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Xi in Hunan; Xi to meet US CEOs; Local governments fishing for cash; Steel overcapacity mess; 3 Body Problem
Xi’s Hunan inspection tour - Xi has completed his tour of Hunan that ran from Monday to Thursday. The abridged Xinhua English readout hits some of the key themes. It says “Xi urged Hunan to build itself into a national hub for important and...
Symposium on the central region; Li Qiang inspection tour; Tim Cook in China; More Huawei restrictions possible; TikTok
Schedule update: There will no newsletter or podcast the week of March 25th. It is our kids’ Spring Break, an as they likely are off to different colleges in the Fall this may be our last Spring Break as a family for a while, so I am going ...
Sharp China: MSS on Cybersecurity; Will the Senate Kill the TikTok Bill?; Solar Energy and the PRC Playbook; Liu Jianchao on the Global South
Show Notes: On today’s show Andrew and Bill begin with the Ministry of State Security providing its interpretation of the Cybersecurity Law. Topics include: The odd timing of this message as debate roils over TikTok, the legal and regulator...
Article 23, Xi in Hunan; Action plan to encourage foreigners to "invest in China"; 400B RMB spent on stock market rescue?; AI dialogue
Hong Kong’s LegCo has passed the Safeguarding National Security Ordinance 維護國家安全條例, aka Article 23, much faster than anyone expected. The South China Morning Post explained that the “swift enactment of the bill was a calculated strategy to ...
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