We have started to collect the most important news related to China in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Hollywood film Memoirs of a Geisha is banned in China after coming in for criticism in the country's media.
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US congressmen condemn IT firms including Microsoft and Google for helping China censor the internet.
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Two ex-Bank of China managers are charged in the US with stealing $485m and trying to launder the money through Las Vegas casinos.
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An explosion at a fireworks warehouse in central China on the first day of Chinese New Year leaves 36 dead.
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Chinese officials back plans to enrich uranium in Russia for use in Iran, but call for renewed global diplomacy.
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The editor of an outspoken Chinese newspaper supplement says its closure is 'disgusting'.
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Iran's top nuclear negotiator visits China for talks likely to focus on world concern over Tehran's nuclear programme.
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An international media watchdog accuses Google of letting down Chinese web users by agreeing to censorship.
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A 29-year-old woman in China becomes the seventh person in the country to die of the deadly H5N1 bird flu virus.
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Web search giant Google will censor its China site in order to abide by tight government control of the net.
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The Chinese economy grew 9.9% last year, official figures have revealed, and is showing no signs of slowing down.
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China releases new HIV figures showing fewer cases than estimated, but warnings of a serious crisis continue.
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More than 100 chemical plants beside China's rivers pose safety threats, the country's environment chief warns.
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Police in Japan raid the headquarters of vehicles giant Yamaha in an inquiry into helicopter exports to China.
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Taiwan's outgoing PM warns President Chen Shui-bian over his hardline China policy, as a cabinet reshuffle begins.
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Police in Japan raid the headquarters of vehicles giant Yamaha in an inquiry into helicopter exports to China.
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Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao says the seizures of land by local authorities are a key threat to rural stability.
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Direct passenger flights between China and Taiwan begin for a limited period over the Lunar New Year.
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China announces another rise in public disturbances, as rapid economic growth sparks social unrest.
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Taiwan shows satellite images of Chinese army bases said to underscore the threat to the island.
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Donor nations meeting in China pledge $1.9bn to help fight bird flu outbreaks, much more than expected.
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After days of silence, North Korea's official news agency confirms reports that Kim Jong-il has been in China.
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A donor conference in China is aiming to raise more than $1bn to fight the worldwide spread of bird flu.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong-il tours high-tech firms in China, according to secret filming aired by Japanese TV.
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A number of villagers in southern China have been hurt after police broke up a land protest, reports say.
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A farmer explodes a bomb in a court in north-west China, killing himself and four others, including two senior officials.
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Almost 250,000 people are trapped by heavy snowfall, as China faces its worst winter in 20 years.
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Yao Wenyuan, the last remaining member of the Gang of Four which led the Cultural Revolution, has died.
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Police in China's Nanjing are angry at a demand to disclose their private lives in an effort to stamp out corruption.
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Chinese journalist Jiang Weiping, jailed after exposing high-level corruption, has been freed.
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Cambodia's main opposition leader suggests Vietnam and China influenced the recent arrests of rights activists in Phnom Penh.
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Pakistan denies a newspaper report it is in talks to buy between six and eight new nuclear reactors from China.
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A Chinese firm is found guilty of violating Starbucks' trademark by using a similar name and logo.
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A senior official says China's economy grew an estimated 9.8% in 2005, much faster than previously forecast.
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President Chen Shui-bian of Taiwan vows to toughen his island's stance against China in his New Year speech.
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A nine-year-old boy loses his case against a Beijing hospital his parents claim gave him HIV-contaminated blood.
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About 100 journalists from China's progressive Beijing News walk out to protest against their editor's sacking.
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Tests confirm China's third bird flu fatality, bringing the total number of human cases of the disease to seven.
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Chinese authorities dismiss the editor-in-chief of the popular and outspoken Beijing News.
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A Japanese diplomat who committed suicide last year was being blackmailed by China, media reports say.
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China releases a village activist held for three months, in what is seen as an unusual concession to protesters.
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A former China government minister is jailed for life for taking more than half a million dollars in bribes.
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Four brothers who owned a bar in the Chinese city of Zhongshan where a fire killed 26 people are arrested.
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Beijing's 2008 Olympic Games could generate millions of dollars in profits, according to state media.
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China says it has made a new bird flu vaccine for poultry which may also ultimately help protect humans.
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A blaze in a bar in the southern Chinese city of Zhongshan kills 26 people celebrating Christmas.
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A Chinese democracy activist is reportedly jailed for 12 years for helping to organise anti-Japanese protests.
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Twenty-seven people are feared dead in northern China after a bus plunges into the Yellow River.
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China is to prosecute a New York Times researcher on charges of leaking state secrets, his lawyer says.
