Editorialista, Author at China Underground

U.S. Treasury nominee Adeyemo vows to combat China’s ‘unfair economic practices’ in testimony

Wally Adeyemo, President Joe Biden’s nominee for the No. 2 job at the U.S. Treasury, vowed to crack down on authoritarian governments and fight unfair … Read more

Canada’s parliament passes motion saying China’s treatment of Uighurs is genocide

Canada’s parliament passed a non-binding motion on Monday saying China’s treatment of the Uighur Muslim minority in the Xinjiang region constitutes genocide, putting pressure on … Read more

Canada votes to recognize China’s treatment of Uighur population as genocide

Parliament’s move was not supported by Trudeau and likely to raise diplomatic tensions between the two nations …

China runs Times Square ads touting cooperation in fight against COVID-19, despite rocky relationship with WHO

The international community has continued to call for Beijing to fully cooperate with investigations into the origin of the coronavirus.

China Is the Myanmar Coup’s ‘Biggest Loser’

Protesters in Yangon have in recent days gathered near the imposing red doors of the Chinese embassy in the city, denouncing China for what they … Read more

Europe to Tip Toward U.S.’s Tougher Stance on Russia, China

The EU will impose fresh sanctions on Russian officials over the jailing of opposition leader Alexei Navalny and will moev ahead with measures to challenge … Read more

MPs vote to label China’s persecution of Uighurs a genocide

Parliament today accused the Chinese government of carrying out genocide against Uighurs and other Turkic Muslims in the western Xinjiang region.

Why China has the fastest e-commerce growth in the world

It’s home to over 50% of all online retail transactions and already boasts the biggest e-commerce market in the world, yet it shows no signs … Read more

Loans from China to Latin America dry up, as region’s governments take pandemic hit

With Latin American borrowers squeezed by the coronavirus pandemic, China has taken a hit as governments have delayed payments on previous loans.

China rejects genocide charge in Xinjiang, says door open to U.N.

China on Monday rejected “slanderous attacks” about conditions for Muslim Uighurs and other minorities living in its Xinjiang region, saying that they enjoyed freedom of … Read more

Schroders to form China wealth management venture with BOCOM

Schroders said on Monday it had received Chinese regulatory permission to form a majority-owned wealth management venture with a unit of Bank of Communications (BOCOM), … Read more

Britain Denounces Abuses ‘On Industrial Scale’ in China’s Xinjiang

Britain’s foreign secretary Dominic Raab on Monday denounced torture, forced labour and sterilisations that he said were taking place against Muslim Uighurs on an “industrial … Read more

China Calls for Reset in Sino-U.S. Relations

Wang, a Chinese state councillor and foreign minister, said Beijing stood ready to reopen constructive dialogue with Washington after relations between the two countries sank … Read more

Exclusive: India to clear 45 investments from China, likely to include Great Wall, SAIC – sources

India is set to clear 45 investment proposals from China, which are likely to include those from Great Wall Motor and SAIC Motor Corp, government … Read more