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Breaking news headlines on China and Hong Kong issues from multiple sources: The Epoch Times, SCMP, BBC, New York Post,… Latest China news for today.

China news from The Epoch Times

• Majority of Australians See China as a ‘Security Threat’: Poll
• Wives’ Searches for Loved Ones in China Floods End in Tragedy
• Beijing Has No Choice but to Buy Australia’s Iron Ore: Economist
• Doug Bandow Interview: US and China Both Hold Illusions About Each Other
• India’s ‘Peaceful Coexistence’ With China ‘Long Gone:’ Expert

The Epoch Times is a conservative multi-language newspaper and media company, based in Midtown Manhattan. The newspaper is part of the Epoch Media Group, providing U.S. news, Chinese news and politics issues.

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South China Morning Post

• China’s ‘demands’ on Taiwan, regional issues seek to constrain US action
• China injects 30 billion yuan of short-term cash to prop up the market after three-day plunge in stocks and bonds
• Beijing meets banks to calm frayed nerves after three-day stock market rout wiped out US$800 billion in value
• China’s working mothers struggle with career setbacks and discrimination, finding ‘balance is a false premise’
• Antony Blinken meets WHO chief, supports new coronavirus origins probe in China

South China Morning Post is a leading news media company that has reported on China and Asia news for more than a century with global impact. Founded in 1903, SCMP is headquartered in Hong Kong, where it is the city’s newspaper of record.

Hong Kong news

• Coronavirus: walk-in vaccinations for Hong Kong’s over 70s launch to queues, as elderly brave hot weather warning in morning rush for appointment-free jabs
• HK$5,000 vouchers: everything you need to know about the torrent of offers from payment platforms, retailers and restaurants in Hong Kong
• National security law: scholars, legal experts warn ‘Liberate Hong Kong’ slogan ‘very risky’ in wake of secession conviction
• Hong Kong justice chief secures consent from mainland China’s top court on training courses for local lawyers
• Bitcoin trader robbed of HK$3 million in cash when ‘sellers’ in Hong Kong show up with knife

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China news from New York Post

Get the latest news, articles, videos and photos on the New York Post.

• Macron: France owes ‘debt’ to Polynesians over nuclear tests
• In jab at Putin, Biden warns cyberattacks could cause ‘shooting war’
• Scary video shows Chinese city disappearing in massive dust storm
• Guilty verdict in first trial under Hong Kong sweeping national security law
• Chinese diplomats furious over media photo of country’s weightlifting gold medalist

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China news from Radio Free Asia

• Court in China's Hebei Jails Agricultural Magnate Sun Dawu For 18 Years
• China's WeChat Suspends New User Registrations Amid Tech Crackdown
• Hong Kong Markets Battered as Foreign Investor Confidence Wavers
• Police Stop Mourners Laying Wreaths Near Flood-Hit Zhengzhou Metro Tunnel
• Chinese Activist Under Surveillance Proposes to Jailed Hong Kong Barrister

Radio Free Asia (RFA) is a United States government–funded, nonprofit international broadcasting corporation that broadcasts and publishes online news, information and commentary to readers and listeners in Asia.

China news from BBC

• Outspoken billionaire Sun Dawu jailed for 18 years in China
• China expanding its nuclear capabilities, scientists say
• Kris Wu: Why a superstar sparked China's sexual consent debate
• China stocks see biggest slump in US since 2008 financial crisis
• Hong Kong: First person charged under national security law found guilty

Get the latest news from BBC News in Asia: breaking news, features, analysis and special reports plus audio and video from across China.

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China headlines from The Guardian

• UK’s Covid vaccine donations alongside move to block waiver ‘shameful’
• Chinese billionaire pig farmer jailed for ‘provoking trouble’
• VW’s dilemma in Xinjiang shows how the west is headed for an ethical car crash | Timothy Garton Ash
• Morocco authorities arrest Uyghur activist at China’s request
• Johnson may block Chinese takeover of UK’s largest computer chip maker

The Guardian was founded in 1821 in UK. It’s a part of the Guardian Media Group, covering UK and world news.

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China news from Daily Mail

• Australia's 4x200m women's relay team win bronze after being stunned by China Tokyo Olympic Games
• Drug ban: 335 Russian competitors are sent to Tokyo Olympics 2020 disguised as the 'Team ROC'
• Ted Cruz grills Biden officials over why China hasn't been sanctioned for slew of cyber attacks 
• Chile's famed Chinchorro mummies, oldest known in the world, added to UNESCO's World Heritage List 
• Tokyo Olympics: Team GB endures disastrous attempt to defend men's 3m synchronised diving title

Chinese headlines from Financial Times

• Beijing seeks to ease fears on Wall Street after tech crackdown
• FirstFT: Wall Street angst over China stocks
• US bond prices inch higher and stocks recover after Federal Reserve meeting
• Top European investor says Chinese regulatory crackdown is ‘noise’
• Chinese businessman who challenged Beijing jailed for 18 years

The Financial Times (FT) is a British daily newspaper printed in broadsheet and published digitally that focuses on business and economic current affairs, including China economy and business news.

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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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