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Authorities execute two people in northern China for their part in a large-scale tainted milk scandal.
Poetry by teenage North Korean defectors, translated into English for the first time.
Relatives demand to know what has happened to one of China's top civil rights lawyers.
Legislation drafted in the wake of deadly ethnic violence in China's northwest is said to miss the mark.
Middle-class protesters in southern China mobilize against a planned waste incinerator.
A jail term handed down to a Chinese activist prompts a clash.
An investigation says bosses at a Chinese mine are responsible for a deadly accident.
Authorities in southern China delay plans to build an incinerator amid protests.
An elite North Korean defector says bribery is just business as usual.
A fire in Cambodia's capital leaves hundreds of ethnic Muslims homeless.
North Korea may curb mining ventures with China to develop its own industry.
The wife and children of a jailed Chinese activist are granted U.S. asylum.
The Chinese author of a novel about the Cultural Revolution wins a coveted Asian literary award.
Chinese rights lawyers and petitioners were closely watched and prevented from meeting with U.S. President Barack Obama during his visit to Beijing.
U.S. President Barack Obama calls on Beijing to restart talks with the Tibetan government-in-exile.
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