting with rebels along China's border has angered Beijing.
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Japan, China in Security Talks After 4-Year Break
Japan and China held security talks today after a four-year hiatus because of simmering territorial tensions, in a meeting expected to touch on the flashpoint issue of maritime crisis management, officials and reports said.
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China's Xi Likely to Promote Army General Who Exposed Graft: Sources
President Xi Jinping is likely to promote a corruption whistleblower to China's top military decision-making body to underscore his determination to tackle graft inside the country's rapidly modernising armed forces, two sources said.
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China Jails Three Anti-Graft Activits: Lawyer
Three Chinese anti-corruption activists were sentenced to up to six and a half years in prison on Thursday, a lawyer said, the latest in their grass-roots movement to be jailed despite an official drive against graft.
