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#Subway cars made by a Chinese company are being removed from service in Boston after a series of accidents over the past three years.
Four leading #IndoPacific nations vow to stand together to keep the region free and open. They say they’re keeping an eye on #China.
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Xi defends China's human rights progress
President Xi Jinping on Wednesday defended China's human rights progress in a virtual meeting with UN human rights chief Michelle Bachelet, who is visiting the mainland.Bachelet's six-day trip, which began on Monday, will include a visit to the Xinjiang region, where her office last year said it believes mostly Muslim ethnic Uyghurs have been unlawfully detained, mistreated and forced to work. Beijing denies the allegations.During the video call, Xi told Bachelet that China’s development of human rights "suits its own national conditions", and that among the various types of human rights, the rights to subsistence and development were primary for developing countries. "Deviating from reality and copying wholesale the institutional model of other countries will not only fit badly with the local conditions, but also bring disastrous consequences," Xinhua news agency quoted Xi as saying. "In the end, it is the broad masses of the people who will suffer," he said.According to a CCTV readout, Bachelet said the UN Human Rights Office is "willing to strengthen cooperation with the Chinese side...and make joint efforts to promote the progress of the global human rights cause".She also said: "I admire China's efforts and achievements in eradicating poverty, protecting human rights, and realising economic and social development." (Reuters/AFP)
2022-05-25 14:38:37
President Xi Jinping on Wednesday defended China's human rights progress in a virtual meeting with UN human rights chief Michelle Bachelet, who is visiting the mainland.Bachelet's six-day trip, which began on Monday, will include a visit to the Xinjiang region, where her office last year said it believes mostly Muslim ethnic Uyghurs have been unlawfully detained, mistreated and forced to work. Beijing denies the allegations.During the video call, Xi told Bachelet that China’s development of human rights "suits its own national conditions", and that among the various types of human rights, the rights to subsistence and development were primary for developing countries. "Deviating from reality and copying wholesale the institutional model of other countries will not only fit badly with the local conditions, but also bring disastrous consequences," Xinhua news agency quoted Xi as saying. "In the end, it is the broad masses of the people who will suffer," he said.According to a CCTV readout, Bachelet said the UN Human Rights Office is "willing to strengthen cooperation with the Chinese side...and make joint efforts to promote the progress of the global human rights cause".She also said: "I admire China's efforts and achievements in eradicating poverty, protecting human rights, and realising economic and social development." (Reuters/AFP)
2022-05-25 14:38:37
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🇨🇳The Chinese army conducted exercises near the island of Taiwan as a "serious warning" to the United States.
This was announced by the official representative of the Eastern Zone of the Combat Command Shi Yi.
According to him, the United States is increasingly taking steps "encouraging Taiwanese separatists."
"These are useless measures that can only lead to a dangerous situation. In addition, the United States will have to face serious consequences on its own," he stressed.
This was announced by the official representative of the Eastern Zone of the Combat Command Shi Yi.
According to him, the United States is increasingly taking steps "encouraging Taiwanese separatists."
"These are useless measures that can only lead to a dangerous situation. In addition, the United States will have to face serious consequences on its own," he stressed.
