China Reform Monitor No. 1362
U.S. challenges China at the World Bank;
U.S.-China relations; #METOO tops China's most censored topics;
More trouble signs for China's economy;
New app to "study Xi" a hit
U.S. challenges China at the World Bank;
U.S.-China relations; #METOO tops China's most censored topics;
More trouble signs for China's economy;
New app to "study Xi" a hit
Huawei fracas prompts Chinese economic threats;
Czech cybersecurity agency issues warning against Huawei;
U.S. universities unplug from Chinese telecoms;
China is winning the AI race;
Rolling out facial recognition
China's economy shows signs of stress;
Chinese missiles can sink American carriers;
New Ministry of Emergency Management;
The PRC's Argentine space station stokes fears of secret ops;
U.S. arrests Chinese "birth tourism" operators
Huawei tech removed from UK systems;
British officials worried over Huawei penetration;
Huawei snips a loose end;
China offered cover to disgraced Malay PM;
Fresh signs of economic weakness
David H. Shinn and Joshua Eisenman say the bold proclamation of US intent to help African countries resist China’s ‘predatory practices’ carries little weight, given that the Trump administration has failed to allocate sufficient resources for it to succeed