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Hong Kong Appoints New Zealand Judge To Top Court
A New Zealand judge has been appointed as a justice of Hong Kong's top court, after a years-long exodus of overseas jurists following Beijing's imposition of a sweeping security law on the finance hub.
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British Man Charged Over Plot To Smuggle US Military Tech To China, Called Xi Jinping "The Boss"
According to court documents, John Miller and Cui Guanghai allegedly discussed exporting a device used for encryption and decryption, paying a $10,000 deposit for the equipment.
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Chinese Manager Sacked For Kissing Subordinate In Office, Court Rules In His Favour
The appellate court noted that the company's expectation of high moral standards was more of a guiding principle than a strict rule.
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Trump's Team Cite "Fragile" India-Pak Ceasefire To Justify Tariffs In Court
The Trump administration, which has been spending a lot of its time in courts lately due to controversial orders signed by Donald Trump, has urged the American judiciary not to put a 'stay' on the US President's vastly unpopular tariffs move.
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"Industrial Accident": China Court On Man Who Died During Workplace Sex
The security guard's son claimed in court that his father's working conditions prevented him from pursuing a romantic relationship outside of work.
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China Woman Exposes Husband's Affair With Hidden Camera, Mistress Takes Her To Court
The court ruled that while Li's actions were a response to her husband's infidelity, they crossed a legal boundary by infringing on Wang's rights.
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Trump Says Ball In China's Court On Tariffs
Donald Trump believes it is up to China, not the United States, to come to the negotiating table on trade, the White House said Tuesday, after the US president accused Beijing of reneging on a major Boeing deal.
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Chinese Woman Fired For Leaving Work One Minute Early Wins Legal Battle
A local court ruled that the company had sacked Ms Wang illegally and that she should be paid compensation.
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Kidnapped, Sold As Infant, China Man Seeks Rs 7.8 Crore Compensation After 17 Years
A man kidnapped and sold as an infant nearly two decades ago is now seeking compensation of 6.77 million yuan (approx. Rs 7.8 crore) from the defendants in a Chinese court.
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Chinese Man Sues Gaming Firm For Depression After Getting 4,800 Virtual Slaps
A long-time Chinese player of an online video game has dragged its developer to court, alleging he slipped into depression after being virtually slapped 4,800 times by in-game goods.
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Congress Leader's "China Not Our Enemy" Remark Sparks Huge Row
Sam Pitroda, the Congress overseas unit chief, has courted a new controversy after claiming that the threat from China is often blown out of proportion.
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How TikTok Ban Would Work, Why User Workarounds Won't
Social media app TikTok, which is owned by China's ByteDance, will be banned in the United States on Sunday unless a deal comes together to sell it to a US investor or the US Supreme Court intervenes.
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TikTok Turns to US Supreme Court in Last-Ditch Bid to Avert Ban
TikTok made a last-ditch effort on Monday to continue operating in the United States. TikTok has denied that it has or ever would share US user data, accusing US lawmakers of advancing speculative concerns.
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TikTok Asks US Supreme Court To Temporarily Block Government Ban
TikTok asked the US Supreme Court on Monday to temporarily block a law that would force its Chinese owner to sell the popular online video-sharing platform or shut down a month from now.
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'Huge Disappointment' At Climate Hearings: Global South Representative
Major powers such as the United States, China, and India have warned the judges not to go beyond the existing legal framework for combating climate change.
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Hong Kong Appoints New Zealand Judge To Top Court
A New Zealand judge has been appointed as a justice of Hong Kong's top court, after a years-long exodus of overseas jurists following Beijing's imposition of a sweeping security law on the finance hub.
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British Man Charged Over Plot To Smuggle US Military Tech To China, Called Xi Jinping "The Boss"
According to court documents, John Miller and Cui Guanghai allegedly discussed exporting a device used for encryption and decryption, paying a $10,000 deposit for the equipment.
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Chinese Manager Sacked For Kissing Subordinate In Office, Court Rules In His Favour
The appellate court noted that the company's expectation of high moral standards was more of a guiding principle than a strict rule.
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Trump's Team Cite "Fragile" India-Pak Ceasefire To Justify Tariffs In Court
The Trump administration, which has been spending a lot of its time in courts lately due to controversial orders signed by Donald Trump, has urged the American judiciary not to put a 'stay' on the US President's vastly unpopular tariffs move.
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"Industrial Accident": China Court On Man Who Died During Workplace Sex
The security guard's son claimed in court that his father's working conditions prevented him from pursuing a romantic relationship outside of work.
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China Woman Exposes Husband's Affair With Hidden Camera, Mistress Takes Her To Court
The court ruled that while Li's actions were a response to her husband's infidelity, they crossed a legal boundary by infringing on Wang's rights.
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Trump Says Ball In China's Court On Tariffs
Donald Trump believes it is up to China, not the United States, to come to the negotiating table on trade, the White House said Tuesday, after the US president accused Beijing of reneging on a major Boeing deal.
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Chinese Woman Fired For Leaving Work One Minute Early Wins Legal Battle
A local court ruled that the company had sacked Ms Wang illegally and that she should be paid compensation.
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Kidnapped, Sold As Infant, China Man Seeks Rs 7.8 Crore Compensation After 17 Years
A man kidnapped and sold as an infant nearly two decades ago is now seeking compensation of 6.77 million yuan (approx. Rs 7.8 crore) from the defendants in a Chinese court.
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Chinese Man Sues Gaming Firm For Depression After Getting 4,800 Virtual Slaps
A long-time Chinese player of an online video game has dragged its developer to court, alleging he slipped into depression after being virtually slapped 4,800 times by in-game goods.
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Congress Leader's "China Not Our Enemy" Remark Sparks Huge Row
Sam Pitroda, the Congress overseas unit chief, has courted a new controversy after claiming that the threat from China is often blown out of proportion.
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How TikTok Ban Would Work, Why User Workarounds Won't
Social media app TikTok, which is owned by China's ByteDance, will be banned in the United States on Sunday unless a deal comes together to sell it to a US investor or the US Supreme Court intervenes.
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TikTok Turns to US Supreme Court in Last-Ditch Bid to Avert Ban
TikTok made a last-ditch effort on Monday to continue operating in the United States. TikTok has denied that it has or ever would share US user data, accusing US lawmakers of advancing speculative concerns.
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TikTok Asks US Supreme Court To Temporarily Block Government Ban
TikTok asked the US Supreme Court on Monday to temporarily block a law that would force its Chinese owner to sell the popular online video-sharing platform or shut down a month from now.
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'Huge Disappointment' At Climate Hearings: Global South Representative
Major powers such as the United States, China, and India have warned the judges not to go beyond the existing legal framework for combating climate change.
