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China

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/ 20 May 2011

China strengthens grip over rare earths market

China has further tightened its grip on the rare earths market, raising taxes on the minerals vital to high-tech industry.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 17 May 2011

Ai Weiwei in ‘good physical health but mentally conflicted’

Detained artist Ai Weiwei seems to be in good physical health but mentally conflicted and tense, his wife has said after seeing him.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 13 May 2011

Bieber’s bodyguards outnumber fans in Hong Kong

A video showing Justin Bieber arriving in Hong Kong with 20 bodyguards to be greeted by seven female fans was a hit on the YouTube website on Friday.

By Hazel Parry
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/ 13 May 2011

Christian tensions highlighted in China

Catholics have voted for a new government-approved bishop and underground Protestant leaders issued a bold letter in support of a fellow congregation.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 6 May 2011

Another Chinese human rights lawyer disappears

Campaigners have warned that Chinese human rights lawyers remain under intense pressure, following the disappearance of another high-profile person.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 6 May 2011

China’s boom swells the coffers of African economies

Chinese investment in Africa is the single most important development of the previous decade for the continent.

By Lloyd Gedye
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/ 5 May 2011

Can China’s billions spur the next big idea?

If innovation is about dreaming up the next big idea, then the black box devised by Guangdong East Power probably doesn’t qualify.

By James Pomfret
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/ 5 May 2011

China frees rights lawyer but another disappears

A Chinese human rights lawyer came home after disappearing for five days, but another attorney vanished amid a tough crackdown on dissent.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 2 May 2011

‘Chair protest’ in Hong Kong for Ai’s release

Hong Kong pro-democracy supporters staged a "chair protest" on Monday calling for the release of prominent Chinese artist Ai Weiwei.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 2 May 2011

China rights lawyer Li missing, wife pleas for information

A prominent human rights lawyers in China remains missing three days after he called his wife to say he was led away by state security police.

By Chris Buckley
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/ 29 April 2011

Marquez novel gets authorised release in Chinese

Publisher paid $1m for right to publish Chinese edition of <em>One Hundred Years of Solitude</em>, reports say.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 29 April 2011

China: Ai case nothing to do with freedom of expression

The case of detained Chinese artist Ai Weiwei has nothing to do with freedom of expression and the art scene in China is thriving.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 27 April 2011

China seizes 26 tonnes of melamine-tainted milk

Chinese police have seized more than 26 tonnes of milk powder tainted with melamine from an ice cream maker in a south-western city.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 26 April 2011

Ford idles plants in Taiwan, China and SA

Ford Motor on Monday said it will idle plants in Taiwan, China and South Africa beginning this week due to the shortage of parts from Japan.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 22 April 2011

US and China to hold human rights talks

The United States and China will hold talks on human rights in Beijing next week, including discussions on detentions and arrests.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 20 April 2011

Chinese rights lawyer released amid crackdown

A top Chinese rights lawyer has returned home after two months in police custody, amid a fierce crackdown on government critics and activists.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 18 April 2011

Ai Weiwei arrest protests at Chinese embassies worldwide

Demonstrators all over the world were on Sunday sitting outside Chinese embassies demanding the release of the detained Chinese artist Ai Weiwei.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 17 April 2011

Hamilton ends Vettel’s winning streak

McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton roared to victory in the Chinese Grand Prix on Sunday to deny Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel a fifth win.

By Alan Baldwin
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/ 16 April 2011

Vettel back on pole in China

Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel seized his fourth pole position in a row for Red Bull at the Chinese Grand Prix on Saturday.

By Alan Baldwin
Ai Weiwei arrest: Lawyer and designer disappear
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/ 16 April 2011

Ai Weiwei arrest: Lawyer and designer disappear

Crackdown on dissent continues with apparent detention by authorities in China of two more associates of activist-artist.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 15 April 2011

China ‘like the middle ages’, says arrested artist

Two days before Ai Weiwei’s disappearance, the artist spoke out at his Beijing studio about police surveillance and harassment.

By Charlotte Higgins
Brics against use of force in Libya
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/ 14 April 2011

Brics against use of force in Libya

Leaders of five of the world’s major emerging powers said on Thursday the use of force in Libya and the Arab world should be avoided.

By Marianne Barriaux
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/ 13 April 2011

Brics nations target closer trade links

Trade and finance officials from Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa pledged pledged on Wednesday to examine ways to expand economic links.

By Bill Smith
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/ 12 April 2011

Brics grapple with China’s dominance

If trade is the mortar holding together the Brics — Brazil, Russia, India, China and newcomer SA — the omens would appear poor for the grouping.

By Alan Wheatley
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/ 12 April 2011

China reselling SA coal into Europe

At least four cargoes of South African coal were sold back to the original sellers by Chinese buyers during the past month, all coming from Europe.

By Jackie Cowhig
Chinese associates of Ai Weiwei reported missing
Article
/ 12 April 2011

Chinese associates of Ai Weiwei reported missing

Friends say they have been unable to contact the detained artist’s driver, Zhang Jingsong or his accountant, Ms Hu.

By Staff Reporter
Politics to temper Brics broader ambitions
Article
/ 11 April 2011

Politics to temper Brics broader ambitions

The leaders of the Brics nations have voiced lofty goals, from rebalancing the global economy to giving the developing world more say in the G20.

By Ben Blanchard
China tells US not to interfere on human rights
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/ 10 April 2011

China tells US not to interfere on human rights

China has told Washington not to interfere in its affairs after US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called for the release of dozens of activists.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 7 April 2011

China goes wild for 3D porn film

It’s a world first, with technology that hopes to revive an ailing industry. But it is unlikely to be seen in full in the mainland.

By Ben Child
Detained Chinese artist ‘suspected’ of economic crimes
Article
/ 7 April 2011

Detained Chinese artist ‘suspected’ of economic crimes

Chinese police said prominent artist and rights activist Ai Weiwei is under investigation "for suspected economic crimes".

By Chris Buckley
Ai Weiwei: The artist as political hero
Article
/ 5 April 2011

Ai Weiwei: The artist as political hero

Ai Weiwei, detained by the Chinese authorities and unreachable since April 3, has joined a select band of artists who have risked everything.

By Jonathan Jones
Ai Weiwei: France, Germany call for artist’s release
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/ 5 April 2011

Ai Weiwei: France, Germany call for artist’s release

German foreign minister calls for immediate release of China’s leading artist, who has been missing for more than 36 hours.

By Staff Reporter
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