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Chinese State Media Praises India's Economic Growth, Foreign Policy Under PM Modi
India has become more strategically confident and proactive in creating and developing a "Bharat narrative", an article in China's Global Times has said, praising India's significant strides in the spheres of economic and foreign policy under PM Modi
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India Should Stop "Regulatory Assault": Chinese State Media On Xiaomi Row
India should stop its "regulatory assault" on Chinese companies, state-backed Chinese newspaper Global Times said, after smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp alleged threats of "physical violence" in Indian investigations.
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China Must Prepare for 'Long Tech March' Following US Restrictions on SMIC: State Media
China must engage in a new "long march" in the technology sector now that the US has imposed export restrictions on Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp (SMIC), the country's largest chip manufacturer, Chinese state-backed tabloid the Global Times wrote.
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China Will Not Accept US 'Theft' of TikTok, Says State Media
China will not accept the "theft" of a Chinese technology company and is able to respond to Washington's move to push ByteDance to sell short-video app TikTok's US operations to Microsoft, the China Daily newspaper said on Tuesday.
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Positive Border Talks With India Helped Prevent Another "Doklam": Chinese State Media
Positive discussions over the ongoing border issues at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) during the commander-level talks between the Indian and Chinese military over this weekend prevented another Doklam-like crisis, The Global Times, a daily tabloid of the Chinese Communist Party, reported.
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Wuhan To Test Entire Population Of 11 Million After New Cases Reported
Wuhan plans to conduct coronavirus tests on the Chinese city's entire population after new cases emerged for the first time in weeks in the cradle of the global pandemic, state media reported Tuesday.
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China Bans "Subversive" Cartoon Peppa Pig From Popular Video App
A Chinese internet platform has given the British cartoon "Peppa Pig" the chop as state media lamented that the series had become a "subversive" icon for slackers and anti-social young people. At least 30,000 clips of "Peppa Pig", whose heroine is a playful bright pink pig, were removed from the popular Douyin video-sharing platform, while the #Pep...
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Chinese Daily Accuses US Of Trying To Escalate Sikkim Standoff
An article in China's state-run Global Times today accused the United States and other countries of trying to escalate the China-India standoff in the Sikkim sector to replicate the "South China Sea trick" and seek strategic benefits.
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Border Standoff: Chinese State Media Divided Over Outcome Of Ajit Doval's Visit
Ahead of National Security Advisor Ajit Doval's visit, China's state media struck two different notes with the China Daily hopeful of a peaceful resolution to the deadlock with India while the Global Times said the "main schemer's" trip wouldn't sway Beijing.
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India Will Pay Dearly If It Continues 'Petty Dalai Lama Game': Chinese Media
Chinas state media today warned India that it would -end up in paying dearly- should it continue -playing the Dalai Lama card-.
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Will Answer 'Blows With Blows' If India Plays Dirty, Chinese Media Threatens
China should not hesitate to answer "blows with blows" as India has chosen to play dirty by allowing the Dalai Lama to visit Arunachal Pradesh, the Chinese official media said on Thursday. Two English newspapers -- China Daily and Global Times -- launched a scathing attack on India after Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju made it clear to Chin...
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'Rijiju May Think He's Cute'... Chinese Media Attacks Junior Home Minister
A day after China warned that India has "severely damaged" relations by enabling the Dalai Lama's trip to Arunachal Pradesh, its state-run media has attacked Junior Home Minister Kiren Rijiju, who said earlier this week that the border state is "an inseparable part of India".
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Over Dalai Lama In Arunachal Pradesh, A Furious China Says India Has Damaged Ties
Enraged by the Dalai Lama's visit to Arunachal Pradesh, China has said that the trip has "severely damaged China-India relations." Hours before China's Foreign Ministry issued this statement, China's official state media published an article in which it wrote, "Unlike his predecessors, India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi seems to have taken a diff...
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PM Modi's Big Election Win Will Have 'Implications' On Sino-India Ties: Chinese Media
The BJP's landslide victory in state polls has "implications" for Sino-India ties as it could further embolden Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "hard-line attitude" and pose difficulties for "compromises" in disagreements with countries like China, an opinion in China's official media said today. "(Prime Minister) Modi recently led his Bharatiya Jana...
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China Erred By 'Ignoring' Tech Experts From India, Says State-Run Media
China has made the "mistake of ignoring" science and technology experts from India, an article in the country's state-run official media said today. The report underlined that China should attract high-tech Indian talent to maintain its ability to innovate at a fast pace. The article comes at a time when US President Donald Trump's administration i...
