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Breaking news headlines on China and Hong Kong issues from multiple sources today.

China news from The Epoch Times

• State Department Condemns Beijing for Imprisoning 11 Falun Gong Practitioners Weeks Before Olympics
• Beijing Blames Hamsters and Mail for New Virus Outbreak; Rex Lee Explains Olympic App Security Flaws
• Biden, Kishida Talk China, Nuclear Weapons in First Meeting
• Sun Lijun Involved in Financial Coup, Has Arsenal of Firearms
• Director of ‘Unsilenced’ Reveals What Propelled His Movie

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South China Morning Post

• Taiwan archive sheds light on key events in Chiang Ching-kuo’s presidency
• Ambassador Qin Gang continues push to enlist US business allies against Washington’s China trade policy
• Dredgers spotted off Cambodia’s Ream naval base where China is funding work, says US think tank
• Taiwan needs strategy to deal with PLA’s YJ-12 missile, island’s military says
• US President Joe Biden will travel to Japan for an in-person summit of Quad leaders

Hong Kong news

• Hong Kong’s novice lawmakers: representative of mainland Chinese enterprises says sector is ready to help government solve city’s problems
• Green finance: a global standard may cut through the alphabet soup of global ESG rules
• Coronavirus: looking back on another pandemic year for Hong Kong, how long it can remain a zero-Covid city?
• Omicron: residents locked down in Hong Kong worry about jobs, elderly loved ones, steady supply of food and tests
• Omicron: booster shot of BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine provides enough protection against variant, Hong Kong researchers find

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China news from New York Post

• Tony Podesta made $1M lobbying Biden White House for China’s Huawei
• China brings back anal swab testing for COVID two weeks before Winter Olympics
• Biden, Japan PM talk China, North Korea, Russia in first formal meeting
• Rep. Michael McCaul predicts Chinese invasion of Taiwan after Winter Olympics
• Live like a ‘Tiger King’ in this white-hot hotel

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China news from Radio Free Asia

• Report puts spotlight on PLA units deployed in South China Sea
• Security researchers spot flaws, surveillance in official Beijing Olympics app
• European parliament slams Hong Kong rights abuses under draconian security law
• Hong Kong university withdraws recognition, facilities from student union
• Calls grow for real-name link to track, restrict individuals' movements in Hong Kong

China news from BBC

• Ros Atkins On… China's zero-Covid dilemma
• Beijing Winter Olympics: Why are they controversial?
• Winter Olympics 2022: China sells Xinjiang as a winter sports hub
• Winter Olympics: Athletes advised to use burner phones in Beijing
• China's Xi Jinping defends 'common prosperity' crackdowns

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China headlines from The Guardian

• IMF warns China over cost of Covid lockdowns
• Morrison speaks out against China’s ‘economic coercion’ at Davos
• MPs criticise cyber agency for not aiding China rights group after it was hacked
• China’s threat to ‘punish’ Olympic athletes for free speech ‘very concerning’, Australia says
• ‘Not sustainable’: Omicron tests China’s zero Covid policy as first cases detected

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China news from Daily Mail

• Beihjing 2022: The 10 most extraordinary moments EVER at the Winter Olympics
• MEGHAN MCCAIN: Spineless global community allows China to host Olympic games. I am repulsed.
• Biden will seek support from Japanese PM Kishida Fumio on Ukraine
• Iran, China and Russia hold joint naval drills in Indian Ocean as Putin prepares to face off Ukraine
• China orders hotel to shut room displaying a live TIGER behind reinforced glass 

Chinese headlines from Financial Times

• China’s SenseTime ponders future after US blacklisting
• Beijing Winter Olympics poses challenge to China’s zero-Covid policy
• UK foreign secretary calls on allies to curb rise of Russia and China
• Jack Ma’s Ant Group implicated in corruption scandal by Chinese state media
• US wades into spat between China and Lithuania over Taiwanese office

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Investigative report: Bloody Harvest & The slaughter

There have been allegations that Falun Gong prisoners in China who refused to recant after torture, and who have “disappeared” by the thousands, have been killed in order to supply human organs for organ transplant services offered to foreigners. By means of intensive research and interviews, the authors have developed a persuasive argument that supports those allegations.

The book/video is an updated version of the final report (released January 2007 and translated into 19 languages) commissioned by the Coalition to Investigate the Persecution of the Falun Gong. It contains new material and interviews, and is in two parts. The first section sets out the evidence; the second section details the reactions the final report received and the advocacy Matas and Kilgour undertook to end the abuse that they conclusively identified.

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