Analysis: Online skirmish over Taiwan imperils Japan-China relations

Analysis: Online skirmish over Taiwan imperils Japan-China relations

Off with her head: Xi Jinping’s government has expressed the president’s displeasure with new Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi for acting similarly to her predecessors in regard to Taiwan relations. (Nikkei montage/Source photos by Yusuke Hinata and Yuji Murakami) China up close No honeymoon for Xi Jinping and Sanae Takaichi after their first summit KATSUJI…

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Why Singles’ Day Could Catch on in the U.S.

Peter McGraw is a bachelor, behavioral economist and business professor who studies how single living is transforming consumer behavior. Here’s why he thinks Singles’ Day could catch on in the U.S. Josh Willink/Pexels On November 11 each year, a curious holiday takes over China. What began among Nanjing University students in the 1990s as a tongue-in-cheek…

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‘Impossible to keep these games out’ – Even as Europe protests the scheduled Barcelona-Villarreal match in Miami, Americans cautiously welcome La Liga to the U.S.

The competitive fixture set for December is immensely controversial in Europe, but the view in the U.S. is one of inevitability Most of La Liga spent last weekend protesting. Routinely, in each game, the referee blew his whistle to signify the start of the contest. And for exactly 15 seconds, in every single fixture, the players…

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‘All the teams have possibilities’ – Spain legend David Villa on Barcelona’s Champions League hopes, ‘amazing’ Lamine Yamal and ‘great opportunity’ for U.S. to host World Cup

Mic’d Up: Villa talks Barcelona, the Spanish national team and why Barcelona’s Yamal will win a Ballon d’Or David Villa knows the pressure of the Champions League. After all, he has played in the famed tournament for four different Spanish clubs. He has won it once, and experienced the agony, too, of losing a final….

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