We have started to collect the most important news related to China in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Trade talks between China and the European Union in Brussels later on Tuesday are likely to focus on piracy.
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At least 71 people are now known to have died and 640,000 displaced after floods in southern China.
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China's state secret laws are complex and reinforce the Communist Party's rule, a rights report says.
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Chinese hospitals are found to be using fake blood protein in patients' drips, in China's latest food and drug scandal.
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Organisers of the 2008 Beijing Olympics say they are looking into reports of child labour and worker abuse.
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Makers of official 2008 Beijing Olympics merchandise are using child labour and abusing workers, campaigners say.
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Torrential rains in southern China trigger floods and landslides, killing 66 people and leaving many homeless.
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Radio interference from cameras "severely" disrupts flights at Beijing's airport, a Chinese investigation says.
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China sees a 10% drop in death sentences since new legislation was brought in, state media says.
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Thirty-one workers are rescued from a brickworks in China, where they were held as virtual slaves.
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Hundreds of students clash with police and burn cars in the central Chinese city of Zhengzhou.
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Taiwan seeks to shore up relations with its remaining allies after Costa Rica switches allegiance to China.
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Taiwan loses another diplomatic ally, as Costa Rica forges ties with China instead for economic reasons.
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A Taiwanese former leader visits Japan's Yasukuni war shrine, which could reignite tensions between with China.
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Chinese police shoot a man who held a toddler at knifepoint at a Shanghai KFC, ending a six-hour standoff.
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China tightens food safety standards amid a string of scares over toothpaste, pet foods, and other goods.
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A building in south-western China has collapsed, injuring at least 20 people.
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India and China face pressure at the G8 summit to sign up to a mandatory limit on greenhouse gas emissions.
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India and China face pressure at the G8 summit to sign up to a mandatory limit on greenhouse gas emissions.
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A late rally sees the Chinese stock market rebound to finish more than 2.5% higher after a volatile day of trading.
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Gangs of ethnic Chinese are involved in the growing trade in counterfeit anti-malarial drugs, the BBC is told.
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China sets out its strategy for tackling climate change, but stresses it will not sacrifice economic growth.
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At least two people are killed and 200 injured, as a 6.4 magnitude earthquake hits south-west China.
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Chinese Vice-Premier Huang Ju, one of the most senior leaders in China, dies in Beijing aged 68.
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The US warns consumers to avoid using toothpaste made in China in case it contains a poisonous chemical used in anti-freeze.
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China introduces a new bankruptcy law that gives creditors precedence over workers at failed companies.
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Xiang Xiang, the first Chinese panda released from captivity into the wild, has died, state media reports.
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China's main share index falls sharply after Beijing's decision to triple the tax on stock transactions.
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China sentences the former head of its Food and Drug Administration to death for corruption, state media says.
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More than 20% of Chinese toys and baby clothes are sub-standard, the country's consumer watchdog says.
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Chinese shares continue their breakneck surge, pushing the main stock index past the 4,000 mark for the first time.
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China's state media hit out at a US report on Beijing's military build-up, calling it misleading and insulting.
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Christie's opens a sale of Chinese and Asian art in Hong Kong with record prices expected, amid an art boom.
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At least 21 people die in landslides, as torrential rain continues in western China, state media says.
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The US voices concern over China's growing military might and calls for greater transparency.
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At least 21 people are killed by flash floods and mudslides in south-western China, reports say.
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Chinese shares fall after Alan Greenspan said its stock markets were due for a "dramatic contraction".
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David Edmonds reports from Macau in South China which has overtaken Las Vegas as the world's most lucrative gambling centre.
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US health officials are checking shipments of toothpaste from China for a potentially lethal chemical.
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The US and China agree commercial deals at trade talks, but fail to make ground on key currency issues.
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China investigates reports that toothpaste exported to Central America contains a potentially deadly chemical.
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China backs down from a censorship plan that required people to register on blog sites with their real names.
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The US urges China to step up economic reforms as high level talks between the two begin in Washington.
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The US and China hold talks on trade amid growing tensions on the issue between the two countries.
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Thousands of villagers in China riot over fines for having too many children, reports say.
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The Chinese government pays $3bn for a 10% stake in US private equity company Blackstone.
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The head of China's Formula One track and two others are fired over Shanghai's ongoing pension corruption scandal.
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Coca Cola says there is "no evidence" to support a UK man's claim that its Chinese supplier used prison labour.
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China confirms a new outbreak of the H5N1 strain of the bird flu virus in the central province of Hunan.
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China warns its critics that attempts to boycott the 2008 Beijing Olympics over its Sudan policy will fail.
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