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US says China is funding America’s fentanyl crisis
China is funding the United States’ fentanyl crisis by using tax rebates to subsidize the manufacture and export of raw materials for the drug, a U.S. congressional report found.
China touts economic prospects amid ‘rising East and declining West’
Beijing is countering reports of deepening structural problems and economic hardship with articles in state media about how the long-term outlook is positive as measures begin to pay off.
'A tough future like that is hard to think about'
Taiwan's frontier archipelago of Kinmen sits less than 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) from China’s Fujian province. Its uneasy position is the subject of the Oscar-nominated short documentary "The Island Between" by Taiwanese-American director S. Leo Chiang.
Chinese controls 'more efficient' as country marks 30 years online
Three decades after internet access first became available in China, the country has more than a billion people online, with a thriving e-commerce sector and several massively popular homegrown social media platforms.
'Prolonged crisis' in US-China ties set to continue this year
U.S.-China ties remained in a prolonged state of crisis at the end of 2023 despite some "candid and constructive" dialogue at the Xi-Biden summit in November, and will likely stay that way throughout 2024 amid ongoing tensions over democratic Taiwan, analysts told Radio Free Asia in recent interviews.
China uses AI to generate propaganda on YouTube, report finds
In a YouTube video, a voice in English announces that China has researched and developed its own ultra-thin 1-nanometer chip – a staggering claim given that the chip isn’t expected in commercial devices for another decade. "Recent news from China has sent ripples of excitement and astonishment across the globe," gushes the voice-over on the China Charged YouTube channel.
Faced with decline in marriages, Xi calls on women to build families
Faced with plummeting marriage rates, flagging births and a rapidly aging population, Chinese President Xi Jinping wants the country's women to step up and embody "the traditional virtues" of marriage and raising children in a bid to "rejuvenate" the nation.
SMOG WREATHS NORTHERN CHINA AS COUNTRY BURNS COAL TO FIRE ECONOMY
The following information was released by Radio Free Asia: The shift back to coal will make Xi's pledge to slash carbon emissions much harder to achieve. By Qiao Qinen for RFA Mandarin Beijing and other northern Chinese cities are once more wreathed in heavy smog, with severe pollution warnings issued for the capital, along with the northern port of Tianjin and other regional cities amid a return to coal-fired power generation in a bid to kickstart the economy.
Smog wreaths northern China as country burns coal to fire economy
Beijing and other northern Chinese cities are once more wreathed in heavy smog, with severe pollution warnings issued for the capital, along with the northern port of Tianjin and other regional cities amid a return to coal-fired power generation in a bid to kickstart the economy.
China lets loose armies of catchers as dog killings spread
Local governments in China have stepped up dog-catching operations after a 2-year-old girl was mauled by a Rottweiler earlier this month in the southwestern city of Chengdu, sparking huge online reactions as some responded by beating animals to death or hauling away beloved pets. Ranged on one side of the issue are people who have been bitten or frightened by one of China's estimated 55 million stray dogs.
China passes 'patriotic education' law to reinforce party line
China's legislature nodded through a law on 'patriotic education' on Wednesday, in a move aimed at strengthening patriotic feeling among the country's youth, state media reported. According to Xinhua news agency, some people "are at a loss about what is patriotism," and may give in to "historical nihilism," a political buzzword used under President Xi Jinping to describe any view that departs from the official Communist Party line on history. The law, which will take effect on Jan.
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