We have started to collect the most important news related to China in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The China Philharmonic performs for the Pope, in a sign of rapprochement between Beijing and the Vatican.
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Tickets made available to Chinese people for the Beijing Olympics have sold out, state media say.
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China and Japan sign a historic accord agreeing a "new starting point" in relations with each other.
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India test-fires its longest-range nuclear-capable ballistic missile that can hit targets deep inside China.
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Chinese President Hu Jintao arrives in Japan on a five-day state visit, the first such trip in a decade.
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The death toll from an intestinal virus affecting thousands of children in China continues to rise.
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Three people are killed and three more injured as a Shanghai bus bursts into flames, state media reports.
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Talks between Beijing and aides of the Dalai Lama have ended without agreement, Chinese state media say.
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Valentino Rossi clinches victory in round four of the MotoGP season in China.
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The Olympic torch starts its tour of mainland China, ahead of the summer Games in Beijing in August.
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Nick Squires examines the attempts by China and other large nations to get a piece of the action in the South Pacific.
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China issues a nationwide alert in an effort to control the outbreak of a virus which has killed 22 children.
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Chinese state media renews its criticism of the Dalai Lama, as his envoys prepare to meet Chinese officials.
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Colin Edwards takes pole position for the China MotoGP, while Jorge Lorenzo is fourth despite his crash on Friday.
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Envoys of the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, are to meet Chinese officials in Beijing.
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Almost 3,000 children in China have been infected by a virus that has killed 21 people, state media say.
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Hundreds of activists gather outside French supermarket chain Carrefour's stores in three Chinese cities.
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Officials in Beijing impose a ban on smoking in most public buildings in the run-up to the Olympic Games.
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A lethal intestinal virus which has already claimed 20 lives could cause more deaths in eastern China.
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Chinese police rescue more than 100 children sold to work as slave labourers in Guangdong.
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US officials say Chinese-made ingredients for a blood-thinning drug may have been deliberately contaminated.
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China marks 100 days until the Beijing Olympic Games begin, as the Olympic torch arrives in Hong Kong.
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A policeman and an alleged pro-Tibet rioter have been killed in western China, state media report.
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China aims to promote the leasing of foreign farmland by its food producers to beat rising prices.
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A court in Tibet has jailed 17 people for taking part in riots in the capital Lhasa, Chinese state media says.
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Speeding was the cause of a train collision in eastern China that left 70 people dead, state media reports.
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Nepal bans the BBC from Mount Everest base camp, as the Chinese prepare to take the Olympic torch up the mountain.
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At least 70 people die in a collision between two passenger trains in eastern China, state media say.
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Angola authorises a Chinese ship to dock, but arms on board will not be allowed passage to Zimbabwe.
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China will hold talks with the Dalai Lama's advisers for the first time since pro-Tibet protests, state media says.
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The Beijing Olympics faces the real possibility of a terrorist attack, the head of global police body Interpol says.
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The leaders of the Anglican church call for international action to prevent "horrific" violence in Zimbabwe.
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A ship that was transporting weapons to Zimbabwe is now returning to China, an official says.
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China's main share index rises 9% after the government decides to cut taxes on share trading.
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Officials in China dispute US claims that Chinese imports are to blame for deaths from a blood-thinning drug.
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A ship carrying weapons to Zimbabwe may return to China after being blocked in South Africa, an official says.
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Paris gives the Dalai Lama an honorary citizenship amid ongoing anti-French protests in China.
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China urges its citizens to be calm and rational as anti-Western protests continue across the country.
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Hundreds of protesters gather in cities across China to denounce France's stance on the Olympics.
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Typhoon Neoguri hits China's southern province of Hainan, causing mass evacuations and flight cancellations.
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Chinese state media urges citizens to curb their patriotism, after a barrage of anti-West web campaigns.
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Work begins on a high-speed rail link that will cut travelling time between Beijing and Shanghai in half.
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The EU says China was the main source of dangerous goods seized by the authorities in the past year.
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More than 500 pro-Tibet protesters are detained in Nepal after demonstrating outside the Chinese embassy.
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China and the Philippines vow to take fresh action to tackle the escalating cost of staple foods, particularly rice.
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China Eastern is stripped of routes and fined $215,000 after pilots turned back flights in suspected industrial unrest.
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Weapons and explosives are found in 11 Buddhist monasteries in western China, according to state media.
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The 91,000 capacity stadium for this year's Olympic Games in Beijing opens its doors to the media.
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Chinese food prices are up 21% this year, figures show, fuelling fears over inflation and the price of basic goods.
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A US commission urges China to stop repatriating N Korean refugees, because of concern over their treatment.
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