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The credit fund will focus on developing semiconductor talent and facilitating semiconductor development, as well as biotechnologies, satellites, finance and scientific research, according to Taiwan's National Development Council Minis
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Taiwan to launch $1B Lithuania credit fund amid Beijing pressure
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I Saw Firsthand What It Took to Keep Covid Out of HK. Felt Like a Another Planet
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Buying Influence: How China Manipulates Facebook and Twitter
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China Ordered Amazon to Delete Reviews of Xi Jinping’s Book, Reuters Says
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The Chinese government had demanded Lithuania’s remaining diplomats in Beijing hand in their diplomatic IDs to the foreign ministry to have their diplomatic status lowered. The move raised concern in Vilnius that the officials could lose di
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China’s troll king: how a tabloid editor became the voice of Chinese nationalism
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Lithuania evacuates its embassy in China
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Beijing Influences the Influencers
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Microsoft Seizes 42 Websites from a Chinese Hacking Group
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Chinese embassy lobbies U.S. business to oppose China bills
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Kimberley Chen says 'no regret' after China censors her song mocking Xi Jinping
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Deepfaking Genitalia into Blurred Porn Leads to Man’s Arrest in Japan
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We hanged Uyghurs from ceilings, ordered their rape, says Chinese whistleblower
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Evolution as Tinkering (2008)
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Full title (I shortened to 80 characters): Andrew Left Was Banned From Trading in Hong Kong for Saying China Evergrande Group Was Insolvent. Was He Right All Along? The real estate firm — which Left targeted in a 2012 short report — now fac
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Andrew Left banned from trading in HK for saying China Evergrande was insolvent
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Wikipedia blames pro-China infiltration for bans
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Hong Kong police order Tiananmen Massacre vigil group to delete online content
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What China’s Afghan Bluster Hides
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How a fake network pushes pro-China propaganda
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Shocked Investors Scour Xi Jinping’s Old Speeches to Find Next Target
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Tencent tanks 10% after Chinese media calls online gaming ‘opium’
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Cannes Film Festival, Risking China’s Ire, Screen Hong Kong Protest Documentary
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No Paywall: https://archive.is/dvdWQ
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China is keeping its borders closed, and turning inward
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No cults, no politics, no ghouls: how China censors the video game world
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The Tech Cold War’s ‘Most Complicated Machine’ That’s Out of China’s Reach
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Shanghai-based Xiaohongshu—which means “Little Red Book” in Chinese and is backed by Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and Tencent Holdings Ltd. —wrote in a post on China’s Twitter -like Weibo platform on June 4, “Tell me loudly, what is the date
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Chinese Internet Regulator Investigate Startup After Tiananmen Square Weibo Post
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