China's population falls and economy sputters — Radio Free Asia
Economic slump is proving an obstacle to government urgings for families to have more children.
Source: rfa.org
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Chinese Communist Party Pushes Private Sector 'Partnerships' to Grab Business Assets
The Chinese Communist Party is pressing privately-owned businesses to make big investments in infrastructure projects.
Source: breitbart.com
China calls on businesses to join hands with state sector
The public-private franchise partnerships could become a nationwide asset grab, analysts warn.
Source: rfa.org
China's Communist Party to take helm of 'chaotic' financial sector — Radio Free Asia
Risk prevention and control are the new watchwords as Beijing says the sector must bow to Marxist political theory.
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Source: rfa.org
China restricts mourning for former premier
Li Keqiang led China for a decade through challenges such as rising political, economic and military tensions with the US
Source: ucanews.com
Chinese censors clamp down on public mourning for former premier
Reports emerge that universities are moving to nip student memorials in the bud, online or offline.
Source: rfa.org
At The Movies: Confinement delivers stillborn horror, The Pigeon Tunnel nails John le Carre's story
Reviews of Kelvin Tong's post-partum melodrama and the Apple TV+ bio-documentary of the late spy author. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Source: straitstimes.com
Confinement delivers stillborn horror
Movies News - Confinement (PG13) 95 minutes, opens on Thursday 2 stars The story: A new mother is tormented by much more than sleepless nights in Kelvin Tong’s home-grown horror.
Source: straitstimes.com
Hong Kong no longer 'world's freest economy' — Radio Free Asia
Curbs on the citys political freedoms blamed for the loss of its economic crown.
Source: rfa.org
Hong Kongers line up for hours at Shenzhen bank branches to withdraw their money
Long waits come amid concerns about the Chinese economy and liquidity of banking system.
Source: rfa.org