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China takes action against more than 200 officials in connection with six major coal mining accidents.
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China's court upholds the life sentence of a US-based Chinese dissident on terror charges, state media say.
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A gas explosion at a construction site in south-west China kills at least 42 people.
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Chinese officials say a toxic spill has been stopped by a dam, ensuring clean water downstream.
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Beijing criticises pro-democracy lawmakers in Hong Kong for blocking a controversial reform package.
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A second toxic spill in weeks threatens water supplies to millions in southern China, state media say.
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Residents of Khabarovsk brace for the arrival of a chemical river spill from China to the south.
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China moves up the world economic rankings after reporting that its output was much larger than estimated.
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The names of three people killed when Chinese police opened fire during a village riot are published by state media.
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A toxic river spill from a chemical explosion in China reaches Russian waters, Moscow says.
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A local Chinese Party official and 26 others go on trial for their role in a bloody riot over land rights.
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Patients are forced to jump from a burning hospital in north-eastern China, after a fire kills at least 39 people.
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Kazakhstan and China open a 1,000km-long oil pipeline to supply Kazakh oil to China's western region of Xinjiang.
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The trial of a former Chinese government minister accused of taking huge bribes begins in Beijing.
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East Asian leaders hold a series of meetings aimed at boosting trade, as a China-Japan row rumbles on.
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A group of Chinese scholars posts an open letter condemning the shooting of protesters in Guangdong.
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A commander who ordered police to open fire on a village demonstration in China is arrested, media reports say.
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Businessmen plan to sue the Chinese state-owned chemical company blamed for a toxic spill last month.
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China's third fatal mine accident in two weeks leaves 74 miners dead and 32 missing in northern Hebei Province.
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A vice-mayor of the Chinese city where a chemical blast polluted a river last month is found dead at his home.
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A 10-year-old Chinese girl has been diagnosed with the deadly H5N1 bird flu virus, officials say.
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The owner of a Chinese mine where flooding has trapped 42 miners is missing, the state news agency reports.
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European aircraft maker Airbus agrees to sell 150 A320 planes to China in a deal worth almost $10bn.
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Japan's Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi says China's decision to delay annual talks is "fine" with him.
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China and Airbus sign a pact which could see the European aircraft maker assembling some planes in China.
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IOC chief Jacques Rogge gives his support to 2008 Olympic hosts Beijing.
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Rescuers in China are trying to reach 42 workers trapped in a flooded coal mine in the central Henan province.
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Torture is often used in China's jails, says a UN official - who also accused Beijing of obstructing his inquiry.
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China's environmental protection chief resigns, a week after a serious toxic leak left a city without water.
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Pro-democracy lawmakers from Hong Kong are to hold rare face-to-face talks with senior Beijing officials.
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Five Tibetan monks are arrested for opposing a Chinese political campaign, a pro-democracy campaign group says.
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Two Chinese coal mine officials are arrested following an explosion that killed at least 164 miners.
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Beijing summons Malaysia's envoy to protest about the treatment of ethnic Chinese in Malaysia.
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Chinese rescuers search for survivors of a mine blast, as four more miners are found dead, taking the toll to 146.
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Water in China's city of Harbin is declared safe to drink more than two weeks after a toxic spill.
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An explosion at a mine in north-east China claims 134 lives, officials say, with 15 miners still trapped.
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Sir Paul McCartney vows not to perform in China after seeing footage of dogs and cats being killed for their fur.
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Russia is to airlift chemicals to try to tackle a toxic spill expected to flow into its rivers from China.
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Running water is back for China's city of Harbin after a toxic spill, but may not yet be safe to drink.
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Chinese rescuers are sent to areas hit by a quake that killed 14 people and flattened thousands of homes.
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The Chinese city of Harbin is to have its water restored, five days after it was cut off following a chemical blast.
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China apologises to Russia for a massive toxic leak which is set to reach Russian rivers within two weeks.
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An earthquake kills at least 14 people and injures hundreds in parts of central China, state media report.
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Officials from Beijing are sent in to investigate the chemical blast that contaminated a city's main water source.
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Malaysia launches an inquiry into a video which appears to show a police officer humiliating a Chinese woman.
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Hundreds of Chinese are being evacuated as the city of Harbin spends a third day without mains water.
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Chinese media reveal the extent of the toxic leak threatening water supplies along the Songhua river.
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A former Australian PM calls Singapore a "rogue Chinese port" as it prepares to hang a drug smuggler.
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A huge spill of benzene flows through the Chinese city of Harbin, amid health concerns for riverside communities.
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A Chinese city threatened by a chemical spill into a river prepares for the contaminated water to reach it.
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China confirms a second woman has died of the deadly H5N1 strain of bird flu - in its third human case.
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