We have started to collect the most important news related to China in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Footage from a camera mounted on a car dashboard has emerged showing the shockwaves from the two massive China explosions.
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Fires are still burning at the site of two huge explosions in the Chinese city of Tianjin, some 36 hours after the blasts killed dozens of people.
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China says it will continue to stabilise the stock market for "a number of years".
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The Chinese army sends more than 200 specialists in handling chemicals to Tianjin, where two explosions have left 50 dead and 700 injured, state media report.
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Massive explosions have hit China's northern city of Tianjin, leaving dozens of people dead and hundreds more injured.
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BBC News takes a closer look at the area around the site of the fatal explosions in the northern city of Tianjin in China.
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Huge explosions in an industrial area of the Chinese port city of Tianjin leave at least 50 dead and more than 700 people injured.
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Chinese computer and smartphone maker Lenovo announces 3,200 job cuts as it reports a halving of quarterly profits.
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Asian stock markets are mostly higher, despite the value of China's yuan falling for a third consecutive day.
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Christian groups in China have told the BBC they are increasingly worried that the authorities are targeting them because of their religion.
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Tweets and images from BBC producer Xinyan Yu as she travelled to the scene of the massive explosion in the Chinese port city of Tianjin.
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At least 17 people are killed and hundreds injured, state media report, as huge explosions rock the northern Chinese port city of Tianjin.
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China sets the guide rate for the yuan lower for a third consecutive day, in a week which has seen the currency's biggest fall in two decades.
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The BBC's Rico Hizon describes how social media spread the news about a fatal explosion in the northern port city of Tianjin, China.
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China's Central Bank devalues its national currency for the second day in a row - sparking turmoil in global financial markets.
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An eyewitness has described the moment a huge explosion hit a major port and industrial area in China's northern city of Tianjin.
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For the second day in a row, China has cut the value of its currency, the yuan.
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China's Central Bank has again cut the guiding rate for the national currency, the yuan, a day after Tuesday's record 1.9% devaluation.
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Profits from Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba miss forecasts as it reported its slowest quarterly growth in three years.
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Artist Anish Kapoor complains of plagiarism following reports that a sculpture similar to one he made for Chicago has been constructed in China.
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China's commerce ministry says a lower yuan will help exports, as the Central Bank cuts the currency's rate against the dollar for a second day.
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At least 26 people are missing after a landslide in China's northwest Shaanxi province, state media report.
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Asian shares are lower as China's central bank cuts the value of the yuan against the dollar for a second consecutive day.
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China's central bank devalues the yuan to its lowest rate against the US dollar in almost three years, prompting a cautious response from the US.
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US stocks fall after China's surprise devaluation of the yuan, sending the currency to a three-year low against the dollar.
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China has devalued its currency by the biggest amount ever, knocking nearly 2% off its value.
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Alibaba and Suning stocks jump on news that the Chinese online giant will take a major stake in the offline retailer.
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A shortage of organ donors has created a lucrative black market in China, a BBC investigation has found.
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China's thriving black market for human organs
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A Chinese military court gives a former general a suspended death sentence for crimes including bribery, abuse of power and misuse of public funds.
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Chinese online retail giant Alibaba says it will invest $4.6bn in electronics chain Suning, one of China's largest physical retailers, to integrate online and offline commerce.
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Shares in mainland China jump despite the world's second largest economy reporting weak export data over the weekend.
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Images from the WW2 route linking India and China
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Powerful Typhoon Soudelor causes mudslides and floods in parts of south-eastern China, leaving at least 14 people dead.
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China's consumer inflation rate hit its highest level this year in July, edging up to 1.6% from 1.4% the month before, well below a government target of about 3%.
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Chinese relatives of passengers from the missing flight MH370 have staged a protest in Bejing for the third day running.
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Tata Motors sees quarterly profits almost halve due to weak sales of Jaguar Land Rover in China.
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Mainland Chinese shares make solid gains after reports that a government agency and Chinese funds are looking to add billions into the market.
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Some of the Chinese relatives of the passengers on board flight MH370 have been protesting outside the Malaysian Airlines offices in Beijing.
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Mainland Chinese shares trade lower, extending losses from the previous day, despite recent government actions to stabilise markets.
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New Zealand shot-putter Valerie Adams will not defend the world title she has held since 2007 in Beijing this month.
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China detains seven Christians for embezzlement, but their lawyer says they are being punished for protesting against their church cross being removed.
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The decline of the Hainan gibbon - the world's rarest primate - has been revealed by a trawl through historical Chinese documents.
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There is intense debate in China over a ban on women freezing their eggs, after an actress revealed that she used the procedure in the US.
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Internet users spot a striking similarity between China's Winter Olympics theme tune a hit song from the Disney musical Frozen.
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It probably isn't the first time a rainbow has landed in China but it is rare enough for thousands to upload photographs in an explosion of delight at the mere sight of one in smog-ridden Beijing.
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Asian shares start August lower as disappointing economic data from the US and China weighed on investors' confidence.
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Factory activity in the world's second largest economy, China, shrank the most in two years in July as new orders fell more than expected.
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Chinese lions, oranges and drummers help BBC Newsday presenters Rico Hizon and Sharanjit Leyl, celebrate the opening of the BBC's new studio in Singapore.
