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Plus, the world reacts to the ISSB’s draft standards
Shipments from Chinese region barred under rules in effect from June 21
Unusual intervention by IG Metall and German state of Lower Saxony increases scrutiny of carmaker
Michelle Bachelet’s Uyghur human rights investigation has been stymied by Beijing and expediency
Sportswear brand loses market share to local rivals after nationalist backlash
Network paid billions for exclusive US rights but faces declining audience interest
Dual drumbeat of disapproval towards coal and products from Xinjiang means decision time for investors
Brussels tells MEPs that such moves could risk challenges by trade partners
US chipmaker is latest multinational caught up in conflict between Beijing and west over human rights
Chinese government threatens to take unspecified countermeasures against Washington
Darren Byler’s field study of Xinjiang evokes the shadow of concentration camps — with the added cruelty of a 21st-century surveillance system
Two administrators received fellowships to attend university’s centre on governance and innovation
Commons and Lords Speakers act in response to 5 MPs being among 10 people placed under Beijing sanctions
Beijing is ready to co-operate with Taliban to prevent chaos across its border, diplomats say
John Donahoe’s defence comes after sportswear group was ensnared in controversy over Xinjiang
White House steps up pressure on China over ‘inhumane’ use of Uyghur forced labour
Daqo New Energy insists there is ‘no such thing’ as forced labour at its plant in Shihezi
US House Speaker adds pressure on China over claims of abuses against Uyghurs in Xinjiang
State department points to Beijing’s ‘ambitious’ surveillance effort to crack down on ‘entire region’
This week in the business of sport: billionaire club owners face emboldened football fans, Apollo’s $5bn bet on Yahoo sports betting, and more.
Growth in commerce has eased Covid’s economic hit to EU but risks human rights backlash
Beijing condemns non-binding vote that puts pressure on UK government to take harder line
The country’s social media offensive over Xinjiang is in overdrive — and backfiring in the west
As Chinese companies and celebrities cut ties over cotton sourcing, western brands rethink what information to share where
Ankara takes action over China embassy tweet that targeted Turkish politicians critical of Beijing
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