We have started to collect the most important news related to China in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Diplomats meet in Beijing for long-delayed talks on how to verify North Korea's account of its nuclear programme.
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China say it has arrested 82 suspected terrorists so far this year for plotting to sabotage the Olympic Games in Beijing.
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Chinese police shoot dead five alleged Uighur separatists in a raid in Xinjiang, the state news agency reports.
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French President Sarkozy will attend the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics, quashing speculation about a boycott.
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Barcelona refuse to allow Ronaldinho to play for Brazil at the Beijing Olympics despite saying he has no long-term future at the club.
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Chinese officials draw up plans to rebuild a major panda reserve badly damaged in the Sichuan province quake in May.
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More than 25% of adults in China are now considered overweight or obese, according to new research.
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With just one month to go until the Olympics, Beijing's air still falls short of international standards, BBC tests suggest.
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Coca-Cola defends its sponsorship of the Beijing Olympics despite global protests about China's role in Tibet.
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China clamps down on corruption as it rebuilds post-quake
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China agrees to send electrical power units to help improve Niger's power supplies.
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For the first time in nearly a decade, China is issuing new banknotes without the image of Chairman Mao Zedong.
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State media reports that at least 21 people have died after an accident at a coal mine in northern Shanxi province.
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Factories in Tianjin near Beijing are ordered to close in an attempt to improve air quality a month before the Olympic Games.
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The first regular direct flight from China to Taiwan in nearly six decades lands in Taipei, in a new sign of improving ties.
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US President George W Bush will attend the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics, the White House says.
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China confirms an official met envoys of the Dalai Lama, in its first statement on two-day talks this week in Beijing.
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Eighteen workers were killed when a mine shaft collapsed at a colliery in central China, state media reports.
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A man storms into a police station in the Chinese city of Shanghai and stabs at least five officers to death, officials say.
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More than 10,000 people work to clean up green algae that has invaded the Olympic sailing venue in Qingdao.
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A man storms into a police station in the Chinese city of Shanghai and stabs at least five officers to death, officials say.
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Senior envoys for Tibet's spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, are in Beijing for formal talks, the government-in-exile says.
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A Chinese businessman wins the right to have lunch with Warren Buffett after bidding $2.1m on auction site eBay.
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Taiwan lifts some restrictions on exchanging Chinese currency, in the latest sign of warming bilateral ties.
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Angry crowds attack government buildings in south-west China in protest at the death of a teenage girl.
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Going to see a doctor or having an operation is too expensive for many, reports Jill McGivering in Beijing.
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The main venue for Beijing's Olympic Games - the "Bird's Nest" stadium - is complete and fully operational, say officials.
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China readies for Olympics but visitor numbers drop
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Bulgaria withdraw their weightlifting team from this summer's Beijing Olympics as 11 lifters fail a drugs test.
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North Korea hands over a long-awaited account of its nuclear programme to China as part of a disarmament deal.
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Beijing stresses it is "against politicising the Olympics" following an IOC rebuke over comments by an official in Tibet.
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China basketball star Yao Ming's big Olympic Village bed is one of 200 million items of memorabilia up for auction online.
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Two military jets have collided above an urban area of Inner Mongolia, reports China's state news agency.
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Three months after violent anti-China protests, foreign tourists are being allowed back in to Tibet, state media says.
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Suspended Justin Gatlin's bid to compete in the American trials for the Beijing Games has been blocked.
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A Japanese warship arrives in southern China for a five-day port call, the first such visit since World War II.
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Global brands chase China market share and prestige
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NBA player of the year Kobe Bryant and leading scorer LeBron James are named in the men's team for the Beijing Olympics.
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Twelve officials are fired by the Chinese government for their handling of the earthquake that struck the country last month.
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Many Chinese are applying to marry on 8 August, the opening date of the Beijing Olympics, state media say.
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More than 1,000 people involved in protests in Tibet earlier this year have now been released from custody, Chinese media say.
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Chinese shares close 3% higher after the government raises fuel prices to try and cool energy demand.
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Chinese President Hu Jintao makes his debut on an online chat forum, but answers just three easy questions.
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China, the world's second largest consumer of oil, announces it is to raise the price of petrol and diesel by 18%.
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Ethnic Chinese people in South Africa are reclassified as black, to benefit from Affirmative Action.
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China and Japan reach an agreement in a long-running dispute over a gas field in the East China Sea.
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China's Olympic torch relay moves to the ancient Silk Road city of Kashgar in the mainly Muslim Xinjiang region.
