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Protests by unpaid Chinese workers spread amid factory closures

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By Huang Chunmei
| Radio Free Asia
Protests by workers demanding back wages are spreading across China in a sign of growing discontent among millions suffering the brunt of factory closures, triggered by steep U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports amid an economic downturn.
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Can China propping up its stock market bring back the bull?

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By Huang Chunmei
| Radio Free Asia
Amid the spate of economic policy announced in recent days and Beijing’s intervention to arrest a plummeting stock market, Chinese equities rebounded Tuesday and Wednesday, but the overall gloom may be far from over for the world’s second-largest economy. News broke on Tuesday that the “national team” – Beijing-charged fund managers – had stepped in to rescue the market as the country’s three major stock indexes continued to dive.
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Taiwan’s pro-China speaker choice stirs fears of deeper Beijing influence

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By Huang Chunmei
| Radio Free Asia
The former pro-China mayor of Taiwan’s Kaohsiung has been elected speaker of the Legislative Yuan sparking local civic groups’ protests to “reject China’s choice”. Han Kuo-yu of the main opposition and Beijing-friendly Kuomintang (KMT) emerged victorious after two rounds of voting on Thursday, an outcome that could challenge the ruling and pro-independent Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) which last month won the presidential election.
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