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We have started to collect the most important news related to China in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Thousands of homes have been evacuated after typhoon floods hit the eastern Chinese city of Jingdezhen.
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United KingdomGu Kailai admits murdering British businessman Neil Heywood and blames her actions on a mental breakdown, Chinese state media report.
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A court official says four police officers have admitted covering up the murder of Briton Neil Heywood in China, a day after the wife of a former top politician was tried for the killing.
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Sources inside Chinese court shed light on sensational trial
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China's export and import growth slowed sharply in July, raising fears about the strength of the world's second-largest economy.
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TaiwanChina and Taiwan have signed an investment protection deal in a bid to allay fears over Taiwanese firms of doing business in China.
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Five people go on trial in central China for illegal organ trading and intentional injury, after a student sold his kidney to buy an iPad and iPhone.
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United KingdomThe murder trial of the wife of a prominent Chinese politician, who is accused of killing a British businessman, has ended after one day.
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United KingdomTeenager Jade Jones wins Great Britain's 25th gold medal of the Games as she beats China's Yuzhuo Hou.
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United KingdomThe wife of former high-flying Chinese politician Bo Xilai is awaiting a verdict after the end of her one-day trial for the murder of a UK businessmen.
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United KingdomInjured Chinese hurdler Liu Xiang will have surgery on his ruptured Achilles tendon in Britain after crashing out of the London Olympics.
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Typhoon Haikui claimed three lives as floodwaters swept through eastern China, according to Chinese state media.
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United KingdomThe first day of the trial of the wife of former high-flying Chinese lawmaker Bo Xilai on charges of murdering UK businessman Neil Heywood ends in the city of Hefei.
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China's inflation dips to a 30-month low in July, giving policymakers a bigger cushion to boost stimulus measures to spur economic growth.
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James Cameron has announced a joint venture with two Chinese firms in a bid to capture the country's fast-growing movie market.
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South KoreaChina complete a clean sweep of table tennis at the Olympics as their men's team beat South Korea to gold.
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The son of sacked Chinese politician Bo Xilai says the "facts will speak for themselves" when his mother Gu Kailai goes on trial for murder.
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China, the world's largest producer of rare earth is China is about to launch the world's first trading platform for the minerals. Carole Ferguson, an analyst with Fairfax bank, shares her thoughts on why China has decided to trade the minerals.
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China mourns the Olympic exit of Liu Xiang from the men's 110m hurdles heats, with media and netizens rallying behind the athlete.
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United KingdomGreat Britain claim best Olympics gold medal haul for 104 years as Sir Chris Hoy wins sixth gold.
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Singapore, United KingdomChina's women win team gold at London 2012 after a dominant display against opponents Japan, while Singapore take bronze.
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United StatesDrug firm Pfizer pays the US government $60m to settle charges alleging it paid millions of dollars in bribes to doctors in Europe and China.
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Sri LankaA group of 37 Chinese fishermen who were intercepted for illegal fishing are handed over to Chinese diplomats, the Sri Lankan navy says.
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Liu Xiang's Olympic misery continues as the Chinese athlete crashes at the first barrier in the 110m hurdles heats.
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United KingdomAlistair Brownlee secures Great Britain's 19th gold of London 2012, equalling the Beijing total, with victory in the triathlon.
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Thousands of people are in London's Hyde Park for the triathlon to see whether Team GB can win their 19th gold to equal the haul from Beijing.
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Intercontinental hotels, the world's biggest hotelier, reports a sharp jump in profits, thanks in part to increased sales in China.
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Sri LankaSri Lanka arrests 37 Chinese fisherman on suspicion of fishing illegally off its eastern coast.
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BrazilBrazil's Arthur Nabarrete Zanetti shocks defending champion Chen Yibing of China to win Olympics rings gold.
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Police in China have arrested more than 1,900 people in a major crackdown on the manufacture and sale of fake medicine, authorities say.
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Senior Chinese leaders are reported to be gathering at the Beidaihe resort for private meetings ahead of the leadership change later this year.
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United StatesChinese state media hit out at US "trouble-making" on the South China Sea, two days after Beijing summoned a US diplomat on the issue.
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United KingdomChina's Wu Minxia wins her second gold of London 2012 and the fourth of her career with victory in the individual 3m springboard.
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DenmarkCai Yun and Fu Haifeng win men's doubles gold with a 21-16 21-15 win over Denmark's Mathias Boe and Carsten Mogensen, sealing China's clean-sweep of all five Olympic titles.
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DenmarkMen's doubles pair Cai Yun and Fu Haifeng claim gold for China beating Danish duo Mathias Boe and Carsten Mogensen.
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MalaysiaLin Dan of China claims his second successive Olympic gold with a 15-21 21-10 21-19 defeat of Lee Chong Wei of Malaysia.
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ZambiaZambian miners kill a Chinese manager by pushing a mine trolley at him during a pay protest at a coal mine in the south of the country.
