We have started to collect the most important news related to China in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Two bombs explode in western China, amid tight security ahead of the 50th anniversary of a failed Tibetan uprising.
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China will never adopt Western-style democracy and introduce a multi-party system, its top legislator says.
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India and China compete for influence in Nepal
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Maintaining stability in the restive Xinjiang region will be a more difficult task this year, a top Chinese official says.
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China's central bank governor says China will be quick, decisive and flexible in responding to the world economic situation.
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China says it had nothing to do with false bidding for two looted sculptures from Yves Saint Laurent's art auction in Paris.
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China's growing budget deficit is still a flea bite
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Tibet's China-appointed governor says he does not expect major unrest around next week's 50th anniversary of a failed uprising.
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Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao says the country faces unprecedented challenges, as he gives details of its economic stimulus plans.
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China's growing budget deficit is still a flea bite
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China is ready to talk to Taiwan about ending hostilities, Chinese PM Wen Jiabao tells the annual session of the parliament.
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Share prices around the world jump amid hopes China will announce an expansion to its economic stimulus plan.
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Witnessing 1920s-style market mania in south China
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Do Chinese MPs have any real political power?
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China says it will increase military spending by a "modest" 14.9% this year to 480.6bn yuan ($70.2bn; £50bn).
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The new US envoy on North Korea arrives in Beijing for talks aimed at breathing life into the stalled nuclear deal.
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A Chinese official rejects campaigners' reports of protests in a Tibetan-populated area of south-west China.
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A Chinese man who won two looted bronze sculptures at a Paris auction refuses to pay - as an "act of patriotism".
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China publishes a white paper praising its rule in Tibet and accusing the West of trying to inflame tensions there.
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The Chinese lunar probe Chang'e 1 crashes into the moon in what Beijing describes as a controlled collision.
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China passes a strict new food safety law, after a series of scandals involving food processing companies.
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A Tibetan monk is shot after setting fire to himself during a protest against Beijing's rule, reports say.
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Two days after a US report criticised China's rights record, Beijing retaliates with a fiery critique of life in the US.
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Mothers whose children were killed in Tiananmen Square in 1989 urge China's leaders to investigate their deaths.
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Ships from the Chinese and Danish navies prevent pirates from seizing cargo ships in two separate attacks, reports say.
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China says Christie's auction house must face consequences for what Beijing calls its illegal sale of two bronze artefacts.
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China's human rights record worsened in some areas in 2008 despite the Beijing Olympics, the US state department says.
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China says Christie's auction house must face consequences for what China calls its illegal sale of two bronze artefacts.
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Two 18th-Century statues claimed by China are sold at the Paris auction of late fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent's collection.
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Three people with "grievances" set themselves on fire near Tiananmen Square in the Chinese capital, state media reports.
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Pork products contaminated with the steroid clenbuterol make at least 70 people sick in southern China.
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Russia defends its firing on a Chinese- and Indonesian- crewed ship that sank, leaving eight crew dead.
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More than 70 miners die and dozens more are trapped underground after a gas blast, Chinese state media report.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton meets Chinese civil society leaders in Beijing on the final day of her first foreign trip.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton calls for a deeper US-China partnership on the economy and climate change.
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China launches a legal case aimed at removing two 18th Century statues from an auction of art owned by Yves Saint Laurent.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrives in Beijing, with the global economic crisis and climate change likely to top the agenda.
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Nearly 70% of multinational firms in China plan to cut recruitment, and more than a quarter have laid off staff, a survey suggests.
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China's factory towns hard-hit by economic slump
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The Chinese capital, Beijing, is covered in artificially-induced snow after cloud-seeding ends its longest drought in decades.
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China calls on Russia to carry out an investigation after a shooting incident involving a Chinese-owned vessel off Nakhodka.
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A Chinese Muslim who was held in Guantanamo Bay for almost five years is granted permission to stay in Sweden indefinitely.
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Chinese police have detained several people after a pro-Tibet protest in south-west China, campaign groups say.
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HIV/Aids has become China's deadliest infectious disease, the government says, killing 7,000 in nine months.
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Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping is due in Venezuela for a visit, during which the two sides are set to sign oil accords.
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Nationalists in Vietnam remember, 30 years on
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China warns against protectionist measures by other countries, amid fears such action could aggravate the economic slump.
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Chinese firm Minmetals offeres to buy debt-laden Australian miner Oz Minerals for 2.6bn Australian dollars ($1.7bn, £1.2bn).
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Taleban militants in north-western Pakistan release a Chinese engineer held hostage for more than five months.
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The World Bank is giving China $710m to help rebuild the areas which were hit by last year's Wenchuan earthquake.
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