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China's trade practices are lawful: Beijing
China on Wednesday said its trade practices are "lawful and legitimate", in response to calls by Australia for it to drop import restrictions if Beijing wants to thaw frozen relations.Australia's Treasurer Jim Chalmers said Chinese sanctions and tariffs are damaging the country's economy, a day after Premier Li Keqiang congratulated newly-elected Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese."We would certainly like to see those sanctions and those tariffs lifted ... They are making life harder for some of our employers and workers here in Australia," Chalmers said."That would be a really great start when it comes to how we manage what is a really complex relationship, a relationship that has become more complex over time."Shortly after Chalmers' remarks, Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin told a daily news briefing that China's measures on foreign imports were taken "in strict accordance" with Chinese laws and World Trade Organization rules."We hope Australia will uphold the principle of mutual respect, mutual benefit and 'win-win' cooperation in dealing with the relationship with China, and work with us to bring relations back to the right track of sound and stable development," Wang added.Tensions between the two countries have been high after previous administrations in Canberra called for a probe into the origins of the coronavirus pandemic and banned telecoms giant Huawei from building Australia's 5G network.China – Australia's biggest trading partner – responded by imposing tariffs or disrupting more than a dozen key industries, including wine, barley and coal. (Agencies)
2022-05-25 22:04:25
China on Wednesday said its trade practices are "lawful and legitimate", in response to calls by Australia for it to drop import restrictions if Beijing wants to thaw frozen relations.Australia's Treasurer Jim Chalmers said Chinese sanctions and tariffs are damaging the country's economy, a day after Premier Li Keqiang congratulated newly-elected Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese."We would certainly like to see those sanctions and those tariffs lifted ... They are making life harder for some of our employers and workers here in Australia," Chalmers said."That would be a really great start when it comes to how we manage what is a really complex relationship, a relationship that has become more complex over time."Shortly after Chalmers' remarks, Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin told a daily news briefing that China's measures on foreign imports were taken "in strict accordance" with Chinese laws and World Trade Organization rules."We hope Australia will uphold the principle of mutual respect, mutual benefit and 'win-win' cooperation in dealing with the relationship with China, and work with us to bring relations back to the right track of sound and stable development," Wang added.Tensions between the two countries have been high after previous administrations in Canberra called for a probe into the origins of the coronavirus pandemic and banned telecoms giant Huawei from building Australia's 5G network.China – Australia's biggest trading partner – responded by imposing tariffs or disrupting more than a dozen key industries, including wine, barley and coal. (Agencies)
2022-05-25 22:04:25
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China’s leader Xi speaks to UN human rights chief, as Xinjiang row rages
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China’s leader Xi speaks to UN human rights chief, as Xinjiang row rages
by Laurie Chen Chinese President Xi Jinping held a video call with UN rights chief Michelle Bachelet on Wednesday, as she visits Xinjiang during a mission overshadowed by fresh allegations of Uyghu…
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Over 70% of new teachers pass first round of compulsory Hong Kong Basic Law test – education chief
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Over 70% of new teachers pass first round of compulsory Hong Kong Basic Law test – education chief
Hong Kong’s education chief has said the government will “gradually expand” the scope of its Basic Law test to cover more schools and teachers, after he revealed that over 70 per …
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President Joe #Biden reaffirmed that the U.S. policy of "strategic ambiguity" on Taiwan has not changed—just one day after he suggested the end of that position, saying he was willing to use force to defend #Taiwan.
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#Beijing is under more strict #Lockdowns, part of China's zero-COVID policy. Some residents report that their entire residential compounds are being forced out in groups, and transferred to quarantine facilities.
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A million #Bank customers are blocked from withdrawing their own money. Four local banks and $1.5 billion are involved. Customers now fear they might lose the funds for good.
Vacation rental company #Airbnb is saying goodbye to the #ChineseMarket after a several-year revenue struggle under China’s lockdown policies.
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Vacation rental company #Airbnb is saying goodbye to the #ChineseMarket after a several-year revenue struggle under China’s lockdown policies.
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China Wants to Control the Cloud READ: https://www.theepochtimes.com/china-wants-to-control-the-cloud_4476352.html?utm_source=telegram&utm_campaign=USChinaWatch
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China Wants to Control the Cloud
Commentary The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is no fan of cryptocurrency, especially Bitcoin. Not surprisingly, the elites in ...
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US Seeks to Upgrade ASEAN Relations to Curtail Chinese Influence, Taiwan a Potential Beneficiary
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🇨🇳 The media and politicians are too busy cuddling with the CCP to care about this https://www.breitbart.com/asia/2022/05/25/massive-data-hack-reveals-thousands-photos-chinas-uyghur-concentration-camps/
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Data Hack Reveals Photos from China’s Uyghur Concentration Camps
A huge trove of documents and photographs from police in Xinjiang offers further documentation of China's horrific human rights abuses.
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Chinese police broke into the elderly man's home under the pretext of giving him a COVID-19 vaccine, confiscated his personal belongings, and arrested him. He was detained and persecuted for eight months before passing away. When his family arrived at the hospital, they sensed his body was "still warm" and eyes "still bright." Read more. #faith #persecution #CCP
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Chinese Man Dies in Detention After Police Arrest Him Under Pretext of Administering COVID-19 Vaccine
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China Is Now ‘Uninvestible’
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Intimidation and Confusion on the Taiwan Strait
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Soros: 'Civilization May Not Survive' War With China and Russia
Billionaire George Soros used his platform at Davos this week to repeat warnings that tensions with China and Russia could erupt into a third world war.