China’s Social Credit System

The exercise ZAPAD/INTERACTION-2021 kicks off at a combined arms tactical training base of the PLA Army in Qingtongxia City of West China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region on August 9, 2021. Pictures show that the participating troops from China and Russia parade at the launch ceremony in 13 ground phalanxes, together…

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A loophole in the crackdown  As criticism grew, Yú Mǐnhóng 俞敏洪, the founder and president of New Oriental Education, responded to the controversy today, stressing that the company never intended to “offer education on curriculum subjects for parents.” His response, however, was missing the point, according to many critics. They…

(Source: PATEO) Chinese Telematics startup Shanghai Pateo Electronic Equipment Manufacturing Co., Ltd., announced on Wednesday that it had raised more than 830 million yuan ($128 million) in a funding round, led by state-owned automaker China FAW Group. Co-investors are Changchun Fawsn Group Co., Ltd., ChinaEV100, CCB Trust and STEC Jianyuan…

(Source: VCG) LatePost reported on Wednesday that the number of daily active users of video platform Bilibili has exceeded 65 million, surpassing Youku to become the third largest long-form video platform after iQiyi and Tencent Video. According to the report, the users’ time on the platform has stabilized at more…

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HONG KONG: China’s anti-sanctions law will be implemented in some form in Hong Kong, the city’s leader confirmed Tuesday, a move that will add fresh regulatory pressure on international companies in the finance hub. © New Straits Times Press (M) BhdRead More