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How a Young Chinese Nationalist Turned Her Back on Beijing

Studying overseas, a former ‘little pink’ started questioning her patriotic education

By Shen Lu, The Wall Street Journal
How a Young Chinese Nationalist Turned Her Back on Beijing
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Why Europe’s Vaunted Car Industry Is in Crisis, in Charts

New tariffs under Donald Trump would pose yet another challenge for Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz and BMW

By Stephen Wilmot, The Wall Street Journal
Why Europe’s Vaunted Car Industry Is in Crisis, in Charts
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To Challenge China, India Needs to Get Out of the Way of Its Factory Owners

Trump’s promised tariffs on Chinese goods offer an opening for India but the travails of its garment industry are a cautionary tale

By Shan Li, The Wall Street Journal
To Challenge China, India Needs to Get Out of the Way of Its Factory Owners
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Hong Kong Is Becoming Hub for Financial Crime, U.S. Lawmakers Say

The U.S. should rethink its close ties with Hong Kong’s banking sector, leaders of an influential House committee say

By Richard Vanderford, The Wall Street Journal
Hong Kong Is Becoming Hub for Financial Crime, U.S. Lawmakers Say

‘Agamemnon to Alexander the Great’ Exhibition in Beijing

“The Greeks: Agamemnon to Alexander the Great” exhibition displays 270 artifacts and antiquities loaned by 14 Greek museums and institutions. It will run until May 2025, before moving to its next stop in China, the metropolis of Shanghai

‘Agamemnon to Alexander the Great’ Exhibition in Beijing
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China’s Once-Unwanted Daughters Have Grown Up—and Now They Shun Motherhood

Cast aside in favor of sons, some women say trauma of one-child policy shattered their sense of family

By Shen Lu, The Wall Street Journal
China’s Once-Unwanted Daughters Have Grown Up—and Now They Shun Motherhood

China Car Accident Kills 35, Injures Dozens

A car plowed into a crowd outside a stadium in China on Monday night, killing at least 35 people and injuring another 43, according to police reports. The 62-year-old driver has been arrested. The injured, many of whom were reportedly exercising at the Zhuhai sports center, were transported to the hospital. The incident occurred despite […]

China Car Accident Kills 35, Injures Dozens
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Scale of Chinese Spying Overwhelms Western Governments

Fears of escalation as China’s intelligence-gathering operation looks to consolidate Xi Jinping’s grip on power

By Max Colchester and Daniel Michaels, The Wall Street Journal
Scale of Chinese Spying Overwhelms Western Governments

6th World Media Summit: A Communication Channel in the Era of AI

This year’s World Media Summit, themed “Artificial Intelligence and Media Transformation” focused on the role and responsibilities of global media in the digital era and the risks and opportunities that have arisen with the advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Jo Pierri
6th World Media Summit: A Communication Channel in the Era of AI
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For Years, Chinese Workers Could Retire at 50. Now, China Can’t Afford It.

Beijing moves to raise retirement age for men to 63 from 60, and for some women to 55 from 50

By Stu Woo Follow and Liyan Qi, The Wall Street Journal
For Years, Chinese Workers Could Retire at 50. Now, China Can’t Afford It.
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The U.S. Finally Has a Strategy to Compete With China. Will It Work?

The strategy is a three-legged stool consisting of tariffs, security restrictions and tech subsidies

By Greg Ip, The Wall Street Journal
The U.S. Finally Has a Strategy to Compete With China. Will It Work?
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One French Company’s Lonely Struggle to Survive Fierce Competition From China

After China destroyed Europe’s solar-panel industry, the continent struggles with onslaught against other green sectors

By Matthew Dalton, The Wall Street Journal
One French Company’s Lonely Struggle to Survive Fierce Competition From China

Greek Ag Min. Avgenakis’ China Visit Boosts Trade Prospects

Furthermore, longstanding issues affecting Greek dairy and honey exports to China were thoroughly examined, with expectations of prompt resolution.

Greek Ag Min. Avgenakis’ China Visit Boosts Trade Prospects
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Immigration Is Helping the U.S. Edge Out Asia

Antipathy toward large-scale foreign labor is emerging as Asia’s Achilles’ heel

By Nathaniel Taplin and Megha Mandavia, The Wall Street Journal
Immigration Is Helping the U.S. Edge Out Asia

Athens Int’l Airport: New Air Routes Link China With Greece

Air China has announced five flights a week from Beijing, while Juneyao Airlines has commenced three flights from Shanghai, in partnership with Aegean Airlines

Athens Int’l Airport: New Air Routes Link China With Greece
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Why China’s Middle Class Is Losing Its Confidence

The country’s economic miracle created an optimistic middle class. A slowdown has left it shaken.

By Cao Li, The Wall Street Journal
Why China’s Middle Class Is Losing Its Confidence

Houthis Agree to Ensure Safe Passage of Russian and Chinese Ships in Red Sea and Gulf of Aden

The three parties reached an agreement following discussions in Oman between representatives of the two countries and Mohamed Abdel-Salam, a senior Houthi official

Houthis Agree to Ensure Safe Passage of Russian and Chinese Ships in Red Sea and Gulf of Aden
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The World Is in for Another China Shock

China is flooding foreign markets with cheap goods again. This time it isn’t buying much in return.

By Jason Douglas, The Wall Street Journal
The World Is in for Another China Shock

Eight Greece-China Flights per Week As of April

Air China has added additional flights between Athens and Beijing, and Juneyao Airlines between Athens and Shanghai, starting in March and April respectively

Eight Greece-China Flights per Week As of April

Red Sea: Greek Retailers Turn to Europe for Suppliers

Kotsovolos and Jumbo are just two examples of Greek retailers looking to source closer to home in a bid to keep down transport costs

Red Sea: Greek Retailers Turn to Europe for Suppliers

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