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one belt one road

  • Shanghai Conservatory of Music Releases 8 Consecutive Obituaries
    Shanghai Conservatory of Music Releases 8 Consecutive Obituaries
    At least eight professors and staff members of the Shanghai Conservatory of Music died due to a COVID spike that started in December last year and continued into January 2023. ...
    January 26, 2023BY Shawn Jiang and Lynn Xu
  • China Forms ‘New Axis of Collaborators’ With Pakistan and Taliban, Former US Commissioner Says
    China Forms ‘New Axis of Collaborators’ With Pakistan and Taliban, Former US Commissioner Says
    The communist regime in China has created a new alliance to challenge the United States and Western democracy, ...
    September 3, 2021BY Frank Fang and Jan Jekielek
  • BGI’s Goal: Gather Genetic Data Worldwide to Build a Database for the CCP’s Military (Part 3)
    BGI’s Goal: Gather Genetic Data Worldwide to Build a Database for the CCP’s Military (Part 3)
    News Analysis This is the third of three articles that introduce readers to the research and mission of BGI Group, ...
    August 23, 2021BY Jennifer Bateman
  • US Lawmakers Seek to Block Chinese Companies From Supplying Airport Equipment
    US Lawmakers Seek to Block Chinese Companies From Supplying Airport Equipment
    A bipartisan group of lawmakers has introduced a proposal to secure U.S. airports from national security threats posed ...
    May 19, 2020BY Frank Fang
  • US Senators Call Attention to Developing Countries Hit by China’s Debt Diplomacy Amid Pandemic
    US Senators Call Attention to Developing Countries Hit by China’s Debt Diplomacy Amid Pandemic
    Sixteen Republican U.S. senators have expressed concern about developing countries being weighed down by Chinese debt amid the ...
    April 26, 2020BY Frank Fang
  • Perspective on Pandemic: Spain PM’s Relatives Tested Positive for the CCP Virus
    Perspective on Pandemic: Spain PM’s Relatives Tested Positive for the CCP Virus
    Commentary Two more relatives of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez recently tested positive for the CCP (Chinese Communist ...
    April 3, 2020BY Sherry Dong
  • US Senators Introduce Legislation To Monitor China’s Overseas Mineral Investments
    US Senators Introduce Legislation To Monitor China’s Overseas Mineral Investments
    Two U.S. senators on March 5 introduced legislation drawing attention to China’s plans to dominate rare earth supplies ...
    March 6, 2020BY Frank Fang
  • A Hard Touch of China’s ‘Soft Power’ in Central Asia
    A Hard Touch of China’s ‘Soft Power’ in Central Asia
    Since gaining independence in 1991 and embarking on the path to economic development, Central Asian countries that were ...
    February 24, 2020BY Ella Kietlinska
  • Coronavirus Slows China’s ‘One Belt, One Road’ Push
    Coronavirus Slows China’s ‘One Belt, One Road’ Push
    When Chinese leader Xi Jinping made his first state visit this year to Burma (also known as Myanmar) ...
    February 18, 2020BY Reuters
  • Some Kenyans Say Chinese-Built Railway Leaves Them in the Dust
    Some Kenyans Say Chinese-Built Railway Leaves Them in the Dust
    KIU, Kenya—The soporific buzz of bees fills the abandoned train station at Kiu, a two-hour drive from Kenya's ...
    January 22, 2020BY Reuters
  • European Firms Get ‘Crumbs’ From China’s ‘One Belt, One Road’: Business Group
    European Firms Get ‘Crumbs’ From China’s ‘One Belt, One Road’: Business Group
    BEIJING—China's "One Belt, One Road" investment scheme, which aims to connect Europe with Asia, is sidelining European companies ...
    January 16, 2020BY Reuters
  • Beijing Aims to Use ‘Belt and Road’ Project to Achieve Dominance in Space and Cyberspace
    Beijing Aims to Use ‘Belt and Road’ Project to Achieve Dominance in Space and Cyberspace
    The Chinese regime aims to harness its global trade and infrastructure network to build cyber and space projects ...
    December 11, 2019BY Frank Fang
  • US Woos Asia With Plan to Rival China’s ‘One Belt, One Road’
    US Woos Asia With Plan to Rival China’s ‘One Belt, One Road’
    BANGKOK—Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Nov. 5 the United States will invest and trade more in Asia ...
