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March 2014

Is China Siding With Putin in the Ukraine Crisis?

By Bruce Einhorn on March 11, 2014

For now, the Chinese government’s solution seems to be simple: obfuscate.

Politics
Ukraine, China-Russia Relations
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Tibet’s Enduring Defiance

By Tsering Woeser on March 11, 2014

Self-immolators seek to protest in the most extraordinary manner by suffering what ordinary people could not possibly bear.

Politics
Tibet, Tibetan-Han Relations, Self-Immolation
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China’s Netizens React To Kunming Station Attacks With Anger, Grief

By Kevin Tang on March 11, 2014

Panic, calls against racial profiling, and anger at Western coverage permeate Weibo in absence of ongoing TV coverage of terror attacks.

Society
Kunming, Violence, Weibo, Netizens
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After Train Station Massacre Labeled ‘China's 9/11,’ a Wide Search for Culprits

By Christina Larson on March 11, 2014

Although no details about the identities of the assailants have been released, state-run newswire Xinhua attributed the Kunming railway station massacre to “terrorists from Xinjiang.”

Society
Kunming, Violence, Terrorism, Xinjiang, Uighur
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Chinese Security Official Vows Harsh Punishment for Terrorists

on March 11, 2014

Senior Chinese security official Meng Jianzhu on Sunday pledged to harshly punish terrorist attackers in accordance with law to ensure social stability.

Politics, Society
Kunming, Terrorism, Ministry of Public Security
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Kunming Rail Station Attack: China Horrified as Mass Stabbings Leave Dozens Dead

By Barry Neild on March 11, 2014

State media blamed the killings at Kunming in Yunnan province, south-west China, on militants from Xinjiang in the country's restive north-west. 

Urban Life
Kunming, Violence
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At Least 28 Dead, 113 Injured in Kunming Railway Station Violence

on March 11, 2014

The railway station attack in the southwest Chinese city of Kunming was an organized, premeditated violent terrorist attack, according to the authorities.

Urban Life
Kunming, Violence
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Dozens Dead in Knife Attack at China Train Station

By Calum MacLeod on March 11, 2014

China suffered one of its deadliest ever acts of terror when more than 10 knife-wielding men killed at least 29 people and injured over 130 in a brutal assault at a train station in southwest China's Kunming.

Urban Life
Kunming, Violence
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China Sees Wave of Violence Against Hospital Staff

By John Sudworth on March 11, 2014

A nurse left paralysed in Nanjing, a doctor with his throat slashed in Hebei and another beaten to death with a pipe in Heilongjiang are not isolated cases, but the latest in a growing crisis of violence at the heart of China's healthcare system.

Health, Society
Violence, Doctors, Health Care
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To Play The Part, Actors Must Talk The Talk — In Chinese

By Hansi Lo Wang on March 11, 2014

The success of the Netflix series House of Cards lies in the details, yet episodes featuring actors speaking in Chinese are one detail the show doesn't get quite right.

Media
House of Cards, Chinese Language
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