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Two distillers in China added Viagra to thousands of bottles of spirits and told customers it had "health-preserving qualities", food officials say.
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Home Secretary Theresa May orders officials to issue Chinese artist Ai Weiwei a full six-month visa, reversing an earlier decision to restrict his entry.
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Beijing is chosen to host the 2022 Winter Olympics, becoming the first city ever to host both a summer and winter games.
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Sensitivity and suspicion surround China's 2022 bid
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Beijing has been chosen to host the 2022 Winter Olympics and Paralympics, beating the bid of Kazakhstan city Almaty.
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Hundreds of students in Taiwan storm the education ministry, protesting against proposed changes to the curriculum which they say promote a pro-China view.
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Chinese shares fall on Friday as the government restricted several trading accounts for suspected irregularities.
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A decision is soon to be made on who will host the 2022 Winter Olympics, with Beijing in China or Almaty in Kazakhstan the two possible options.
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Former high-ranking Chinese army figure Guo Boxiong is expelled from the Communist Party amid corruption allegations.
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India is set to overtake China to become the most populous nation by 2022 - six years earlier than previously predicted, a new UN study finds.
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Dissident Chinese artist Ai Weiwei is refused a six-month visa by the British government amid claims he lied on his visa application form.
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A Chinese shopping mall and the manufacturers of one of its escalators were to blame for the death of a young mother, investigators say.
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Shares in mainland China bounced back significantly as the government's moves to reassure investors restores some stability to the market.
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Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is in China for a state visit, following recent tensions over the treatment of China's Uighur minority.
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Ford has predicted industry-wide sales will be flat or fall in China this year - the world's biggest car market.
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Shares in mainland China continued their slide on Tuesday, a day after the Shanghai Composite index saw its biggest one-day drop in eight years.
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A factory which officials say made up to 41,000 fake Apple iPhones is raided in China, leading to nine arrests.
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China's biggest online search engine Baidu missed analysts' expectations as profits took a hit from investment redirected elsewhere.
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Shares in mainland China have recorded their biggest one-day fall for more than eight years following a sell-off towards the end of the trading day.
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In an effort to prop up its stock market, Chinese regulators said they are continuing their purchase of shares.
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Shares in China record their biggest one-day fall for more than eight years after weak data raises concerns about the health of economy.
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Chimelong Safari Park in south China's Guangdong province is preparing to hold a birthday party for the world's only surviving giant panda triplets.
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A woman dies after falling into an escalator in a shopping centre in China, after pushing her toddler to safety, Chinese media report.
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Fantasy comedy Monster Hunt has become the highest-grossing domestic film in China, according to local media.
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Taiwan president rues lack of progress with China
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The Japanese comics that are too racy for Chinese censors
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Speaking in a rare interview with the BBC, Taiwan's President Ma Ying-jeou says he is disappointed there has been no reliable progress towards democracy on mainland China.
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Many of the world's biggest sports organisations see China as a key target in their global expansion plans, but cracking the market can be a whole new ball game.
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A new £3m fund is created to allow whisky connoisseurs in China to invest in some of Scotland's rarest drams.
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A Chinese democracy activist who was among the leaders of the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests is running for a seat in Taiwan's parliament.
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A doctor and man in Shanghai are arrested on suspicion of murdering the man's newborn grandson born with a cleft palate, say Chinese state media.
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The Taylor Swift fakes on the Chinese internet
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Africa sees effect of competition between US and China
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Award-winning Chinese writer Murong Xuecun has criticised China's new national security laws, saying they are a further attempt by the government to control its people.
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Profit at US car giant General Motors more than trebled in the second quarter to £1.1bn, driven by North American truck sales and continued strength in China.
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Myanmar jails 153 Chinese nationals to life for illegal logging, prompting China to complain about the severity of the sentences.
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The armed police division of China's army tests a new style of shoe which will replace the green canvas "liberation shoe" worn since the 1950s.
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Dissident Chinese artist Ai Weiwei has his passport returned to him after more than four years.
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A team from Japan wins the child-sized humanoid football final at the RoboCup World Championships in China.
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Chinese tech giant Huawei says its global smartphone sales jumped by 39% in the first half of the year.
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A man in China admits stealing more than 140 paintings from a university he was working for and replacing them with his own forgeries.
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Japan strengthens criticism of Chinese activity in disputed seas in its annual defence report, after the first draft was rejected.
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Australia could earn up to $1.5bn a year in cattle exports to China in a deal being negotiated between the two countries.
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China charges former President Hu Jintao's top aide Ling Jihua with corruption, state media reports.
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Chinese state media airs an interview with a Xinjiang man who it says was planning a bomb attack on a shopping centre after receiving training in Syria.
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Chinese telecoms giant Huawei Technologies reports a 30% increase in revenue for the first six months of the year, helped by "solid" smartphone sales.
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A British man arrested along with 19 other tourists in Inner Mongolia criticises Chinese authorities for a "serious error of judgment".
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Police in Beijing arrest five people, including a young couple, over a sex tape filmed in a branch of the Uniqlo clothes shop, Chinese state media say.
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A misunderstanding about a documentary members of a tour to China watched in their hotel led to their detention, says a spokesman for two of the group.
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China remains tight-lipped on tourist deportations
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The last of 20 foreign tourists arrested in Ordos, Inner Mongolia are to be deported from China on Saturday.
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