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The Wall Street Journal
U.N. Report Says China May Have Committed Crimes Against Humanity in Xinjiang — China lobbied heavily against the report, released in the final minutes of Michelle Bachelet’s term as U.N. rights-agency chief.Nvidia Warns of Sales Hit From New U.S. Chip Licensing Requirements for China — New rule puts up to $400 million of quarterly sales into jeopardy, company says.China’s Major Cities Edge Into Covid-19 Lockdowns Ahead of Party Congress — Sichuan capital of Chengdu orders 21 million residents to stay home just weeks before Communist Party leadership shuffle.China’s Economic Woes Drag On With
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