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China's War On Christianity Deepens As 18 Zion Church Leaders Arrested
In one of the largest crackdowns on underground Christian groups in recent years, Chinese authorities have formally arrested 18 leaders of the Beijing Zion Church, according to Christian rights organisation ChinaAid.
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Video: US Man Stunned After Experiencing "Insane" Library In China: "Bookshop Of Future"
Social media users were equally impressed. One user wrote, "China is on another level. The US is a third-world country compared to that."
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US Man Stunned After Testing Robotic Legs In China: "This Is Literally The Future"
The device, which supports walking and running with ease, went viral on social media, showcasing China's growing innovation in wearable mobility technology.
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This Futuristic Public Toilet In China Analyses Your Urine To Measure Health
Shanghai-based documentary director Christian Petersen-Clausen shared a photo of one such urinal and shared his experience in a Twitter thread.
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"Governments Have Nothing To Fear From Church": Pope's Message For China
Pope Francis on Sunday told Catholics in China to be "good Christians and good citizens", using his visit to Mongolia to help ease tensions between the Vatican and Beijing.
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At G20 Meet, Germany Says It Regrets China's Position On Ukraine War
German Finance Minister Christian Lindner said on Saturday it was "regrettable" that China had blocked a Group of 20 communique to condemn Russia's war on Ukraine.
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China Subjected Covid Protesters To Intense Surveillance, Interrogation
The Chinese protesters who demonstrated against the zero-Covid policy were subjected to intense surveillance measures and aggressive interrogations in police custody, reported Cate Cadell and Christian Shepherd in The Washington Post.
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Audible, Apps for Holy Books Disappear from Apple’s App Store in China Amid Crackdown
Audible and some mobile apps for reading the holy books of Islam and Christianity have disappeared from the Apple’s App Store in China to adhere to the country's tightened rules for internet firms.
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Sania Mirza Wins First Title Of 2021 Season In Ostrava
Sania Mirza won her first title of the season as she and her Chinese partner Shuai Zhang won the women's doubles final of the Ostrava Open.
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US Report On Religious Freedom Accuses China Of Repressing Minorities
An annual report on religious freedom released by the US State Department accuses China of intensifying religious repression on its minority groups, particularly the Uighurs of northwest Xinjiang province, Christians, Muslims, Tibetan Buddhists, and Falun Gong practitioners.
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China's War On Christianity Deepens As 18 Zion Church Leaders Arrested
In one of the largest crackdowns on underground Christian groups in recent years, Chinese authorities have formally arrested 18 leaders of the Beijing Zion Church, according to Christian rights organisation ChinaAid.
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Video: US Man Stunned After Experiencing "Insane" Library In China: "Bookshop Of Future"
Social media users were equally impressed. One user wrote, "China is on another level. The US is a third-world country compared to that."
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US Man Stunned After Testing Robotic Legs In China: "This Is Literally The Future"
The device, which supports walking and running with ease, went viral on social media, showcasing China's growing innovation in wearable mobility technology.
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This Futuristic Public Toilet In China Analyses Your Urine To Measure Health
Shanghai-based documentary director Christian Petersen-Clausen shared a photo of one such urinal and shared his experience in a Twitter thread.
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"Governments Have Nothing To Fear From Church": Pope's Message For China
Pope Francis on Sunday told Catholics in China to be "good Christians and good citizens", using his visit to Mongolia to help ease tensions between the Vatican and Beijing.
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At G20 Meet, Germany Says It Regrets China's Position On Ukraine War
German Finance Minister Christian Lindner said on Saturday it was "regrettable" that China had blocked a Group of 20 communique to condemn Russia's war on Ukraine.
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China Subjected Covid Protesters To Intense Surveillance, Interrogation
The Chinese protesters who demonstrated against the zero-Covid policy were subjected to intense surveillance measures and aggressive interrogations in police custody, reported Cate Cadell and Christian Shepherd in The Washington Post.
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Audible, Apps for Holy Books Disappear from Apple’s App Store in China Amid Crackdown
Audible and some mobile apps for reading the holy books of Islam and Christianity have disappeared from the Apple’s App Store in China to adhere to the country's tightened rules for internet firms.
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Sania Mirza Wins First Title Of 2021 Season In Ostrava
Sania Mirza won her first title of the season as she and her Chinese partner Shuai Zhang won the women's doubles final of the Ostrava Open.
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US Report On Religious Freedom Accuses China Of Repressing Minorities
An annual report on religious freedom released by the US State Department accuses China of intensifying religious repression on its minority groups, particularly the Uighurs of northwest Xinjiang province, Christians, Muslims, Tibetan Buddhists, and Falun Gong practitioners.
