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No public mentions of Taiwan at official Xi and Trump meeting (opens the original)
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US President Donald Trump picked his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping up directly from the airport and in his welcoming remarks he praised the strong friendship between their two nations, as well as recalling how China and the US fought together as allies during World War II. "Look at the greatness that we had together fighting in World War II," he said. "Brave American pilots volunteered to come to China and fight for the very survival of the legendary country," he said at the White House, referr
As the Trump-Xi summit nears, Europe is caught in middle of US-China rivalry (opens the original)
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German and Chinese business leaders met in the German city of Düsseldorf for an economic dialogue last week. Although the panel focused on trade and investment between China and Europe, ongoing US-China rivalry was the elephant in the room. As Xi Jinping and Donald Trump sit down in the US capital Washington this week, there is some hope that talks will show progress on alleviating the ongoing trade war launched by the US president. The last time the two leaders met at a Beijing summit in May di
Call in China to end English's core status sparks debate (opens the original)
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From business and academia to social media and entertainment — English is considered the dominant global language. One in five people on Earth actively uses this lingua franca. In China, a mathematics professor specializing in vector algebra is now challenging this dominance in no uncertain terms. Tang Jiafeng believes that English should be abolished as a core subject in elementary schools, secondary schools and universities. Tang is convinced that no other country in the world has placed as mu
China's missile test causes concern in Pacific nations (opens the original)
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On Monday, the Chinese Navy conducted a missile test in the South Pacific, with state media reporting that a nuclear submarine fired a missile carrying a dummy warhead into international waters. The test quickly drew harsh criticism from US allies in the Pacific. Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong said the Chinese test was destabilizing for regional security. Japan called on China to reconsider its actions. New Zealand said it does not want China to use the South Pacific as a testing ground
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