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China

Tsipras the Phaeton alarms China
Article
/ 12 February 2015

Tsipras the Phaeton alarms China

Economic decisions by Athens’s leader may push Greeks to vote for the neo-fascist Golden Dawn.

By Helena Smith
Alibaba and the $40-billion squeeze
Article
/ 2 February 2015

Alibaba and the $40-billion squeeze

The Chinese government tried to take on thriving online marketplace Alibaba, but owner Jack Ma beat the regulators at their own game.

By Alistair Fairweather
China unleashes ‘extraordinary assault on human rights’
Article
/ 29 January 2015

China unleashes ‘extraordinary assault on human rights’

China is violating human rights at an intensity that is unprecedented in its recent history, a top watchdog group said on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
West facing ‘payback’ for colonialism – China paper
Article
/ 13 January 2015

West facing ‘payback’ for colonialism – China paper

A Chinese state-owned newspaper says the West is facing the consequences for slavery and colonialism, following the attack on "Charlie Hebdo".

By Staff Reporter
Chaos and screams at Shanghai New Year stampede
Article
/ 1 January 2015

Chaos and screams at Shanghai New Year stampede

At least 35 people were killed and 48 injured, according to city officials, during Shanghai’s New Year celebration at the Bund.

By Staff Reporter
Climate change: 2014 turns up the heat on future generations
Analysis
/ 30 December 2014

Climate change: 2014 turns up the heat on future generations

2014 will be remembered as the year politicians defeated climate scientists and solidified weak climate change targets, writes Sipho Kings.

By Sipho Kings
Immigration in any language is becoming a dirty word
Article
/ 30 December 2014

Immigration in any language is becoming a dirty word

The issue dominates debates, but for different reasons, from the far right making political capital to border guards pushing migrant boats back.

By Ashifa Kassam
China says no proof N Korea hacked Sony
Article
/ 22 December 2014

China says no proof N Korea hacked Sony

China says there is no proof North Korea was behind the Sony cyber attack, and Pyongyang says it will retaliate against the US mainland if need be.

By Reuters
First China, SA security services
Article
/ 21 December 2014

First China, SA security services

HW Raid Security Pty.Ltd has launched the first Chinese security joint venture in South Africa.

By Bongani Nkosi
Nations at odds over sharing burden of world emissions
Article
/ 13 December 2014

Nations at odds over sharing burden of world emissions

The UN climate talks in Lima, Peru, head for weakened deals in Lima on limiting global warming as meetings continue for an extra day.

By Valerie Volcovici
Remembering ‘Rape of Nanking’ opens old wounds
Article
/ 13 December 2014

Remembering ‘Rape of Nanking’ opens old wounds

China is holding a day of remembrance, the first of its kind, for the thousands of people killed during the Nanjing massacre in 1937.

By Staff Reporter
Crackdown on domestic media in China
Article
/ 4 December 2014

Crackdown on domestic media in China

President Xi Jinping has overseen a sweeping tightening of controls as part of a broader campaign against anyone seen challenging the ruling party.

By Reuters
The age of Mandarin is upon us
Article
/ 4 December 2014

The age of Mandarin is upon us

With the government and business casting their gaze ever eastwards, South Africans are being urged to familiarise themselves with Chinese culture.

By Sipho Kings
World’s two biggest polluters sign ‘historic’ climate accord
Article
/ 12 November 2014

World’s two biggest polluters sign ‘historic’ climate accord

China and the US will sign a deal that will ensure negotiations on targets for climate change are agreed on at next year’s climate talks in Paris.

By Staff Reporter
US, China carbon deal brings hope for climate change policy
Article
/ 12 November 2014

US, China carbon deal brings hope for climate change policy

During secret negotiations, the US pledged to cut its emissions by 28% by 2025 and China promised to reach a peak in emissions by 2030.

By Sipho Kings
Chinese officials went on illegal ivory ‘buying sprees’
Africa
/ 6 November 2014

Chinese officials went on illegal ivory ‘buying sprees’

Officials who visited Tanzania with President Xi Jinping took advantage of the lack of security checks to buy large amounts of ivory, say activists.

