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China

Bad weather not the cause of TransAsia plane crash
Article
/ 24 July 2014

Bad weather not the cause of TransAsia plane crash

Taiwan authorities say the weather had been suitable for flying when the TransAsia plane crashed, killing 48 people.

By Faith Hung
Zim govt squabbles over China
Africa
/ 18 July 2014

Zim govt squabbles over China

Officials are not in agreement on plans to mortgage the country’s minerals to China.

By Mg Correspondent
SA to export maize to China
Article
/ 1 July 2014

SA to export maize to China

Talks between the South African and Chinese governments have concluded and the plan awaits political signing before first exports to China can begin.

By Staff Reporter
North Korea defies UN ban by launching Scud missiles
Article
/ 29 June 2014

North Korea defies UN ban by launching Scud missiles

North Korea has fired two short-range ballistic missiles into seas east off its coast, defying a UN ban on the isolated country testing such weapons.

By Reuters
Uphill battle for Chinese feminists
Article
/ 26 June 2014

Uphill battle for Chinese feminists

Sexual discrimination is deeply entrenched in China, but a few brave women are fighting back.

By Tania Branigan
​Tiananmen Square protests and crackdown – 25 years on
Analysis
/ 4 June 2014

​Tiananmen Square protests and crackdown – 25 years on

As Beijing seeks to quell discussion of the 1989 event, three protesters and an expert on politics discuss how the massacre has shaped today’s China.

By Tania Branigan
China launches nationwide crackdown on “terrorism”
Article
/ 25 May 2014

China launches nationwide crackdown on “terrorism”

Security forces have been ordered to prevent militants from moving beyond China’s borders days after an attack which killed dozens in Xinjiang.

By Reuters
US TV shows ordered off Chinese website
Article
/ 27 April 2014

US TV shows ordered off Chinese website

"The Good Wife", "NCIS" and "The Practice" are some of the shows that have been ordered off a Chinese online video site.

By Sapa Ap
Economic week ahead: SA retail sales, China GDP
Article
/ 14 April 2014

Economic week ahead: SA retail sales, China GDP

This week, Stats SA is due to release the country’s latest retail figures, while China will report its growth figures. Here’s the economic week ahead.

By Matt Quigley
Michelle Obama tells Chinese students internet freedom is a universal right
Article
/ 22 March 2014

Michelle Obama tells Chinese students internet freedom is a universal right

The US first lady addressed a group of Peking University students while on a tour of China to build goodwill through soft diplomacy.

By Staff Reporter
Chinese dissident dies in Beijing hospital
Article
/ 16 March 2014

Chinese dissident dies in Beijing hospital

Chinese human rights activist Cao Shunli, detained in September for staging sit-ins at the country’s foreign ministry, has died in hospital.

By Reuters
Air quality below standard in almost all Chinese cities
Article
/ 8 March 2014

Air quality below standard in almost all Chinese cities

Air quality was below China’s new national standards in all but three of 74 major cities last year, despite Premier Li Keqiang’s war on pollution.

By Sapa Afp
China train station attack could drive ethnic wedge deeper
Article
/ 3 March 2014

China train station attack could drive ethnic wedge deeper

China has emphasised ethnic unity after assailants killed 29 people in a train station, prompting police to round up Muslim Uighurs for questioning.

By James Pomfret and Michael Martina
China blames Xinjiang militants for deadly attack at train station
Article
/ 2 March 2014

China blames Xinjiang militants for deadly attack at train station

At least 33 people were killed after an attack by knife-wielding "terrorists" in the south-western city of Kunming late on Saturday.

By Ben Blanchard
SA leads Africa in anti-Chinese sentiment
Africa
/ 20 February 2014

SA leads Africa in anti-Chinese sentiment

But Kenya is second to none in its enthusiasm for doing business with China.

By Liesl Louw-Vaudran
US, China agree on cooperation to tackle climate change
Article
/ 15 February 2014

US, China agree on cooperation to tackle climate change

The world’s top greenhouse gas emitters, China and the United States, have signed an agreement to work together to address climate change issues.

