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China

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/ 13 March 2009

Asian giants eye new spending as G20 rifts emerge

China and Japan said they were ready on Friday to boost spending to fight the downturn as a rift widened over the global response to the crisis.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 11 March 2009

Jane Goodall accuses China of plundering Africa

China’s thirst for resources including wood and minerals is leading to deforestation in Africa and the destruction of wildlife, said Jane Goodall.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 10 March 2009

China says US naval ship broke the law

China said on Tuesday that a US Navy ship involved in a confrontation with its fleet off Hainan had violated international and Chinese laws.

By Chris Buckley
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/ 10 March 2009

‘Hundreds of thousands’ of Tibetans killed

The Dalai Lama on Tuesday accused China of having killed hundreds of thousands of his people and transforming his homeland into a "hell on earth".

By Pratap Chakravarty
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/ 9 March 2009

Deadly violence taints China’s village elections

When Zhou Changshun complained about the fairness of elections in his home village in China’s Hebei province, he had just three days left to live.

By Robert J Saiget
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/ 7 March 2009

China: G20 summit success a priority

China wants the G20 summit to make progress against global financial turmoil, the country’s foreign minister said on Saturday.

By Chris Buckley
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/ 7 March 2009

China warns world against hosting Dalai Lama

China’s foreign minister warned other countries on Saturday not to let the Dalai Lama use their territory to try to sever Tibet from Chinese control.

By Ben Blanchard
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/ 5 March 2009

China ready to talk peace with Taiwan

China Premier Wen Jiabao made an overture to Taiwan on Thursday, saying Beijing was ready to create the conditions needed to reach a peace agreement.

By Ben Blanchard
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/ 5 March 2009

China executive pay rises faster than company profit

Executives at listed Chinese companies last year saw their pay grow about twice as fast as the profits of the companies they manage.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 2 March 2009

Reverence for Dalai Lama defies Chinese rule

Years of Chinese government denunciations and decades in exile have not loosened the Dalai Lama’s influence over Tibetans in his homeland.

By Ben Blanchard
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/ 28 February 2009

Chinese e-cigarettes gain ground amid safety concerns

With its slim white body and glowing amber tip, it can easily pass as a regular cigarette. It even emits what look like curlicues of white smoke.

By Audra Ang
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/ 28 February 2009

Tibetan monk sets himself on fire

A Tibetan Buddhist monk in China set himself on fire in an apparent protest against government religious restrictions and was shot by security forces.

By Henry Sanderson
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/ 27 February 2009

Tiananmen Mothers call for probe into bloody crackdown

Relatives of people killed when China crushed the 1989 Tiananmen democracy movement have called for those responsible to be punished.

By Marianne Barriaux
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/ 27 February 2009

China says economy on track but worse may lie ahead

Chinese officials on Friday painted a mixed picture of the economy, with one saying the country was on track to hit its 8% growth target this year.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 25 February 2009

China’s media reach grows as paper launches in US

China’s global media expansion picked up pace this week with the nation’s top English-language newspaper launching in the US, company officials said.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 23 February 2009

Dark times befall China’s drifting migrants

The farmlands of central China hold no future for Li Honglin, but she’s trapped there until word comes from a clothing factory where she used to work.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 22 February 2009

Blast in China coal mine kills 74, scores rescued

Seventy-four workers were confirmed dead and dozens trapped underground after a gas blast early on Sunday at a north Chinese colliery.

By Peter Harmsen
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/ 12 February 2009

China to fuel Africa mining growth despite crisis

China, Africa’s biggest emerging market partner, will overcome the economic crisis and resume its march into mining and infrastructure investments.

By James Macharia
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/ 10 February 2009

China’s Hu seeks to assure and temper African hopes

China’s quest to show it is a responsible power moves to Africa, where President Hu Jintao will seek to both reassure and temper hopes.

By Chris Buckley
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/ 7 February 2009

Migrant workers leave en masse

Around 20-million migrant workers have returned to the Chinese countryside after failing to find work in the cities because of the economic downturn.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 4 February 2009

For Chinese migrants, village is no longer home

Bundled in city clothes, Zhao Yongfeng slumped in front of a television set and tried to ignore the red-cheeked children in padded jackets.

By Lucy Hornby
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/ 4 February 2009

China’s most wanted

Darryl Accone rounds up the hottest reads on China as the Year of the Ox yokes up.

By Darryl Accone
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/ 28 January 2009

Chinese labour laws buckle as economy darkens

Officials are turning a blind eye to routine violations of China’s labour law to ease the burden on stricken businesses during the financial downturn.

By James Pomfret
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/ 26 January 2009

China may expand Africa zero import tariff policy

China is considering including more African goods in a list of products excluded from import tariffs as a way of further boosting trade.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 24 January 2009

China hits back at US in currency row

China’s central bank on Saturday said United States accusations that it was manipulating the yuan currency were misleading.

By Chris Buckley
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/ 24 January 2009

China warns of economic distress and long-term ills

China must do more to ease public distress as it battles a slowing economy and rising unemployment, a leadership meeting said

By Staff Reporter
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/ 23 January 2009

China: Internet crackdown to be long-lasting

China sought on Friday to portray its internet crackdown as a campaign to protect youth from filth and nothing to do with stifling political dissent.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 22 January 2009

Man gets death penalty over China milk scandal

A Chinese court on Thursday gave the death penalty to a man involved in making tainted milk that killed six babies and sickened about 300&000 others.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 21 January 2009

China offers nervous welcome to Obama

China offered a nervous welcome on Wednesday to US President Barack Obama, expressing concern over the direction he may take Sino-US relations.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 19 January 2009

Chinese families to sue dairies over tainted milk

Lawyers for more than 200 families said on Monday they were turning to China’s highest court for higher compensation for their affected children.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 14 January 2009

China employs cabin crew of the four-legged kind

Two golden labradors sporting uniforms and leather shoes launched China’s first drug-sniffing dog patrol on flights to Beijing this week.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 13 January 2009

China defends internet policies against Amnesty charges

Chinese authorities defended their internet censorship practices on Tuesday after a rights group accused them of cracking down.

By Staff Reporter
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