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TikTok Owner, Huawei Are Helping China's Campaign to Repress Uighur Muslims, Report Finds
Australian Strategic Policy Institute's International Cyber Policy Centre concluded that many Chinese tech companies "are engaged in deeply unethical behaviour in Xinjiang”.
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TikTok Owner, Huawei Helping China's Campaign To Repress Uighur Muslims: Report
Chinese tech giants including ByteDance, TikTok's parent company, and Huawei Technologies are working closely with the Communist Party to censor and surveil Uighur Muslims in China's western region of Xinjiang, according to a report published Thursday.
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Alibaba Singles' Day Sales Hit Record $38 Billion in China
November 11 has long been celebrated in Asia as "singles' day" - because the 11/11 date looks like four singles - and has been commandeered in Japan and South Korea by Pocky and Peppero respectively.
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In Xi Jinping's China, A New Hero For The Masses
She was a selfless patriot who worked tirelessly for the motherland. She wasn't interested in enriching herself but in helping others escape from poverty. And she still found time to care for her ailing father, until she became a martyr for the Communist cause this summer.
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Joe Biden's Son To Resign From Chinese Company's Board This Month
Hunter Biden, facing increasing questions about his work for a Chinese investment company, will step down from his position as a board director this month and promised not to do any work for foreign firms if his father, Joe Biden, is elected president, his lawyer said Sunday.
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Xi Jinping App Allows China Access To 100 Million Users' Phone: Report
The Chinese Communist Party appears to have "superuser" access to all the data on more than 100 million cellphones, owing to a back door in a propaganda app that the government has been promoting aggressively this year.
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Here, The New Weapons China Will Unveil At Tomorrow's Military Parade
The Chinese Communist Party plans Tuesday to put on the largest military parade in the 70-year history of the People's Republic of China, wheeling out new hardware designed to show the country's advances under the leadership of Xi Jinping.
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Chinese Police Chief Fired Over Porsche-Driving Wife's Road Rage Incident
Did you hear the one about the police chief's wife, the Porsche and the torrent of expletives? Well, most of Chongqing did, and now the police chief has been fired. It's the kind of story that's been told gazillions of times in China, but one that never ceases to stick in the common person's craw.
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Givenchy, Coach Join Versace To Apologise To China Amid Hong Kong Unrest
As tensions in Hong Kong continue to escalate after months of political unrest, China has sought to rein in international brands that have mistakenly identified the semiautonomous territory - and other Chinese-claimed lands - as independent countries.
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Casino Playboy To CIA Spy: Rise And Fall Of Kim Jong Un's Half Brother
Before the half brother of Kim Jong Un was killed in a brazen nerve agent attack at a Malaysian airport in 2017, he was known as a playboy and a hustler - not a secret CIA informant.
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Saudi Arabia Silent As China Cracks Down On Muslims During Ramadan
In China, the current Islamic holy month of Ramadan can bring even more struggles for Muslims already under relentless pressures.
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China Has a New Facial Recognition App - This Time for Pandas
Chinese tech whizzes have now come up with an app that can tell one white-faced, black-eyed bear from another.
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North Korea Issued $2 Million Bill For Comatose US Student's Care
North Korea issued a $2 million bill for the hospital care of comatose American Otto Warmbier, insisting that a U.S. official sign a pledge to pay it before being allowed to fly the University of Virginia student from Pyongyang in 2017.
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Underwear Or Pickles? Some Alternative Ways To Measure China's Economy
China will release economic growth figures Wednesday for the first quarter of this year, figures that are always closely watched by the markets and interest-rate-setters around the world.
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"Still Afraid": New Zealand Attack Survivors Struggling To Recover
There was no point in trying to make sense of the attacks on two mosques here. There was no sense. The only thing the survivors and their communities could do over the weekend was try to comfort one another.
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TikTok Owner, Huawei Are Helping China's Campaign to Repress Uighur Muslims, Report Finds
Australian Strategic Policy Institute's International Cyber Policy Centre concluded that many Chinese tech companies "are engaged in deeply unethical behaviour in Xinjiang”.
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TikTok Owner, Huawei Helping China's Campaign To Repress Uighur Muslims: Report
Chinese tech giants including ByteDance, TikTok's parent company, and Huawei Technologies are working closely with the Communist Party to censor and surveil Uighur Muslims in China's western region of Xinjiang, according to a report published Thursday.
-
Alibaba Singles' Day Sales Hit Record $38 Billion in China
November 11 has long been celebrated in Asia as "singles' day" - because the 11/11 date looks like four singles - and has been commandeered in Japan and South Korea by Pocky and Peppero respectively.
-
In Xi Jinping's China, A New Hero For The Masses
She was a selfless patriot who worked tirelessly for the motherland. She wasn't interested in enriching herself but in helping others escape from poverty. And she still found time to care for her ailing father, until she became a martyr for the Communist cause this summer.
-
Joe Biden's Son To Resign From Chinese Company's Board This Month
Hunter Biden, facing increasing questions about his work for a Chinese investment company, will step down from his position as a board director this month and promised not to do any work for foreign firms if his father, Joe Biden, is elected president, his lawyer said Sunday.
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Xi Jinping App Allows China Access To 100 Million Users' Phone: Report
The Chinese Communist Party appears to have "superuser" access to all the data on more than 100 million cellphones, owing to a back door in a propaganda app that the government has been promoting aggressively this year.
-
Here, The New Weapons China Will Unveil At Tomorrow's Military Parade
The Chinese Communist Party plans Tuesday to put on the largest military parade in the 70-year history of the People's Republic of China, wheeling out new hardware designed to show the country's advances under the leadership of Xi Jinping.
-
Chinese Police Chief Fired Over Porsche-Driving Wife's Road Rage Incident
Did you hear the one about the police chief's wife, the Porsche and the torrent of expletives? Well, most of Chongqing did, and now the police chief has been fired. It's the kind of story that's been told gazillions of times in China, but one that never ceases to stick in the common person's craw.
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Givenchy, Coach Join Versace To Apologise To China Amid Hong Kong Unrest
As tensions in Hong Kong continue to escalate after months of political unrest, China has sought to rein in international brands that have mistakenly identified the semiautonomous territory - and other Chinese-claimed lands - as independent countries.
-
Casino Playboy To CIA Spy: Rise And Fall Of Kim Jong Un's Half Brother
Before the half brother of Kim Jong Un was killed in a brazen nerve agent attack at a Malaysian airport in 2017, he was known as a playboy and a hustler - not a secret CIA informant.
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Saudi Arabia Silent As China Cracks Down On Muslims During Ramadan
In China, the current Islamic holy month of Ramadan can bring even more struggles for Muslims already under relentless pressures.
-
China Has a New Facial Recognition App - This Time for Pandas
Chinese tech whizzes have now come up with an app that can tell one white-faced, black-eyed bear from another.
-
North Korea Issued $2 Million Bill For Comatose US Student's Care
North Korea issued a $2 million bill for the hospital care of comatose American Otto Warmbier, insisting that a U.S. official sign a pledge to pay it before being allowed to fly the University of Virginia student from Pyongyang in 2017.
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Underwear Or Pickles? Some Alternative Ways To Measure China's Economy
China will release economic growth figures Wednesday for the first quarter of this year, figures that are always closely watched by the markets and interest-rate-setters around the world.
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"Still Afraid": New Zealand Attack Survivors Struggling To Recover
There was no point in trying to make sense of the attacks on two mosques here. There was no sense. The only thing the survivors and their communities could do over the weekend was try to comfort one another.
