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China’s Capture of WHO Risks New Health Crisis: Analysts
Beijing seeks to tighten its grip on the U.N. agency to subvert the international order, experts warn.
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Chinese Leader Xi’s Military Purge Disrupts CCP’s Taiwan Invasion Plans: Analysts
A probe into two senior PLA officials for alleged corruption is sparking severe instability in China’s armed forces, experts warn.
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Reporter’s Arrest Raises Concerns of Beijing Media Infiltration in Taiwan: Analysts
Taiwanese media outlet Chung T'ien Television confirmed its reporter was among those detained.
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Beijing Uses Security Dialogue as Cover for Indo-Pacific Expansion: Analysts
Observers warn the threat to Taiwan and U.S. allies remains high even as strategic calculations and internal instability affect future Chinese military drills.
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Trump Says Xi Assured Him China Will Not Invade Taiwan During His Presidency
The president made the comments while traveling on Air Force One to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Russia.
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Report: Investors Exposed to Risk of Human Rights Violations via Hong Kong Stock Exchange
Many U.S. sanctioned mainland Chinese companies leverage Hong Kong’s financial hub to access international capital from investors.
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Hong Kong’s ‘Superman’ in Beijing’s Crosshairs Over Sale of Panama Port Assets
Billionaire tycoon Li Ka-shing is engaged in a protracted power struggle over ports in the Panama Canal.
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Beijing Reveals Cable-Cutting Tech to Rattle Taiwan, Say Analysts
In recent years, Chinese cargo ships have been linked to multiple damaged underwater cables worldwide.
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Li Ka-shing’s Son’s Visit to Beijing Sparks Speculation Amid Panama Port Sale
Li Ka-shing’s business CK Hutchison under fire as a pro-Beijing outlet criticizes $22.8 billion port deal.
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Finland Launches Investigation After Another Undersea Cable Suffers Outage
A Hong Kong-registered cargo ship called Xin Xin Tian 2 was sailing over the cable, Estlink 2, when the outage occurred.
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Economist Stephen Roach Reiterates ‘Hong Kong Is Over’
Mr. Roach, the former good friend of Beijing, reminisced about how he was captivated by Hong Kong after landing at the old Kai Tak Airport in the 1980s.
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Hong Kong Police Arrest 2 on Eve of Tiananmen Square Anniversary, Threaten Epoch Times Reporter
On June 3, the eve of the Tiananmen Massacre anniversary, the HK police arrested a 62-year-old man, bringing the total number of arrests to eight.
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Hong Kong Becomes Key in CCP’s Supply of Semiconductors to Russia
After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022, the number of newly registered companies with ‘Russia’ in their names has surged in Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong’s ‘Mainlandization’ Offers Japan Chance to Be Asia’s Financial Center
‘The most important thing to become an international financial center is trust from the United States,’ Takafumi Maki, a Japanese financial professional, wrote.
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Hong Kong’s Restaurants and Retailers Feel the Pain: Locals, Tourists Take Their Money Elsewhere
Factors driving away tourists and local spenders alike include the ’mainlandization' of the city, high prices, and Hong Kong’s CCP-controlled administration.
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Hong Kong’s Port Status in Danger
For one major shipping alliance between Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd, Hong Kong is not long featuring as a direct port at all.
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Beijing’s ‘Good Friend’ Stephen Roach Banned From Talking About Hong Kong
Stephen Roach, former Morgan Stanley Asia chair, said he was prohibited from expressing differing opinions on Hong Kong at the recent China Development Forum.
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China’s Capture of WHO Risks New Health Crisis: Analysts
Beijing seeks to tighten its grip on the U.N. agency to subvert the international order, experts warn.
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Chinese Leader Xi’s Military Purge Disrupts CCP’s Taiwan Invasion Plans: Analysts
A probe into two senior PLA officials for alleged corruption is sparking severe instability in China’s armed forces, experts warn.
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Reporter’s Arrest Raises Concerns of Beijing Media Infiltration in Taiwan: Analysts
Taiwanese media outlet Chung T'ien Television confirmed its reporter was among those detained.
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Beijing Uses Security Dialogue as Cover for Indo-Pacific Expansion: Analysts
Observers warn the threat to Taiwan and U.S. allies remains high even as strategic calculations and internal instability affect future Chinese military drills.
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Trump Says Xi Assured Him China Will Not Invade Taiwan During His Presidency
The president made the comments while traveling on Air Force One to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Russia.
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Report: Investors Exposed to Risk of Human Rights Violations via Hong Kong Stock Exchange
Many U.S. sanctioned mainland Chinese companies leverage Hong Kong’s financial hub to access international capital from investors.
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Hong Kong’s ‘Superman’ in Beijing’s Crosshairs Over Sale of Panama Port Assets
Billionaire tycoon Li Ka-shing is engaged in a protracted power struggle over ports in the Panama Canal.
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Beijing Reveals Cable-Cutting Tech to Rattle Taiwan, Say Analysts
In recent years, Chinese cargo ships have been linked to multiple damaged underwater cables worldwide.
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Li Ka-shing’s Son’s Visit to Beijing Sparks Speculation Amid Panama Port Sale
Li Ka-shing’s business CK Hutchison under fire as a pro-Beijing outlet criticizes $22.8 billion port deal.
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Finland Launches Investigation After Another Undersea Cable Suffers Outage
A Hong Kong-registered cargo ship called Xin Xin Tian 2 was sailing over the cable, Estlink 2, when the outage occurred.
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Economist Stephen Roach Reiterates ‘Hong Kong Is Over’
Mr. Roach, the former good friend of Beijing, reminisced about how he was captivated by Hong Kong after landing at the old Kai Tak Airport in the 1980s.
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Hong Kong Police Arrest 2 on Eve of Tiananmen Square Anniversary, Threaten Epoch Times Reporter
On June 3, the eve of the Tiananmen Massacre anniversary, the HK police arrested a 62-year-old man, bringing the total number of arrests to eight.
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Hong Kong Becomes Key in CCP’s Supply of Semiconductors to Russia
After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022, the number of newly registered companies with ‘Russia’ in their names has surged in Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong’s ‘Mainlandization’ Offers Japan Chance to Be Asia’s Financial Center
‘The most important thing to become an international financial center is trust from the United States,’ Takafumi Maki, a Japanese financial professional, wrote.
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Hong Kong’s Restaurants and Retailers Feel the Pain: Locals, Tourists Take Their Money Elsewhere
Factors driving away tourists and local spenders alike include the ’mainlandization' of the city, high prices, and Hong Kong’s CCP-controlled administration.
|
Hong Kong’s Port Status in Danger
For one major shipping alliance between Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd, Hong Kong is not long featuring as a direct port at all.
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Beijing’s ‘Good Friend’ Stephen Roach Banned From Talking About Hong Kong
Stephen Roach, former Morgan Stanley Asia chair, said he was prohibited from expressing differing opinions on Hong Kong at the recent China Development Forum.
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