By Staff Reporter
China: Violent clashes erupt in Hong Kong for second night
Article
/ 19 October 2014

China: Violent clashes erupt in Hong Kong for second night

Clashes that have erupted in the city have deepened a sense of impasse between government and a pro-democracy movement.

By Reuters
Government denies China dictates to SA
Article
/ 3 October 2014

Government denies China dictates to SA

The perception that China dictates to South Africa is unfounded, Parliament’s portfolio committee on international relations and co-operation said.

By Sapa
Zuma accused of selling SA’s sovereignty to China
Article
/ 2 October 2014

Zuma accused of selling SA’s sovereignty to China

The Dalai Lama has lashed out at Zuma after authorities denied the spiritual leader entry to South Africa, accusing SA of ‘bullying’ him.

By Sapa
Joshua Wong: The face of the Hong Kong protests for democracy in 5 pictures
Article
/ 2 October 2014

Joshua Wong: The face of the Hong Kong protests for democracy in 5 pictures

A 17-year-old student activist is leading the path of Hong Kong’s fight for democracy. Let’s take a look at Joshua Wong in five pictures.

By Staff Reporter
Beijing warns protests will push Hong Kong into ‘chaos’
Article
/ 2 October 2014

Beijing warns protests will push Hong Kong into ‘chaos’

The government has pledged its support for leader CY Leung, accusing pro-democracy protesters of "selfishly" disrupting social order.

By Laura Mannering
Tutu lambasts ‘lickspittle’ government over Dalai Lama visa
Article
/ 2 October 2014

Tutu lambasts ‘lickspittle’ government over Dalai Lama visa

Archbishop Desmond Tutu said Madiba’s comrades had "spat in his face" with denying the Dalai Lama a visa for the summit that was to honour Mandela.

By Sapa
China won’t give in to Hong Kong independence
Article
/ 30 September 2014

China won’t give in to Hong Kong independence

State media says China would not give in to Hong Kong protesters’ demands for full democracy and would wait for mass protests to fizzle out.

By Staff Reporter
No SA visa for Dalai Lama – SACP
Article
/ 7 September 2014

No SA visa for Dalai Lama – SACP

The SA Communist Party has called on government to never grant the Dalai Lama a visa to visit South Africa.

By Sapa
China thanks SA for “support” over Dalai Lama
Article
/ 5 September 2014

China thanks SA for “support” over Dalai Lama

China says it welcomes SA’s support of its sovereignty and territorial integrity, after the Dalai Lama says he was again refused entry to the country.

By Staff Reporter
New China wise to Mugabe
Africa
/ 5 September 2014

New China wise to Mugabe

Despite all the fanfare, the Asian giant is not the easy touch the Zimbabwean despot once knew.

By Jason Moyo
China opposes sanctions against Russia
Article
/ 1 September 2014

China opposes sanctions against Russia

China says the EU’s proposed additional sanctions on its key ally Russia will not solve the current problems in Ukraine.

By Reuters
Mugabe’s latest visit boosts China-Zimbabwe relations
Africa
/ 1 September 2014

Mugabe’s latest visit boosts China-Zimbabwe relations

Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe has returned from China with optimistic reports on plans to work together on energy, infrastructure and transport.

By Staff Reporter
China’s designs on Africa in dispute
Africa
/ 29 August 2014

China’s designs on Africa in dispute

Beijing’s relations with countries in Africa are riddled with lies and truths and everything in between. Separating myth from fact is not easy.

By Lee Mwiti
Zim govt ‘sells out’ to China
Africa
/ 21 August 2014

Zim govt ‘sells out’ to China

President Robert Mugabe will allow Beijing to bypass state tenders for big projects in return for funding from the Chinese government.

By Staff Reporter
Africa’s Miss Chinese Cosmos Pageant
Article
/ 8 August 2014

Africa’s Miss Chinese Cosmos Pageant

The Chinese diaspora in Africa is getting its first shot at a global pageant crown for China.

By Ufrieda Ho
Almost 100 killed during attacks in China’s Xinjiang
Article
/ 3 August 2014

Almost 100 killed during attacks in China’s Xinjiang

Militant attacks in China’s far western region have led to almost 100 deaths, the government has announced.

By Ben Blanchard
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