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Taiwan Experts Say Trump-Xi Summit Did Not Alter US-China Strategic Divide (opens the original)
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The second meeting between President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping produced no fundamental shift in the strategic competition between Washington and Beijing or in U.S. policy toward Taiwan, experts at a Taiwan forum said. They argued at the Sept. 29 event that differences between the two powers remain too deep for Taiwan to become a bargaining chip. The assessment came at an international seminar on the geopolitical and economic implications of the Trump–Xi meeting, hosted by the no
Chinese Cellphone Users Complain of Sudden Service Suspensions Under Anti-Fraud Measures (opens the original)
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Chinese cellphone users are complaining that anti-fraud measures have left them without phone service with little warning, including one reported case in which a user was given just 10 minutes late at night to complete an identity verification process or face restrictions on the number. A screenshot posted on Chinese social media platform Xiaohongshu on Sept. 18 showed a text message from China Mobile saying the recipient’s number had “abnormal communication behavior.” The message said the verif
Xi Calls for ‘Safer’ China as Security Concerns Mount Ahead of 2027 Party Congress (opens the original)
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Chinese leader Xi Jinping has called for a “safer” China in his first major domestic directive since returning from a state visit to the United States, emphasizing the need to protect the country from security risks. Xi made the remarks in a written directive delivered at the Sept. 28 national conference on building a “Peaceful China,” according to China’s state-run Xinhua News Agency. He called for the continued implementation of his “comprehensive national security” framework and said China is
China’s Economic Slowdown Hits Households and Small Businesses as Spending Weakens (opens the original)
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China’s prolonged economic slowdown is increasingly being felt at the household and small-business level, with people across several provinces describing weaker incomes, declining sales, and more cautious spending. Interviews with The Epoch Times offer a glimpse into how the broader economic pressures are affecting everyday life, from small retailers and restaurants to tourism and self-employed workers. The interviewees spoke on condition of anonymity out of fear of reprisal. A businessman in no
Chinese Food Safety Reporter Detained as Lawyer Denied Access 3 Times (opens the original)
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A former reporter on food safety issues has been detained by police in China’s northeastern city of Dalian after being taken from the southern city of Xiamen, according to information released by his family and Chinese civil-rights advocates. Hong Guangyu, a former Beijing Science and Technology Report reporter who has written extensively about food safety and science education, was criminally detained on suspicion of “picking quarrels and provoking trouble.” The broadly worded offense is freque
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