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Chinese State Media Praises India's Economic Growth, Foreign Policy Under PM Modi
India has become more strategically confident and proactive in creating and developing a "Bharat narrative", an article in China's Global Times has said, praising India's significant strides in the spheres of economic and foreign policy under PM Modi
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India Should Stop "Regulatory Assault": Chinese State Media On Xiaomi Row
India should stop its "regulatory assault" on Chinese companies, state-backed Chinese newspaper Global Times said, after smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp alleged threats of "physical violence" in Indian investigations.
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China Must Prepare for 'Long Tech March' Following US Restrictions on SMIC: State Media
China must engage in a new "long march" in the technology sector now that the US has imposed export restrictions on Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp (SMIC), the country's largest chip manufacturer, Chinese state-backed tabloid the Global Times wrote.
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China Will Not Accept US 'Theft' of TikTok, Says State Media
China will not accept the "theft" of a Chinese technology company and is able to respond to Washington's move to push ByteDance to sell short-video app TikTok's US operations to Microsoft, the China Daily newspaper said on Tuesday.
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Positive Border Talks With India Helped Prevent Another "Doklam": Chinese State Media
Positive discussions over the ongoing border issues at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) during the commander-level talks between the Indian and Chinese military over this weekend prevented another Doklam-like crisis, The Global Times, a daily tabloid of the Chinese Communist Party, reported.
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Wuhan To Test Entire Population Of 11 Million After New Cases Reported
Wuhan plans to conduct coronavirus tests on the Chinese city's entire population after new cases emerged for the first time in weeks in the cradle of the global pandemic, state media reported Tuesday.
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China Bans "Subversive" Cartoon Peppa Pig From Popular Video App
A Chinese internet platform has given the British cartoon "Peppa Pig" the chop as state media lamented that the series had become a "subversive" icon for slackers and anti-social young people. At least 30,000 clips of "Peppa Pig", whose heroine is a playful bright pink pig, were removed from the popular Douyin video-sharing platform, while the #Pep...
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Chinese Daily Accuses US Of Trying To Escalate Sikkim Standoff
An article in China's state-run Global Times today accused the United States and other countries of trying to escalate the China-India standoff in the Sikkim sector to replicate the "South China Sea trick" and seek strategic benefits.
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Border Standoff: Chinese State Media Divided Over Outcome Of Ajit Doval's Visit
Ahead of National Security Advisor Ajit Doval's visit, China's state media struck two different notes with the China Daily hopeful of a peaceful resolution to the deadlock with India while the Global Times said the "main schemer's" trip wouldn't sway Beijing.
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India Will Pay Dearly If It Continues 'Petty Dalai Lama Game': Chinese Media
Chinas state media today warned India that it would -end up in paying dearly- should it continue -playing the Dalai Lama card-.
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Will Answer 'Blows With Blows' If India Plays Dirty, Chinese Media Threatens
China should not hesitate to answer "blows with blows" as India has chosen to play dirty by allowing the Dalai Lama to visit Arunachal Pradesh, the Chinese official media said on Thursday. Two English newspapers -- China Daily and Global Times -- launched a scathing attack on India after Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju made it clear to Chin...
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'Rijiju May Think He's Cute'... Chinese Media Attacks Junior Home Minister
A day after China warned that India has "severely damaged" relations by enabling the Dalai Lama's trip to Arunachal Pradesh, its state-run media has attacked Junior Home Minister Kiren Rijiju, who said earlier this week that the border state is "an inseparable part of India".
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Over Dalai Lama In Arunachal Pradesh, A Furious China Says India Has Damaged Ties
Enraged by the Dalai Lama's visit to Arunachal Pradesh, China has said that the trip has "severely damaged China-India relations." Hours before China's Foreign Ministry issued this statement, China's official state media published an article in which it wrote, "Unlike his predecessors, India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi seems to have taken a diff...
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PM Modi's Big Election Win Will Have 'Implications' On Sino-India Ties: Chinese Media
The BJP's landslide victory in state polls has "implications" for Sino-India ties as it could further embolden Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "hard-line attitude" and pose difficulties for "compromises" in disagreements with countries like China, an opinion in China's official media said today. "(Prime Minister) Modi recently led his Bharatiya Jana...
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China Erred By 'Ignoring' Tech Experts From India, Says State-Run Media
China has made the "mistake of ignoring" science and technology experts from India, an article in the country's state-run official media said today. The report underlined that China should attract high-tech Indian talent to maintain its ability to innovate at a fast pace. The article comes at a time when US President Donald Trump's administration i...
