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China is heavily censoring its version of Twitter. Accounts dedicated to members of BTS have been suspended for 30 days.

China’s Weibo suspends 21 K-pop fan accounts for ‘irrational star-chasing behavior’

By Charles Riley, CNN Business K-pop fans are the latest casualty of China’s crackdown on celebrity culture. Weibo, China’s heavily censored version of Twitter, announced Sunday it has suspended 21 fan accounts dedicated to various K-pop artists due to “irrational star-chasing behavior.” The accounts, which have been suspended for 30 days, are dedicated to members

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Bystanders outside the headquarters of the Apple Daily newspaper and its publisher Next Digital Ltd. in Hong Kong

‘A climate of fear’: Hong Kong media company behind shuttered Apple Daily admits defeat

By Michelle Toh, Sasha Chua and Chandler Thornton, CNN Business The media company behind the now-shuttered Hong Kong tabloid Apple Daily is shutting down after its entire board resigned, citing “a climate of fear” over the city’s controversial national security law. Next Digital, which was founded by now-imprisoned tycoon Jimmy Lai, said in a stock

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Australian Treasurer Josh Frydenberg claimed the Chinese government has failed to seriously impact the country's economy through a series of punitive measures on exports.

China’s ‘political pressure’ on Australian economy isn’t working, treasurer says

By Ben Westcott, CNN Business Tensions between China and Australia have taken a $4 billion toll on the important trading partnership, but Canberra says its economy has proven “remarkably resilient” as other countries moved to fill in the gaps. Australian Treasurer Josh Frydenberg on Monday claimed the Chinese government has failed to seriously impact the

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