We have started to collect the most important news related to China in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
More than 20 million Chinese children live with relations after their parents leave home to find work, an report says.
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Pharmacy group Alliance Boots says it is to form a joint venture with China's Guangzhou Pharmaceuticals.
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A Chinese government report says the country has not made any progress on cleaning up its environment.
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Chinese auditors say $30m of funds for people displaced by the Three Gorges Dam has been misappropriated.
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UK retail giant Tesco opens its first own-brand supermarket in the fast-growing Chinese market, in the capital Beijing.
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A Chinese firm is fined the maximum amount over a toxic spill that cut off water to millions, state media report.
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Hundreds of Chinese working legally in Romania are on strike, demanding better pay and conditions.
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China is the world's fourth largest economy, but with the boom have come problems, not least for the environment says Daniel Griffiths.
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At least two Chinese workers are kidnapped from the offices of a Chinese oil firm in Nigeria.
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China's economy expands by 10.7% in 2006 - the fastest growth rate since 1995, official data shows.
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China's President Hu Jintao makes a rare intervention over the controversial killing of a journalist, state media says.
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Beijing police arrest 151 people in a big crackdown on an internet prostitution gang, state media says.
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China could have more internet users than the US within two years' time, the country's state media reports.
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China confirms reports that it used a ballistic missile to destroy a satellite, amid fears of a new arms race.
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China's state-approved church says the Vatican's call to resolve their differences is a "step forward".
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Kim Clijsters beats Daniela Hantuchova to set up a quarter-final against Martina Hingis at the Australian Open.
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A Chinese property tycoon is arrested on charges of bribery and forging tax receipts in a corruption crackdown.
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Pope Benedict XVI is to write a letter to China's 10 million Catholics and push for full diplomatic ties with Beijing.
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When James Reynolds left for his new posting, he wanted to prolong the journey and become acclimatised along the way.
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Washington asks China to explain its intentions after Beijing reportedly carried out an arms test in space.
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China faces international criticism over what the US says was the use of a ballistic missile to destroy a satellite.
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Seoul apologises for failing to stop nine North Korean refugees from being deported back there from China.
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The European Union says at key talks with China that it has not changed its stance on lifting an arms embargo.
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Trade between China and Taiwan grows significantly despite continuing political tensions between the two.
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Hong Kong announces new rules to limit the number of mainland Chinese women arriving to give birth.
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British science is in danger of being sidelined by China, South Korea and India within 10 years, a report warns.
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A Chinese couple is suspected of murdering a man and posting his body parts around the country.
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China surprisingly cuts the retail price of petrol and aviation fuel for the first time in 19 months.
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China and Russia veto a draft UN resolution by the US calling for an end to human rights abuses in Burma.
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China will have 30 million more men than women by 2020 making it hard for them to find wives, a report says.
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Chinese human rights activist Chen Guangcheng loses his final appeal against a conviction seen as political.
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China is experiencing an alarming rise in the number of cases of syphilis, a medical study warns.
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Israeli PM Ehud Olmert says talks with China's president were "beyond expectation", at the end of his trip to Beijing.
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China tells the US stop meddling in its trade affairs with Iran, after concerns are raised over a gas deal.
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Israeli PM Ehud Olmert says China has made it clear that it is against Iran developing nuclear weapons.
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China is failing to meet new targets on energy efficiency and pollution emissions, officials said.
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Israeli PM Ehud Olmert is likely to discuss Iran's nuclear programme during talks in Beijing.
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A Shanghai school for 2,000 migrant children is closed, sparking clashes with parents and teachers, reports say.
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Israeli PM Ehud Olmert visits China on an official visit to the country where his parents fled to in the early 1900s.
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Police in China kill 18 people in a raid on an alleged Islamic militant camp in the western region of Xinjiang.
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China says it has protested to the US at plans to allow Taiwan's president to stop over en route to Nicaragua.
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Socialist candidate for the French presidency Segolene Royal urges China to improve its human rights record.
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The Socialist candidate for the French presidency, Segolene Royal, embarks on a three-day visit to China.
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China calls on Iran to respond to UN sanctions over its nuclear activities, after talks with Iran's top nuclear negotiator.
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Australia will be able to export uranium to China as early as next month, Foreign Minister Alexander Downer says.
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Hong Kong's Margaret Chan takes over at the WHO, saying Africa will be a priority.
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Brewing giant SAB Miller takes another step towards dominating the world's biggest beer market, China.
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Iran's top nuclear negotiator Ali Larijani begins a visit to China, in the wake of new UN nuclear restrictions.
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The Olympic flame is to be taken to the top of Mount Everest ahead of the 2008 Games in Beijing.
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China's Henan province bans the sale of abortion drugs to try to stop the illegal practise of gender selection.
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China accuses Taiwan's President Chen of trying to ruin ties with the mainland in a New Year speech.
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The number of internet users in China rose to 132 million in the past year, up by 30%, state media reports.
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China's defence white paper says the military needs upgrading, highlighting Taiwan as a key security threat.
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Beijing says it will invest heavily in public transport in a bid to improve air quality ahead of the 2008 Olympics.
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China signals that it could use its vast foreign exchange reserves to bolster its strategic energy resources.
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Japan and China begin a joint study of their often bitter shared history as part of attempts to improve ties.
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Zimbabwe prepares to open talks with China for a $2bn loan, in a bid to boost its crumbling economy.
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Eight Christians go on trial in eastern China following clashes with police over the building of a church.
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India and China agree to send an expedition to the Himalayas to study the impact of global warming.
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A Chinese film is nicknamed Curse of the Golden Corset after debate over its revealing costumes.
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China's new rules on foreign adoptions bars people who are unmarried, over 50 or obese, US agencies say.
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China's Guangzhou city may limit migrant workers because of "social problems" they bring, state media said.
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Westinghouse, the nuclear-plant builder sold by BNFL, wins a billion-dollar contract to build reactors in China.
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Fuchsia Dunlop finds that one of the most popular de-stressing options available to rich and poor alike in China is the foot wash.
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China promises to introduce a more flexible currency policy, but it comes with no timetable.
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More than 100 women in China are suing their employers over suspected cadmium poisoning.
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The United States and China criticise each other at the start of a two-day economic summit in Beijing.
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Chinese rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng is put on trial for subversion without his lawyer being told his legal team says.
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China is to face greater competition from foreign banks as a WTO deadline to open its markets looms.
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Japan formally invites China's top two leaders to visit next spring in the latest effort to mend damaged ties.
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China has secretly executed a man who protested against the controversial Pubugou dam project, his lawyer says.
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China is to compensate 19 people who caught HIV from a hospital blood transfusion, in a landmark case.
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China relaxes rules for foreign journalists ahead of the 2008 Beijing Olympics, allowing them more reporting freedom.
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Japanese war orphans abandoned in China in 1945 are entitled to compensation, a court rules.
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A Chinese researcher for the New York Times loses his appeal in a Beijing court against a three-year jail term for fraud.
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A China court upholds a four-year prison sentence for activist Chen Guangcheng, after a third hearing.
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Chinese bloggers may soon have to reveal their real names when registering their blog accounts.
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China's state-controlled Catholic Church has ordained a new bishop in a move set to anger the Vatican.
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