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Peru's lucrative copper mountain in Chinese hands
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Mass evacuations and river reinforcements are under way in southern China amid fears of more bad flooding.
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Security is very tight as the Olympic torch begins its passage through China's predominantly Muslim region of Xinjiang.
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China's yuan is at its highest level since July 2005 as US and Chinese officials begin a two-day meeting.
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The Olympic flame is in China's Uighur Muslim homeland
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China warns that one of its longest waterways, the Yellow River, is in danger of bursting its banks.
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Most of Australia's athletes will miss the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics because of concerns over poor air quality.
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China and Japan are close to a deal that would ease a long-running dispute over offshore gas fields, reports from Japan say.
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Shards of shattered lives at Chinese quake museum
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Will Olympics make China's economy go even faster?
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More than a million people forced to flee China flooding
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Flooding in southern China kills at least 55 people and forces more than a million to flee their homes, the government says.
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How old remedies are being used to help quake victims
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Chinese rescue workers hindered by toxic gas abandon a search for trapped miners after a blast killed 27 workers.
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How one Canadian talked his way to fame in China
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China and Taiwan sign historic agreements on direct flights and tourism at their first talks in almost a decade.
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China's quake victims wait to rebuild their lives
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Iraq faces Beijing ban over Olympic committee wrangle
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Negotiators from China and Taiwan agree to host representative offices, in their first formal talks for a decade.
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A month on from the earthquake, Chinese officials impose tight security in damaged areas, apparently to prevent protests.
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More than 4,000 children in China are named 'Olympic Games'
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Tibet's exiled leader, the Dalai Lama, arrives in Australia for a visit, as his supporters urge China to meet his envoys.
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China has begun to successfully drain an unstable lake formed by the Sichuan earthquake, officials say.
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Daniel Griffiths in Mianyang reports on China's victory
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Water engulfs quake-hit town of Beichuan
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Illegal "tiger bone wine" is being made and sold by a number of animals parks in China, say campaigners.
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The Chinese toy industry still has "weak links" in it despite progress in addressing safety concerns, an EU report finds.
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Water levels in a lake formed by the Sichuan earthquake are still rising, as soldiers fire shells to clear new drainage channels.
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A strong aftershock in China rocks a quake-formed lake that has been threatening to burst its banks, state media says.
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Chinese troops begin to drain a dangerously swollen "quake lake" formed after the Sichuan earthquake.
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China sends medics to offer reverse sterilisation operations to parents who lost their only child in the quake.
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A Chinese court jails a man for over seven years after he stole from buildings which fell in last month's quake disaster.
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Beijing Olympic organisers promote an official cheer for patriotic spectators to spur on Team China at the Games.
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Viewed as dangerous during the Cultural Revolution, piano playing is now very popular in China, as Petroc Trelawny discovers.
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Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao says efforts to ease a swollen quake lake have reached a "critical moment".
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Parents of quake victims are angry at official response
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China does all it can to avoid re-run of Tibet unrest
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China appears to be reining in public anger over the number of schools that collapsed during the earthquake.
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A helicopter ferrying China quake victims crashes, as efforts to stop a quake lake flooding Mianyang continue.
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About 200,000 people are moved from areas below a rising "quake lake" in Sichuan, Chinese media say.
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Tokyo shelves a military flight carrying quake aid to Sichuan amid Chinese fears of an anti-Japan backlash.
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Sharon Stone is dropped by Christian Dior in China after saying the recent earthquake was the result of bad "karma".
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Japan plans to send a military plane with relief supplies to quake-hit China, the first such flight for over 60 years.
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Taiwan and China say they will resume bilateral talks, which have been suspended for a decade.
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A Chinese woman living in the US pleads guilty to helping to spy for Beijing on US military relations with Taiwan.
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The chairman of Taiwan's ruling party meets Chinese President Hu Jintao in a sign of warming ties.
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Almost 160,000 have now been evacuated from areas below a rising "quake lake" in Sichuan, Chinese media say.
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Two further aftershocks destroy 420,000 homes in the Chinese area hit by the recent quake, state media say.
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Another 80,000 people are being evacuated in China from near a swollen "quake lake", state media say.
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Chinese troops work to ease pressure on a rising "quake lake" in Sichuan province, amid fears of floods.
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Chinese troops work to unblock a lake formed by the earthquake, as the toll from Sunday's aftershock rises.
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The chairman of Taiwan's ruling party arrives in China, for a visit being seen as another sign of warming ties.
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China's Sichuan province prepares for heavy rains which could hamper relief efforts for quake victims.
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