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In Washington, Xi got the word he wanted (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get insights on Asia's fast-moving developments Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump speaking at the White House ahead of a state dinner on Sept 24. BEIJING – Consider the optics: the putative leader of the free world showing the foundational texts of American democracy to the world’s most powerful communist leader, beneath the marble dome of the National Archives in Washington. In an earlier era of US-China relations, such a setting might have invited the fami
‘People came here dreaming of riches’: Inside the Nanning condo said to be part of a pyramid scheme (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get insights on Asia's fast-moving developments Skyfame Byland is a sprawling 22-block condominium complex in Nanning, China. The tallest block is 64 storeys high. NANNING – The door was shut, the curtains were drawn and everyone was told to put their phones away. Charles (not his real name), a Singaporean in his 30s, was taken to the high-rise apartment one morning in 2024 by a friend for a “briefing” on how he could get rich. The four-bedroom unit was in Skyfame Byland, a sprawlin
Tibet or Xizang? Why Real Madrid’s condolences for mudslide victims hurt Chinese feelings (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get insights on Asia's fast-moving developments Rescue workers carrying out search-and-rescue operations in the disaster-affected area of the destroyed Gyirong Port in Tibet on Sept 4. SHENZHEN – Spanish football club Real Madrid’s gesture of solidarity ended up offending many in China instead. On Aug 30, before a La Liga match against Malaga, players at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium observed a minute of silence for victims of the devastating floods and mudslides that had struck bot
China’s reformist ex-premier Zhu Rongji dies (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get insights on Asia's fast-moving developments China’s former premier Zhu Rongji died in Beijing on Aug 12, state news agency Xinhua reported. China’s former premier Zhu Rongji, whose bold economic reforms propelled his country to become the world’s second-largest economy, has died two months shy of his 98th birthday. He died in Beijing on Aug 12, state news agency Xinhua reported. As vice-premier from 1993 and then premier from 1998 to 2003, Zhu was primarily responsible for econo
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