Beijing is about to launch China Standards 2035, an industrial plan to write international rules. China Standards 2035 is the successor to Made in China 2025; an even bolder plan for the subsequent decade premised not on governing where global goods are made, but on setting the standards that define production, exchange, and consumption.
Beijing completed two years of planning for China Standards 2035 at the beginning of March. The final strategy document is projected to be issued this year. While the specifics of China Standards 2035 have yet to be published, the intent – and focus areas – are already evident. The National Standardization Committee has released its preliminary report for the year ahead, the “Main Points of National Standardization Work in 2020.”
China’s biggest e-learning company admits deliberately getting its sums wrong when counting sales
Employee cuffed after forged contracts and dodgy documents discovered
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2020/04/09/tal_china_elearning_company_accounting_errors/
What a Start-Up Crash Reveals About China’s
Luckin Coffee is one of many fraudulent firms that isn’t likely to survive the fallout of the pandemic.
Bad ideology, not bad leadership, caused our China problem
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/bad-ideology-not-bad-leadership-caused-our-china-problem
How China Is Remaking the UN In Its Own Image
China’s attempts to make the UN a tool for achieving its hegemonic ambition could end up destroying the body from within.
https://thediplomat.com/2020/04/how-china-is-remaking-the-un-in-its-own-image/
China may be secretly testing low-grade nukes: report
Concerns about China’s influence don’t end at the WHO, experts say. They’re calling for sweeping reviews of international bodies
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