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Trump Has Hinted at a Xi Visit. China Is Still Wondering What He Wants.
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New York Times
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Chinese experts say Beijing is open to talks but is being stonewalled by the State Department and other official channels.
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Brief History of a Family review – mysterious interloper at centre of exquisitely constructed drama
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The Guardian
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Lin Jianjie’s remarkable debut feature keeps you guessing to the final scene – a thrilling film directed and performed immaculately
This knockout debut feature from Chinese writer-director Lin Jianjie is like some kind of cinematic kinetic mobile, such as the ones artist Alexander Calder designed in the last century; it’s so exquisitely balanced that it’s able to keep reconfiguring itself with the merest breeze into a whole new arrangement of shapes that’s just as pleasing and...
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Distinguished Chinese-Americans condemn visa veto aimed at students from China
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Yahoo
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A group of prominent Chinese-Americans known as the Committee of 100 has condemned a bill that proposes to ban Chinese nationals from obtaining all main classes of student visas to the US as "not just ...
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Trump’s Tariff Policies Jolt Auto Industry Executives
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New York Times
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President Trump’s approach to tariffs has unsettled many corporate leaders who believed he would use the levies as a negotiating tool. As it turns out, he sees them as an end in themselves.
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'Discarded like a dirty rag': Chinese state media hails Trump's cuts to Voice of America
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BBC News
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State newspaper gloated that the network has "now been discarded by its own government like a dirty rag".
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Trump’s assault on Voice of America and Radio Free Asia celebrated by Chinese state media
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The Independent on MSN
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Trump’s assault on Voice of America and Radio Free Asia celebrated by Chinese state media - Communist Party mouthpiece says ‘almost every malicious falsehood about China has VOA’s fingerprints all ove ...
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Chinese EV maker BYD says fast-charging system could be as quick as filling up a tank
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The Guardian
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BYD unveils platform with charging power of 1,000 kW, which would be twice as fast as Tesla’s supercharging
The Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD has unveiled a new charging system that it said could make it possible for EVs to charge as quickly as it takes to refill with petrol.
BYD’s Hong Kong-listed shares gained 4.1% on Tuesday to hit a record high of 408.80 Hong Kong dollars, as investors bet that the company could strengthen its already commanding position as one of the world’...
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What is EV maker BYD and can its batteries really charge in five minutes?
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The Guardian
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The Chinese carmaker’s shares have jumped as investors speculated it could outdo Elon Musk’s Tesla
The leading Chinese electric carmaker BYD has soared in value after it said its latest batteries charge fast enough to .
BYD’s Hong Kong-listed shares gained 4.1% on Tuesday to hit a record high of 408.80 Hong Kong dollars ($40.58), as investors bet that the company could strengthen its already commanding market position.
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‘Disgusting’ antisemitic tactics used to threaten exiled Hong Kong man in Adelaide, Jewish group says
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The Guardian
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Exclusive: Ted Hui and Melbourne resident Kevin Yam are both subjects of anonymous letters and pamphlets mailed from Chinese-controlled territories
A prominent Jewish group has condemned a “disgusting” attempt to intimidate an exiled pro-democracy campaigner who fled to Adelaide from Hong Kong, with the federal opposition accusing a foreign actor of weaponising antisemitism.
Human Rights Watch said a separate attempt that encouraged people to inform on another dissident, Kevin Yam in...
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The case for boycotting the United States | Robert Reich
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The Guardian
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If you are considering a trip to the US, please reconsider. Why reward Donald Trump’s America with your tourist dollars?
To friends of democracy around the world: we need your help.
You know that the Trump regime is brutally attacking US democracy. Most of us did not vote for Donald Trump (half of us didn’t even vote in the 2024 election). But he feels he has a mandate to take a wrecking ball to the constitution.
Robert Reich, a former US secretary of labor, is a professor of...
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