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China

Apple wins first round to sell iPads in Shanghai
Article
/ 23 February 2012

Apple wins first round to sell iPads in Shanghai

Apple has won round one of a trademark case against it after a Shanghai court ruled its iPads could still be sold in the city.

By Samuel Shen and Jason Subler
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Article
/ 14 February 2012

Beijing says that China and EU must join forces

China concedes that it needs to work together with the EU to solve Europe’s debt crisis.

By Joe McDonald
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Article
/ 14 February 2012

China seeks amends with Arab League after Syria veto

A Chinese envoy has met the head of the Arab league as the country tries to repair relations damaged by its veto of a UN resolution on Syria.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 11 February 2012

Chinese bank lending falls amid slow policy ease

Chinese bank lending fell 28% in January from a year earlier, suggesting Beijing is reluctant to open the credit valves too quickly.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 10 February 2012

Local oil companies brace for US-sanctions fallout

United States sanctions on Iranian oil exports set to impact local refiners.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 8 February 2012

China’s Xi Jinping sets the tone for his leadership

Chinese leader-in-waiting Xi Jinping’s visit to the US next week could set the mood for the next decade that he is likely to serve as president.

By Chris Buckley
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Article
/ 7 February 2012

Kidnapped Chinese workers in South Sudan freed

A group of Chinese workers kidnapped in South Sudan 11 days ago by rebels have been freed and flown to Kenya.

By Ian Timberlake
China’s appetite boosts global commodity outlook
Article
/ 6 February 2012

China’s appetite boosts global commodity outlook

The year ahead may yet prove a tough time for commodities, but the outlook from the 2012 Mining Indaba is cautiously optimistic, thanks to China.

By Lynley Donnelly
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Article
/ 5 February 2012

Asian trade flourishes for sanctions-hit Iran

China has become Iran’s top trading partner as the sanctions against the Islamic republic have become progressively tougher.

By Siavosh Ghazi
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Article
/ 5 February 2012

Double-veto blocks UN resolution on Syria

Russia and China have blocked a UN Security Council resolution condemning Syria, hours after the country’s forces bombed Homs, killing hundreds.

By Tim Witcher
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Article
/ 3 February 2012

Dreams of China vs local realities

Zuma looking to China for infrastructure development.

By The Editorial
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Article
/ 2 February 2012

China looks to secure release of kidnapped workers

China will press South Sudan for help in securing the release of 29 Chinese workers held by rebels and may ask the AU to mediate in negotiations.

By Sui-Lee Wee
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Article
/ 2 February 2012

Tibetan deaths caused by separatist plots, says China

China says Tibetans shot dead by police during the worst unrest to hit the conflicted Sichuan region since 2008 were part of a separatist plot.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 27 January 2012

Black cloud over China’s green growth

China making huge strides in using green energy but coal consumption continues to increase.

By Jonathan Watts
Water panic buying spurred by river pollution in China
Article
/ 26 January 2012

Water panic buying spurred by river pollution in China

Residents of a south China town have been panic buying bottled water after media reports of excessive levels of the carcinogenic metal cadmium.

By Staff Reporter
China breaks out tear gas to disperse Tibet protesters
Article
/ 24 January 2012

China breaks out tear gas to disperse Tibet protesters

Chinese forces have fired tear gas to break up a protest by Tibetans in the province of Sichuan, the latest flare-up of volatile unrest there.

By Chris Buckley
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Article
/ 22 January 2012

Taiwanese fraud drops thanks to Chinese intervention

Taiwan’s fraud cases fell 26% in 2010 from the previous year after the island joined hands with China to fight crime, the government said.

By Staff Reporter
Rates on hold amid worsening outlook
Article
/ 20 January 2012

Rates on hold amid worsening outlook

Gill Marcus keeps rates on hold.

By Sharda Naidoo
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Article
/ 17 January 2012

SA’s all-share index hits record high

The all-share index has hit an all-time high as commodity firms ticked higher, tracking gains in global equities after positive China growth data.

By Staff Reporter
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Africa
/ 17 January 2012

Fake, dodgy drugs drive malaria crisis in Africa

Scientists have called for measures to prevent the circulation of counterfeit and substandard malaria medicines that threaten millions of lives.

By Sarah Boseley
March in Hong Kong against ‘preferential Chinese births’
Article
/ 15 January 2012

March in Hong Kong against ‘preferential Chinese births’

Pregnant women were among more than 1 500 protesters who took to Hong Kong’s streets to oppose the growing number of Chinese births in the city.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 11 January 2012

China tells US to back off Tibet affair

The US was told not to interfere in China’s affairs after it voiced concern over the spate of self-immolations by Tibetan monks in the area.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 9 January 2012

Tibetan monk dies from self-immolation

A Tibetan monk has died after setting himself alight in protest against the Chinese government’s lack of religious freedom in the region.

By Staff Reporter
Iran shrugs off oil export sanctions
Article
/ 6 January 2012

Iran shrugs off oil export sanctions

An already frail economy will come under more pressure when the EU ban comes into effect.

By Julian Borger
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Article
/ 6 January 2012

Rivalries that could rock SA’s diplomatic boat

There is no doubt the Ibsa forum was one of the seminal diplomatic achievements of the Thabo Mbeki presidency.

By Staff Reporter
Tomb raiders ravage China’s past
Article
/ 6 January 2012

Tomb raiders ravage China’s past

International collectors have spawned a ruthless industry that cares little for a precious history.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 4 January 2012

To pay, or not to pay

Keynes suggested a means to restoring equilibrium between nations after the Great Depression and it may be an idea whose time has come.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 4 January 2012

‘Another 20 to 30 years’ of unhealthy air for China’s city dwellers

A haze expert has warned that despite recent moves to tighten controls on air pollution in urban China, dangerous smog will persist for decades.

By Jonathan Watts
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Article
/ 2 January 2012

China’s tomb raiders lay waste to history

Bulldozers and dynamite are being used to strip priceless artefacts from remote sites, with booty sold on to wealthy collectors.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 20 December 2011

China increases military presence in Indian Ocean

China is forming military links in Africa and in the Indian Ocean in order, experts say, to protect Beijing’s economic interests in the region.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 19 December 2011

The economic week ahead: Persistent turbulence

With a fix to the eurozone crisis "technically, politically beyond reach", China’s economy slowing and SA struggling, markets remain deeply unsettled.

By Matt Quigley
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Article
/ 15 December 2011

Villagers in Chinese land dispute plead for help

Chinese villagers have called on their government to intervene in a bloody land dispute that has claimed at least one life so far.

By Jonathan Watts
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