We have started to collect the most important news related to China in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bian makes a surprise transit stop in Libya, in a move likely to anger China.
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The US attacks China for making "too little progress" in reforming its exchange rate, after it revalued the yuan.
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China accuses the Dalai Lama of fomenting unrest in Tibet, after statues are reportedly destroyed in a monastery.
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Two economic reports say that growth in China will remain high this year, and call for a cooling of the economy.
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Some 120 US-based Chinese scientists express concern that scientific research in China is improperly monitored.
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Construction of China's Three Gorges Dam is likely to be completed nine months ahead of schedule, reports say.
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China names another Catholic bishop, days after the Vatican criticised two similar appointments.
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Russia and China criticise a draft UN resolution on Iran's nuclear plans, ahead of a key meeting on Monday.
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At least two people are killed and four injured in explosions at two internet cafes in Hefei, central China.
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The US says five Chinese Muslim men have been freed from Guantanamo Bay and resettled in Albania.
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Two Roman Catholic bishops appointed by China without Vatican approval are excommunicated.
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The state-controlled Catholic church in China ordains a new bishop without the approval of the Vatican.
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At least 24 miners are killed in a gas explosion at a coal mine in northwest China.
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The Vatican urges a delay in the ordination of a Chinese bishop who has not been approved by Pope Benedict.
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A research centre in China releases a giant panda bred in captivity into the wild for the first time.
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Chinese President Hu Jintao meet his Nigerian counterpart and addresses MPs after agreeing investment deals.
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China secures four oil drilling licences from Nigeria as President Hu Jintao continues his week-long tour of Africa.
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China, Russia and four Central Asian countries announce joint anti-terrorism exercises in Russia next year.
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Chinese President Hu Jintao ends a three-day trip to Saudi Arabia, China's biggest oil supplier.
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President Hu Jintao of China is beginning his second tour of Africa since becoming leader three years ago.
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Chinese President Hu Jintao has begun a three-day trip to Saudi Arabia, China's biggest oil supplier.
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A woman appears in court in Washington after heckling Chinese President Hu Jintao at the White House.
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China is close to overtaking the US as the top source of junk e-mail messages, figures show.
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President Bush meets Hu Jintao at the White House, where a protester interrupts the Chinese leader's speech.
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A migrant worker in central China becomes the 12th person to die from bird flu in the country.
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Chinese President Hu Jintao visits the US Boeing plant near Seattle, ahead of talks with President Bush.
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Hu Jintao meets Microsoft's Bill Gates at the start of a US tour, with trade relations set to dominate the agenda.
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British surgeons accuse China of harvesting organs from executed prisoners to sell for transplants.
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Russia and China say they will oppose UN sanctions against Sudanese officials accused over the violence in Darfur.
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The top US court rejects an appeal by two Chinese Muslims seeking release from a US detention centre in Cuba.
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A Chinese man said to have been given the country's first face transplant is "progressing well", doctors say.
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The Chinese authorities say they are putting up a huge statue of Chairman Mao Zedong in Tibet.
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Japan tackles China over reports it has imposed a shipping ban near disputed East China Sea gas fields.
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Chinese President Hu Jintao voices concern about the rapid speed of the country's economic development.
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Chinese President Hu Jintao calls for talks between China and Taiwan to take place as soon as possible.
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A Chinese hospital says it has carried out the country's first face transplant on a man disfigured in a bear attack.
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Former Kuomintang party leader Lien Chan heads a Taiwanese opposition delegation in Beijing for talks.
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China's nominee as Panchen Lama appears at a Buddhist forum, communist China's first global religious gathering.
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Google launches its Chinese service, defending its decision to limit user access to certain internet sites.
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China makes a number of trade concessions to the US ahead of President Hu Jintao's visit next week.
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The death toll from a mystery explosion at a hospital garage in a city in northern China rises to 30.
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At least 19 people are killed in an explosion in an underground garage at a Chinese hospital.
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A sanctuary for an endangered species of dolphin is to be set up on the southern coast of China.
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China agrees to requests by the US and Europe to hold talks over a trade dispute on Chinese car parts tariffs.
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The Rolling Stones play their first concert on mainland China to a packed audience in Shanghai.
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China's PM Wen Jiabao pledges $600m in aid to Cambodia, much of it for building dams and bridges.
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Eight Chinese officials lose their jobs over the pollution of a chain of lakes south-west of Beijing.
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The EU begins levying punitive duties on shoe imports from China and Vietnam, in a move to stop cheap imports.
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Chinese police examine whether the discovery of 121 human skulls is linked to trade in macabre handicrafts.
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One man dies and a judge is hurt in an apparent suicide bombing at a courthouse in south-west China.
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