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China Summons German Envoy After Minister Calls Xi Jinping "Dictator"
Beijing summoned the German ambassador to China after Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock called President Xi Jinping a "dictator", Berlin said Monday, in the latest flare-up of tensions between the countries.
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Beijing Traffic Slashed, Construction Sites Closed In Smog Alert
Half of Beijing's private cars were ordered off the streets Tuesday and many construction sites and schools were closed under the Chinese capital's first-ever red alert for pollution.
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Beijing Is Not Burning
Yes, growth is slowing, but Beijing is on a more sustainable path.
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Hong Kong Activists Plan to Meet Top Chinese Officials in Beijing
Hong Kong student leaders plan to fly to Beijing on Saturday to try to meet with China's top officials to press their case for a greater say in choosing the territory's next leader.
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China Internet Population Reaches 632 Million: Report
China is now home to 632 million Internet users, a government agency said on Monday, although use of social networks has dropped amid a crackdown.
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Opening ceremony London 2012: Google continues the doodle tradition
Google today is celebrating the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympics with a doodle.
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China raises Beijing storm toll to 77 after outcry
Chinese authorities have raised Beijing storm's death toll to 77 from 37 after the public questioned the days-old tally. Some residents even compiled their own totals in a reflection of deep mistrust of the government's handling of the disaster.
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Girl digs with hands to rescue family in China
Tired and injured, an 18-year-old girl braved inclement weather and dug with her bare hands for three days in a vain attempt to rescue her family members buried under mudslides in northwest China.Rescuers found her in a chest-deep mud hole Sunday in Beijie village of Zhouqu county, after a massive mudslide hit the community. But Zeng didn't give up...
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China Summons German Envoy After Minister Calls Xi Jinping "Dictator"
Beijing summoned the German ambassador to China after Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock called President Xi Jinping a "dictator", Berlin said Monday, in the latest flare-up of tensions between the countries.
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Beijing Traffic Slashed, Construction Sites Closed In Smog Alert
Half of Beijing's private cars were ordered off the streets Tuesday and many construction sites and schools were closed under the Chinese capital's first-ever red alert for pollution.
-
Beijing Is Not Burning
Yes, growth is slowing, but Beijing is on a more sustainable path.
-
Hong Kong Activists Plan to Meet Top Chinese Officials in Beijing
Hong Kong student leaders plan to fly to Beijing on Saturday to try to meet with China's top officials to press their case for a greater say in choosing the territory's next leader.
-
China Internet Population Reaches 632 Million: Report
China is now home to 632 million Internet users, a government agency said on Monday, although use of social networks has dropped amid a crackdown.
-
Opening ceremony London 2012: Google continues the doodle tradition
Google today is celebrating the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympics with a doodle.
-
China raises Beijing storm toll to 77 after outcry
Chinese authorities have raised Beijing storm's death toll to 77 from 37 after the public questioned the days-old tally. Some residents even compiled their own totals in a reflection of deep mistrust of the government's handling of the disaster.
-
Girl digs with hands to rescue family in China
Tired and injured, an 18-year-old girl braved inclement weather and dug with her bare hands for three days in a vain attempt to rescue her family members buried under mudslides in northwest China.Rescuers found her in a chest-deep mud hole Sunday in Beijie village of Zhouqu county, after a massive mudslide hit the community. But Zeng didn't give up...