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United StatesChina summons a senior US diplomat in a dispute over the South China Sea, following US remarks over Beijing's attitude in the matter.
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Ding Chen wins gold in the men's 20km walk to become China's first race walker to win an Olympic medal.
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China's Zhang Nan and Zhao Yunlei claim mixed doubles gold with victory over compatriots Xu Chen and Ma Jin.
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Russia, United KingdomChina's Dong Dong adds Olympic men's trampoline gold to his two world titles at London 2012, outscoring Russia's Dmitry Ushakov.
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United KingdomGu Kailai, wife of sacked Chinese politician Bo Xilai, will go on trial for the murder of UK businessman Neil Heywood next Thursday, lawyers say.
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United KingdomJessica Ennis opens the British athletics medal charge in the Olympic Stadium as GB seek to double their Beijing tally of four.
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A battle is brewing in the world of traditional Chinese medicine between those who want to standardise the industry and those who believe traditions should be preserved.
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United KingdomChinese internet giant Tencent has set up quarters in Romford, Essex for the London 2012 Olympics, allowing medallists to broadcast interviews back home.
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United StatesAt the top of the Olympic medals table it's a race between China and the US - and for the Chinese there is only one place on the podium that's worth having.
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Zhang Jike beats Chinese compatriot Wang Hao 4-1 in the men's table tennis final at the ExCel Centre.
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One of China's top users of Sina Weibo, a Chinese Twitter-like service, apologises after sparking an Olympic row.
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The coaches of the eight badminton players disqualified from the women's doubles event are to be investigated.
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A teenager has killed eight people and wounded five others in a knife attack in China's Liaoning province, state media says.
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More funding for coaches should be made available to boost home-grown talent, says the British Olympic Association chief.
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Chinese swimmer Ye Shiwen says those who question her pair of Olympic gold medals are suffering from a case of 'sour grapes'.
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One of the Chinese badminton players disqualified from the Olympics says she is quitting, saying her dream has been "heartlessly shattered".
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ItalyItalian football club Inter Milan says that a group of Chinese investors will become its second largest shareholder.
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United KingdomLi Xiaoxia beats compatriot Ding Ning in the women's singles final as China continue to dominate Olympic table tennis in London.
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Foreign degrees no longer an advantage in China
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United StatesChinese activist Chen Guangcheng, who is in the US after fleeing house arrest in his home country, urges Washington to investigate his case.
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United Kingdom, United StatesManufacturing in most of the world is in a slump, a raft of reports from the US, UK, the eurozone and China suggest.
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China's Olympic sports delegation has launched an investigation into alleged "deliberate losing" by its badminton players, state media say.
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Factory output in China registered its slowest increase in eight months in July, renewing fears of a slowdown in the economy.
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How much is China's Twitter really changing the country?
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China's Ye Shiwen wins her second gold medal of the Olympics with victory in the 200m individual medley.
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United Kingdom, United StatesThe British Olympic Association chairman says Chinese swimmer Ye Shiwen is not a drug cheat, after a US coach cast doubt on her record swim.
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Olympic organisers say their drug testing programme is strong, amid questions over Chinese swimming gold medallist Ye Shiwen - as GB's equestrian team win silver in the eventing.
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Chinese swimmer Ye Shiwen denies doping claims, while Team GB go for medals in equestrian, canoeing and diving on day four of the Games.
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China's 16-year-old swimming star Ye Shiwen denies taking performance-enhancing drugs after smashing a world record.
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PhilippinesThe Philippine government is set to auction off three areas in the South China Sea for oil and gas exploration that China also claims.
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United KingdomChina's top seeds in the men's and women's singles secure impressive wins at London 2012.
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United KingdomBritain's Hannah Miley reaches the 200m medley semi-finals, but China's Ye Shiwen continues to dominate.
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Hong KongHong-Kong based China Rongsheng Heavy, tries to calm investors after a separate company controlled by its chairman is implicated in an insider trading scandal.
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South KoreaSouth Korea win a seventh straight gold medal in women's team archery with a 210-209 win over China.
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China's world champions Wu Minxia and He Zi win the women's synchronised 3m springboard gold at the Aquatics Centre.
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China's Guo Wenjun retains her women's 10m air pistol title in a dramatic final at the Royal Artillery Barracks.
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United KingdomBritain's Hannah Miley cannot make the podium as Ye Shiwen of China breaks the world record to win the 400m individual medley.
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Britain's male gymnasts outscore Olympic champions China on an opening morning far beyond the team's expectations.
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United KingdomChina's Yi Siling wins the first gold medal of London 2012 in the women's 10m air rifle at the Royal Artillery Barracks.
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Chinese officials say an industrial waste water pipeline project in the city of Qidong is to be scrapped after a protest over pollution.
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What wife's murder charge means for China's Bo Xilai
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