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Can't Accept Countries Acting As 'World Judge': China As US Captures Maduro
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said Beijing has "never believed that any country can act as the world's police", nor does it accept any nation claiming to be the world's judge.
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Japanese Tourist Hurt in China Crash Praises Kindness Of People
At the end of her post, Takumaru said that this experience had completely changed her perception of China.
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China Tests Humanoid Robots to Guide Travellers at Border Crossing
China has begun testing UBTech’s Walker humanoid robots at a border facility near Vietnam, aiming to use them for guiding travellers, managing queues and supporting logistics tasks. The robots, arriving in December, feature autonomous battery-swapping for extended operation. The US$37 million contract reflects Beijing’s ambition to dominate glo...
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Beijing Puts $35,000 Bounty On Taiwanese Influencers Over 'Anti-China' Posts
Chinese police on Thursday offered bounties of up to $35,000 for help arresting Taiwanese influencers Wen Tzu-yu and Chen Po-yuan on allegations that the pair disseminated "anti-China" content online.
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Vietnam Cops Probe Chinese Tea Brand Over South China Sea Map
Vietnamese police are investigating a Chinese tea brand over an online map featuring Beijing's disputed claims in the South China Sea, authorities said.
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Chinese Woman, 20, Reports Parents To Police After They Install Spy Camera In Her Bedroom
A 20-year-old woman in China reported her "control freak" parents to the police after they installed a spy camera in her bedroom.
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China Man, 65, Hits Woman For Not Giving Him Seat In Metro, Detained
The man said in the clip, "Call the police, we'll go to the police station, and you can say I'm harassing you."
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China Denies Existence Of Secret Police Stations In UK
China vehemently denied on Wednesday the existence of secret police stations in the United Kingdom, following an order by London to close them down.
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"He Said My Name And...": Protestors In China Spooked By Police Calls
Beijing protesters have been interrogated by police via phone call after attending rare large-scale protests calling for an end to China's harsh zero-Covid controls, one told AFP on Monday.
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1000s Quarantined After Beijing Man Breaks Quarantine, Tests Positive
A Beijing man has landed thousands of his neighbours in quarantine after he ignored an order to stay at home and later tested positive for COVID-19, prompting a police investigation.
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Hong Kong Democracy Leader Detained On Tiananmen Anniversary: Report
Hong Kong police detained a democracy leader on Friday morning as authorities sought to prevent any public commemoration of the anniversary of Beijing's deadly Tiananmen crackdown.
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'Hidden Language': Hong Kongers Get Creative Against Security Law
Hong Kongers are finding creative ways to voice dissent after Beijing blanketed the city in a new security law and police began arresting people displaying now forbidden political slogans.
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Hong Kong Police Charges First Person Under New Security Law
A man accused of deliberately driving his motorbike into a group of police officers became the first person in Hong Kong to be charged under Beijing's sweeping new national security law on Friday.
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Hong Kong Makes First Arrest Under New Law But Fine Print Raises Questions
Hong Kong police made the first arrest under Beijing's new national security law as the city greeted the anniversary of its handover to China with protests banned and its cherished freedoms looking increasingly fragile.
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Hong Kong Police Fire Water Cannon To Disperse Protesters
Hong Kong police used water cannon Wednesday to disperse small groups of protesters who gathered in a popular shopping district in defiance of a ban on rallies, a day after Beijing imposed a sweeping security law on the city.
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Can't Accept Countries Acting As 'World Judge': China As US Captures Maduro
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said Beijing has "never believed that any country can act as the world's police", nor does it accept any nation claiming to be the world's judge.
-
Japanese Tourist Hurt in China Crash Praises Kindness Of People
At the end of her post, Takumaru said that this experience had completely changed her perception of China.
-
China Tests Humanoid Robots to Guide Travellers at Border Crossing
China has begun testing UBTech’s Walker humanoid robots at a border facility near Vietnam, aiming to use them for guiding travellers, managing queues and supporting logistics tasks. The robots, arriving in December, feature autonomous battery-swapping for extended operation. The US$37 million contract reflects Beijing’s ambition to dominate glo...
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Beijing Puts $35,000 Bounty On Taiwanese Influencers Over 'Anti-China' Posts
Chinese police on Thursday offered bounties of up to $35,000 for help arresting Taiwanese influencers Wen Tzu-yu and Chen Po-yuan on allegations that the pair disseminated "anti-China" content online.
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Vietnam Cops Probe Chinese Tea Brand Over South China Sea Map
Vietnamese police are investigating a Chinese tea brand over an online map featuring Beijing's disputed claims in the South China Sea, authorities said.
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Chinese Woman, 20, Reports Parents To Police After They Install Spy Camera In Her Bedroom
A 20-year-old woman in China reported her "control freak" parents to the police after they installed a spy camera in her bedroom.
-
China Man, 65, Hits Woman For Not Giving Him Seat In Metro, Detained
The man said in the clip, "Call the police, we'll go to the police station, and you can say I'm harassing you."
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China Denies Existence Of Secret Police Stations In UK
China vehemently denied on Wednesday the existence of secret police stations in the United Kingdom, following an order by London to close them down.
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"He Said My Name And...": Protestors In China Spooked By Police Calls
Beijing protesters have been interrogated by police via phone call after attending rare large-scale protests calling for an end to China's harsh zero-Covid controls, one told AFP on Monday.
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1000s Quarantined After Beijing Man Breaks Quarantine, Tests Positive
A Beijing man has landed thousands of his neighbours in quarantine after he ignored an order to stay at home and later tested positive for COVID-19, prompting a police investigation.
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Hong Kong Democracy Leader Detained On Tiananmen Anniversary: Report
Hong Kong police detained a democracy leader on Friday morning as authorities sought to prevent any public commemoration of the anniversary of Beijing's deadly Tiananmen crackdown.
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'Hidden Language': Hong Kongers Get Creative Against Security Law
Hong Kongers are finding creative ways to voice dissent after Beijing blanketed the city in a new security law and police began arresting people displaying now forbidden political slogans.
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Hong Kong Police Charges First Person Under New Security Law
A man accused of deliberately driving his motorbike into a group of police officers became the first person in Hong Kong to be charged under Beijing's sweeping new national security law on Friday.
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Hong Kong Makes First Arrest Under New Law But Fine Print Raises Questions
Hong Kong police made the first arrest under Beijing's new national security law as the city greeted the anniversary of its handover to China with protests banned and its cherished freedoms looking increasingly fragile.
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Hong Kong Police Fire Water Cannon To Disperse Protesters
Hong Kong police used water cannon Wednesday to disperse small groups of protesters who gathered in a popular shopping district in defiance of a ban on rallies, a day after Beijing imposed a sweeping security law on the city.
