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June 2015

China's Alibaba Pictures Investing in Paramount's 'Mission: Impossible-Rogue Nation'

By Abid Rahman, Georg Szalai on June 24, 2015

Alibaba Pictures says 'Mission: Impossible 5' will be its first Hollywood investment.

Arts, Business, Economy
Alibaba, Film Industry, Hollywood
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China Invites Former Soldiers in Taiwan to War Commemorations

By Ben Blanchard and Nick Macfie on June 24, 2015

China welcomes former soldiers in Taiwan who fought against Japan in WWII to take part in the commemorations, 70 years after the war.

Military, Politics, Society
China-Taiwan Relations, Taiwan, World War II
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Gas Leak Raises Fears Over China Network

By Lucy Hornby on June 24, 2015

A brand new natural gas pipeline operated by CNPC in Yunnan sprung a leak, raising worries about the safety of China's network of oil and gas pipes.

Energy, Environment, Politics, Technology
Natural Gas, China National Petroleum Corporation, Construction
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At Least 18 Dead in Ramadan Attack on Police Checkpoint in Xinjiang

By Joshua Lipes, Mamatjan Juma on June 24, 2015

18 dead after a knife and bomb attack by a group of Uyghurs on a checkpoint in Xinjiang amid harsh restrictions on observance of Ramadan.

Politics, Religion, Rural Life, Society
Ramadan, Xinjiang, Violence
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100,000 Tons of Smuggled Meat, Some From 1970s, Seized Across China

By Crystal Tse on June 24, 2015

Smuggled frozen meat has been seized across China, some of it more than 40 years old and valued at up to $483 million.

Environment, Health, Politics, Society
Food Safety, Illegal Trade, Smuggling, Meat Shop
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China Opens New Land Route to Tibet for Indian Pilgrims

By Edward Wong on June 24, 2015

The crossing of Nathu La, between India and Tibet, signals the opening of a new pilgrimage route for Indian pilgrims to holy sites.

Environment, Politics, Religion, Society
China-India Relations, Tibet, Pilgrims, Travel
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Charleston Shooting: A U.S. Expat’s View From Afar

By Alyssa Abkowitz on June 24, 2015

There’s perspective that’s gained by watching the US from afar; it helps expats understand why locals may view America as dangerous.

History, Media, Politics, Society
Gun Violence, Expatriates, Racism, Ethnic Minorities
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Gordon Lockie looks over hogs on his Elma, Iowa farm. China has turned to pig farms in the U.S. to supplement their breeding stock.

on June 23, 2015

Gordon Lockie looks over hogs on his Elma, Iowa farm, 2009. China has turned to pig farms in the U.S. to supplement its breeding stock.

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Potential buyers survey pigs at a livestock market on the outskirts of Renqiu city, Hebei province.

on June 23, 2015

Potential buyers survey pigs at a livestock market on the outskirts of Renqiu city, Hebei province.

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Alibaba is Selling US E-Commerce Site 11 Main Just a Year After it Opened

By Josh Horwitz on June 23, 2015

Alibaba’s been more tentative in the U.S. than it has in China, because it is a latecomer in a mature market.

Business, Economy, Law, Politics
Alibaba, Jack Ma, China Securities Regulatory Commision, E-Commerce
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