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Tibetan Monk, Once Detained By China, Disappears Amid Crackdown Accusations
Jamyang was previously detained on allegations of maintaining contact with Tibetans living in exile.
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Homoerotic Novel Writer In China Gets 10 Years In Jail For "Obscene" Work
A Chinese court's 10-year jail term for an author of a homoerotic book found guilty of profiting from selling "obscene" literature has been met with disbelief among some internet users who question how the crime could warrant so severe a punishment.
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China To Tear Up 'Poisoned' School Running Tracks
Chinese authorities will remove substandard running tracks from schools, called "poisoned tracks" by the media due to the industrial waste used to build them, after students fell ill using the sports facilities, said the Ministry of Education.
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China Arrests Fourth Japanese Over Spying: Tokyo
Japan today denied that it carries out espionage activities abroad as it announced that Chinese authorities have formally arrested a fourth Japanese citizen on suspicion of spying.
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China's 29 Minutes Of Chaos: Stunned Brokers And A Race To Sell
Even by the rough-and-tumble standards of China's stock market, it was a chaotic 29 minutes.
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Expelled French Journalist 'Surreal' Ahead Of China Departure
A French reporter forced to leave China by authorities after she criticised government policy in violence-wracked, mainly Muslim Xinjiang, said she had been left with a feeling of "surreality" today ahead of her departure.
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Expelled French Reporter Says China Trying To 'Muzzle' Media
A French reporter about to be thrown out of China after being accused of supporting terrorism said today the Chinese authorities were trying to "muzzle the international press".
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Two More Japanese Detained for Spying in China
Two more Japanese nationals have been detained in China on suspicion of spying, bringing the number of Japanese held by Chinese authorities for espionage to four, news reports said today.
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China Eyes New Cruise Link to Disputed South China Sea Islands
Chinese authorities plan to start a second cruise ship link to the disputed Paracel Islands in the South China Sea, state media reported on Monday, in a move that may irk Vietnam, which also claims the islets.
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China's Ex-Security Chief Charged with Bribery, Abuse of Power
Chinese authorities have formally charged former domestic security chief Zhou Yongkang with bribery, abuse of power and intentional disclosure of state secrets, state media said today.
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Tibetan Monk, Once Detained By China, Disappears Amid Crackdown Accusations
Jamyang was previously detained on allegations of maintaining contact with Tibetans living in exile.
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Homoerotic Novel Writer In China Gets 10 Years In Jail For "Obscene" Work
A Chinese court's 10-year jail term for an author of a homoerotic book found guilty of profiting from selling "obscene" literature has been met with disbelief among some internet users who question how the crime could warrant so severe a punishment.
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China To Tear Up 'Poisoned' School Running Tracks
Chinese authorities will remove substandard running tracks from schools, called "poisoned tracks" by the media due to the industrial waste used to build them, after students fell ill using the sports facilities, said the Ministry of Education.
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China Arrests Fourth Japanese Over Spying: Tokyo
Japan today denied that it carries out espionage activities abroad as it announced that Chinese authorities have formally arrested a fourth Japanese citizen on suspicion of spying.
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China's 29 Minutes Of Chaos: Stunned Brokers And A Race To Sell
Even by the rough-and-tumble standards of China's stock market, it was a chaotic 29 minutes.
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Expelled French Journalist 'Surreal' Ahead Of China Departure
A French reporter forced to leave China by authorities after she criticised government policy in violence-wracked, mainly Muslim Xinjiang, said she had been left with a feeling of "surreality" today ahead of her departure.
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Expelled French Reporter Says China Trying To 'Muzzle' Media
A French reporter about to be thrown out of China after being accused of supporting terrorism said today the Chinese authorities were trying to "muzzle the international press".
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Two More Japanese Detained for Spying in China
Two more Japanese nationals have been detained in China on suspicion of spying, bringing the number of Japanese held by Chinese authorities for espionage to four, news reports said today.
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China Eyes New Cruise Link to Disputed South China Sea Islands
Chinese authorities plan to start a second cruise ship link to the disputed Paracel Islands in the South China Sea, state media reported on Monday, in a move that may irk Vietnam, which also claims the islets.
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China's Ex-Security Chief Charged with Bribery, Abuse of Power
Chinese authorities have formally charged former domestic security chief Zhou Yongkang with bribery, abuse of power and intentional disclosure of state secrets, state media said today.
