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China Announces Over $100 Billion Funding For Its Belt And Road Initiative
Beijing will inject over $100 billion of new funding into its Belt and Road initiative, President Xi Jinping said Wednesday at a summit marking the vast infrastructure project's tenth anniversary.
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Ex-Boss Of China's State-Owned Banking Giant Arrested On Bribery Charges
The former boss of China's state-owned banking giant Everbright Group has been arrested on charges of taking bribes, state media said Thursday.
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From Sleeping In Caves To Becoming "Heir Of The Revolution": Who Is Xi Jinping?
The colourful details of Xi Jinping's early life have been rinsed and repackaged in official party lore, but the man himself -- and what drives him -- remain somewhat of an enigma.
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His Shanghai Covid Policy Failed. But He Is Still Xi Jinping's Top Choice
If Shanghai Communist Party chief Li Qiang has been politically bruised by the city's struggle to tame a COVID-19 outbreak that has infuriated residents and caused severe economic damage, there is little sign of it.
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Nearly 10,000 Overseas Nationals Forcibly Made To Return To China: Report
Beijing has forced nearly 10,000 Chinese overseas nationals to return since 2014 using coercive means outside the justice system, according to a new report.
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Not Meeting Xi Jingping Before Trade Talks Deadline: Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump said on Thursday he does not expect to meet his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping before a March 1 deadline in trade war negotiations between the two economic superpowers.
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China's Aircraft Carrier Sails By Taiwan As Tensions Rise
Taiwan said Wednesday it had scrambled jets and sent ships to track the passage of a Chinese aircraft carrier through the Taiwan Strait, as Beijing's leader gave the island a fierce warning against separatism.
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Fruit, Prawns Off The Menu At China's Austere Party Congress
No free fruit in hotel rooms, no free hair cuts and no prawns on the menu - delegates at this week's Communist Party Congress in China can expect austere treatment in keeping with President Xi Jinping's pledge to crack down on corruption and extravagance.
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Understanding China's 19th Communist Party Congress
China's ruling Communist Party opens its 19th Congress on October 18, with President Xi Jinping expected to further tighten his grip on power.
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Macau ATMs Need Face Time Before Payout To Help Follow The Money
Chinese bettors withdrawing money from some ATMs in Macau need to do more than punch in their PIN code. They also have to stare into a camera for six seconds so facial-recognition software can verify their identity and help monitor transactions.
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In Major Modernisation Plan, China's Army To Be Restructured Like This
Chinese President Xi Jinping has announced a military restructure of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) to transform it into a leaner fighting force with improved joint operations capability, state media said.
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Modi's Heady Oratory Fails To Move Xi On Pakistan
"Tragically, the mother-ship of terrorism is a country in India's neighbourhood. Terror modules around the world are linked to this mother-ship". Later in the day, he continued that this country "embraces and radiates the darkness of terrorism". Not one of his fellow-summiteers endorsed this view.
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India, China To Hold Second Round Of Talks On Nuke Club Membership
India and China will soon hold a dialogue on New Delhi's bid for membership of the elite Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) in which it hopes "differences" will be narrowed down.
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Former Chinese Legislator Sentenced To Death For Corruption
China today sentenced a 70-year-old former senior legislator to death for taking "a huge amount of bribes" and holding excessive assets with unidentified sources, becoming the latest official to be punished for graft under a campaign launched by President Xi Jingping.
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Robert Mugabe 'Overjoyed' to Host rare VIP Visitor in China's Xi Jinping
China's President Xi Jinping visited Zimbabwe on Tuesday on a rare trip by a world leader to a country shunned by Western powers over President Robert Mugabe's widely-criticised record on human rights.
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China Announces Over $100 Billion Funding For Its Belt And Road Initiative
Beijing will inject over $100 billion of new funding into its Belt and Road initiative, President Xi Jinping said Wednesday at a summit marking the vast infrastructure project's tenth anniversary.
-
Ex-Boss Of China's State-Owned Banking Giant Arrested On Bribery Charges
The former boss of China's state-owned banking giant Everbright Group has been arrested on charges of taking bribes, state media said Thursday.
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From Sleeping In Caves To Becoming "Heir Of The Revolution": Who Is Xi Jinping?
The colourful details of Xi Jinping's early life have been rinsed and repackaged in official party lore, but the man himself -- and what drives him -- remain somewhat of an enigma.
-
His Shanghai Covid Policy Failed. But He Is Still Xi Jinping's Top Choice
If Shanghai Communist Party chief Li Qiang has been politically bruised by the city's struggle to tame a COVID-19 outbreak that has infuriated residents and caused severe economic damage, there is little sign of it.
-
Nearly 10,000 Overseas Nationals Forcibly Made To Return To China: Report
Beijing has forced nearly 10,000 Chinese overseas nationals to return since 2014 using coercive means outside the justice system, according to a new report.
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Not Meeting Xi Jingping Before Trade Talks Deadline: Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump said on Thursday he does not expect to meet his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping before a March 1 deadline in trade war negotiations between the two economic superpowers.
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China's Aircraft Carrier Sails By Taiwan As Tensions Rise
Taiwan said Wednesday it had scrambled jets and sent ships to track the passage of a Chinese aircraft carrier through the Taiwan Strait, as Beijing's leader gave the island a fierce warning against separatism.
-
Fruit, Prawns Off The Menu At China's Austere Party Congress
No free fruit in hotel rooms, no free hair cuts and no prawns on the menu - delegates at this week's Communist Party Congress in China can expect austere treatment in keeping with President Xi Jinping's pledge to crack down on corruption and extravagance.
-
Understanding China's 19th Communist Party Congress
China's ruling Communist Party opens its 19th Congress on October 18, with President Xi Jinping expected to further tighten his grip on power.
-
Macau ATMs Need Face Time Before Payout To Help Follow The Money
Chinese bettors withdrawing money from some ATMs in Macau need to do more than punch in their PIN code. They also have to stare into a camera for six seconds so facial-recognition software can verify their identity and help monitor transactions.
-
In Major Modernisation Plan, China's Army To Be Restructured Like This
Chinese President Xi Jinping has announced a military restructure of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) to transform it into a leaner fighting force with improved joint operations capability, state media said.
-
Modi's Heady Oratory Fails To Move Xi On Pakistan
"Tragically, the mother-ship of terrorism is a country in India's neighbourhood. Terror modules around the world are linked to this mother-ship". Later in the day, he continued that this country "embraces and radiates the darkness of terrorism". Not one of his fellow-summiteers endorsed this view.
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India, China To Hold Second Round Of Talks On Nuke Club Membership
India and China will soon hold a dialogue on New Delhi's bid for membership of the elite Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) in which it hopes "differences" will be narrowed down.
-
Former Chinese Legislator Sentenced To Death For Corruption
China today sentenced a 70-year-old former senior legislator to death for taking "a huge amount of bribes" and holding excessive assets with unidentified sources, becoming the latest official to be punished for graft under a campaign launched by President Xi Jingping.
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Robert Mugabe 'Overjoyed' to Host rare VIP Visitor in China's Xi Jinping
China's President Xi Jinping visited Zimbabwe on Tuesday on a rare trip by a world leader to a country shunned by Western powers over President Robert Mugabe's widely-criticised record on human rights.
