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Google Should Comply With Censorship Laws to Return to China: State Media
"Google is welcome to return to the mainland, but it's a prerequisite that it must comply with the requirements of the law," said a People's Daily editorial.
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US A Troublemaker, No Right To Lecture China over North Korea: Chinese Media
The United States is a troublemaker and has no right to lecture China about taking responsibility for reining in North Korea as tensions on the peninsula are a direct result of US actions, the official People's Daily newspaper said on Wednesday.
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China Downplays India-US Logistics Agreement, Terms It 'Normal Cooperation'
China today downplayed the Indo-IS logistics defence pact as "normal cooperation" even as its state media warned that India's attempts to join US' alliance could "irritate" China, Pakistan, or even Russia and bring "strategic troubles" for New Delhi.
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Nothing Says #MondayMotivation Like These Walruses Doing Perfect Sit Ups
Every Monday brings with it a desperate need for some kind of motivation, something to help us make it through a new work week. This week's inspiration comes in the form these adorable walruses and their pursuit of the perfect abs.
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China Graft Watchdog Raps Top Paper for Covering Up News
China's anti-graft watchdog has criticised the ruling Communist Party's official newspaper the People's Daily for abuses at some of its subsidiaries and bureaus including covering up news in exchange for money and misusing government funds.
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Google 'Alphabet' Website Blocked in China on First Day
Tech geeks in China looking to understand Google's newly unveiled corporate structure is out of luck: the website of the new parent company, dubbed Alphabet, was blocked less than 24 hours after going live.
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China Media Calls on Ai Weiwei to Change Politics After Rare Show
A Chinese newspaper with close links to the Communist Party today called on famed artist Ai Weiwei to abandon his "previous politics" after the dissident was allowed to stage a rare exhibition in China.
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No Safe Haven in China's Corruption Crackdown: People's Daily
China will not allow exceptions in its corruption crackdown, its main official newspaper said on Wednesday, a day after news of a probe into former domestic security chief Zhou Yongkang, one of China's most influential politicians of the last decade.
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4,000 Chinese Nationals Await Vietnam Evacuation: Report
Thousands of Chinese nationals are awaiting evacuation from riot-hit Vietnam, state-run media said today, as Hanoi moved to stifle fresh protests over a territorial dispute between the two countries.
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Google Should Comply With Censorship Laws to Return to China: State Media
"Google is welcome to return to the mainland, but it's a prerequisite that it must comply with the requirements of the law," said a People's Daily editorial.
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US A Troublemaker, No Right To Lecture China over North Korea: Chinese Media
The United States is a troublemaker and has no right to lecture China about taking responsibility for reining in North Korea as tensions on the peninsula are a direct result of US actions, the official People's Daily newspaper said on Wednesday.
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China Downplays India-US Logistics Agreement, Terms It 'Normal Cooperation'
China today downplayed the Indo-IS logistics defence pact as "normal cooperation" even as its state media warned that India's attempts to join US' alliance could "irritate" China, Pakistan, or even Russia and bring "strategic troubles" for New Delhi.
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Nothing Says #MondayMotivation Like These Walruses Doing Perfect Sit Ups
Every Monday brings with it a desperate need for some kind of motivation, something to help us make it through a new work week. This week's inspiration comes in the form these adorable walruses and their pursuit of the perfect abs.
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China Graft Watchdog Raps Top Paper for Covering Up News
China's anti-graft watchdog has criticised the ruling Communist Party's official newspaper the People's Daily for abuses at some of its subsidiaries and bureaus including covering up news in exchange for money and misusing government funds.
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Google 'Alphabet' Website Blocked in China on First Day
Tech geeks in China looking to understand Google's newly unveiled corporate structure is out of luck: the website of the new parent company, dubbed Alphabet, was blocked less than 24 hours after going live.
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China Media Calls on Ai Weiwei to Change Politics After Rare Show
A Chinese newspaper with close links to the Communist Party today called on famed artist Ai Weiwei to abandon his "previous politics" after the dissident was allowed to stage a rare exhibition in China.
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No Safe Haven in China's Corruption Crackdown: People's Daily
China will not allow exceptions in its corruption crackdown, its main official newspaper said on Wednesday, a day after news of a probe into former domestic security chief Zhou Yongkang, one of China's most influential politicians of the last decade.
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4,000 Chinese Nationals Await Vietnam Evacuation: Report
Thousands of Chinese nationals are awaiting evacuation from riot-hit Vietnam, state-run media said today, as Hanoi moved to stifle fresh protests over a territorial dispute between the two countries.
