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Accused U.S. Army Deserter in Fair Health

Afghanistan Arrests Two Suspects in Chinese Worker Shootings

Chinese authorities warn Christians not to celebrate Christmas

New rules will soon also target religious activities carried out entirely online.

Chinese Officials Take U.S.$1 Billion, Probed Over Lavish Weddings

The anti-corruption campaign is often overwhelmed with reports of officials on the take, campaigners say.

Beijing Says: What Cultural Revolution?

On this day 50 years ago, the People's Daily called on people to rid society of a bourgeois plot to 'seize political power.'

India, US Say South China Sea Code Should Not ‘Prejudice’ Any Nation

India, like the U.S., is not a party to the South China Sea disputes, but it has shown new willingness to comment on the issue as its relations with Beijing have deteriorated.

Multi-lingual Web Addresses? Not Very Soon

China Logs Rise In Extreme Poverty

Thousands Riot in Zhengzhou Over Student Beating

Chinese Boats Return to South China Sea as Beijing’s Fishing Ban Ends

Even during the period of the ban, the moratorium seemed only to push Chinese fishermen further out rather than reel them in.

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