    November 6, 2019BY The Associated Press
  • Esper Has Sharp Words for Turkey, Warns NATO Allies
    Esper Has Sharp Words for Turkey, Warns NATO Allies
    U.S. Secretary of Defense Mark Esper during his trip to Middle East and Europe spoke at the German ...
    October 24, 2019BY Ella Kietlinska
  • Malaysia Bans ‘Belt and Road’ Comic Book for Promoting Chinese Regime’s Ideologies
    Malaysia Bans ‘Belt and Road’ Comic Book for Promoting Chinese Regime’s Ideologies
    Malaysia has banned a 164-page comic book titled “Belt and Road Initiative for Win-Winism,” in the latest pushback ...
    October 24, 2019BY Frank Fang
  • China’s Maritime ‘One Belt, One Road’ Initiative Under Scrutiny for Threats to US Security
    China’s Maritime ‘One Belt, One Road’ Initiative Under Scrutiny for Threats to US Security
    Beijing has the ambitious foreign trade policy to lay its footprints throughout oceans and coastal areas worldwide. U.S. ...
    October 23, 2019BY Frank Fang
  • Kazakh President Orders Investigation Into China-Linked Transport Project
    Kazakh President Orders Investigation Into China-Linked Transport Project
    NUR-SULTAN, Kazakhstan–Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev ordered an investigation on Oct. 8 into former senior officials who initiated a ...
    October 8, 2019BY Reuters
  • India Signs 7 Deals With Bangladesh to Fend Off Chinese Influence
    India Signs 7 Deals With Bangladesh to Fend Off Chinese Influence
    India’s efforts to ward off Chinese influence in its backyard got a major boost with the signing of ...
    October 6, 2019BY Frank Fang
  • Pompeo Criticizes China Over Treatment of Uyghurs in Xinjiang and Investments in Central Asia
    Pompeo Criticizes China Over Treatment of Uyghurs in Xinjiang and Investments in Central Asia
    U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called on countries around the world not to succumb to Beijing’s pressure ...
    September 23, 2019BY Frank Fang
  • US Government Blacklists China’s Biggest Nuclear Company
    US Government Blacklists China’s Biggest Nuclear Company
    The U.S. Department of Commerce has placed China’s biggest state-owned nuclear company on its Entity List, according to ...
    August 14, 2019BY Frank Fang
  • China’s Malign Influence Corrodes Democracy: Major US Think Tank
    China’s Malign Influence Corrodes Democracy: Major US Think Tank
    The International Republican Institute published a new report that blames the People’s Republic of China (PRC) for a campaign ...
    July 29, 2019BY Chriss Street
  • US Navy Admiral Says China Poses Major Threat in Western Hemisphere
    US Navy Admiral Says China Poses Major Threat in Western Hemisphere
    U.S. Navy Adm. Craig Faller, head of the U.S. Southern Command, recently highlighted China’s threats to U.S. interests ...
    July 11, 2019BY Frank Fang
  • China Admits One Belt, One Road has Commercial and Military Objectives
    China Admits One Belt, One Road has Commercial and Military Objectives
    China's Defense Minister Wei Fenghe publicly acknowledged for the first time that China’s $1.3 trillion "One Belt, One Road"  ...
    July 11, 2019BY Chriss Street
  • Slovakia’s New President Takes Aim at China’s Rights Record
    Slovakia’s New President Takes Aim at China’s Rights Record
    BRATISLAVA—Slovakia's new president, a former activist lawyer, used a meeting with China's top diplomat on July 10 to ...
    July 10, 2019BY Reuters
  • China Must Open Up, Create Level Playing Field: German Economy Minister
    China Must Open Up, Create Level Playing Field: German Economy Minister
    BERLIN—China must open up its markets and create fair rules for German companies, Economy Minister Peter Altmaier said ...
    June 18, 2019BY Reuters
  • Huawei to Sell Undersea Cable Business to Chinese Listed Firm With Strong Ties to CCP
    Huawei to Sell Undersea Cable Business to Chinese Listed Firm With Strong Ties to CCP
    Chinese tech giant Huawei plans to sell off its undersea telecom cable business, a move that has drawn ...
    June 4, 2019BY Frank Fang
  • Does US–China Rift Mean a New Cold War—or Worse?
    Does US–China Rift Mean a New Cold War—or Worse?
    Since the beginning of the Trump presidency, we’ve been witnessing a new era emerging in the world. This ...
    May 29, 2019BY James Gorrie
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