By Reuters
China aids Kenya in ivory poacher crackdown
Article
/ 11 February 2014

China aids Kenya in ivory poacher crackdown

A Nairobi ivory bust – China’s first wildlife crime arrest – was part of a month-long, international anti-trafficking operation.

By Guardian Reporter
US committed to defend Japan in territorial rift with China
Article
/ 8 February 2014

US committed to defend Japan in territorial rift with China

The US stressed its commitment to the defense of Japan and stability in the Asia-Pacific region against a backdrop of territorial claims by China.

By David Brunnstrom
Chinese lunar new year a subdued affair
Article
/ 31 January 2014

Chinese lunar new year a subdued affair

China welcomed the Year of the Horse with toned down celebrations as people heeded govt pleas to go easy on firecrackers amid air pollution concerns.

By John Ruwitch, Michael Martina and Ben Blanchard
Female graduate wins first gender bias lawsuit in China
Article
/ 30 January 2014

Female graduate wins first gender bias lawsuit in China

A young women has been awarded a settlement of R55 000 in a Chinese court for workplace gender discrimination, but she still didn’t get the job.

By Tania Branigan
Developed economies are ‘fighting off emerging-market contagion’
Article
/ 28 January 2014

Developed economies are ‘fighting off emerging-market contagion’

Emerging markets have been hit, but not hard enough for the rest of the world to feel the burn, say analysts.

By Staff Reporter
China’s slow thaw on single mums
Article
/ 23 January 2014

China’s slow thaw on single mums

In a country where unwed mothers have to pay a fine, attitudes are starting to liberalise.

By Tania Branigan
Punish paedophiles, not gays
Article
/ 23 January 2014

Punish paedophiles, not gays

Political leaders need to get their priorities straightened out when it comes to homosexuality versus child abuse, writes Jane Raphaely.

By Staff Reporter
Ex-China bank’s boss now Standard Bank Group’s deputy chair
Article
/ 16 January 2014

Ex-China bank’s boss now Standard Bank Group’s deputy chair

The former president of China’s biggest bank, Yang Kaisheng, has been appointed as Standard Bank Group’s new deputy chairperson.

By Staff Reporter
Richemont sales growth disappoints as China declines
Article
/ 16 January 2014

Richemont sales growth disappoints as China declines

Sales of luxury goods grew at a lower rate than expected as China continues to clamp down on the use of watches and jewellery as bribes.

By Staff Reporter
Gold swings near three-week high as Asian demand seen increasing
Article
/ 7 January 2014

Gold swings near three-week high as Asian demand seen increasing

The gold price hovered near a three-week high as investors weighed up Asian demand against overall slowing investment.

By Staff Reporter
China relaxes one-child policy
Article
/ 28 December 2013

China relaxes one-child policy

China has formally approved a number of policy reforms including one easing the country’s long-standing one-child policy.

By Reuters
China to send envoy to S Sudan to protect oil fields
Africa
/ 26 December 2013

China to send envoy to S Sudan to protect oil fields

China will send its special envoy for Africa to South Sudan to help push talks and protect its oil interests.

By Reuters
Chinese unmanned spacecraft lands on moon
Article
/ 15 December 2013

Chinese unmanned spacecraft lands on moon

China reported on Saturday that its spacecraft had touched down in the Sinus Iridum, or the Bay of Rainbows, on the moon.

By Staff Reporter
Sino-US talks nosedive over Japan
Article
/ 5 December 2013

Sino-US talks nosedive over Japan

Economic co-operation meeting fizzles as air space dispute dominates Biden’s trip to China.

By Tania Branigan
China’s Jade Rabbit blasts off to the moon
Article
/ 2 December 2013

China’s Jade Rabbit blasts off to the moon

China has successfully begun its first rover mission to the moon, sending a robotic craft named Jade Rabbit to trek across the lunar landscape.

By Sapa Ap
US airlines give China flight plans for new defence zone
Article
/ 1 December 2013

US airlines give China flight plans for new defence zone

Beijing wants all foreign aircraft passing through its "air defence zone" to identify themselves to Chinese authorities.

By Reuters
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