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Last Updated: July 7, 2016

Crouching Trekker, Hidden Buildings: China's Urban Explorers

Tom Phillips
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Intrepid urbexers are wandering through the industrial wastelands of China.

Where Does Britain Draw the Line with Saudi Arabia and China?

Michael White
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UK economy needs the cash flowing in, but politicians should be wary of throwing out all principle in favour of business.

Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe Awarded 'China's Nobel Peace Prize'

Tom Phillips
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Confucius peace prize chairman defends decision to give award to leader accused of using systematic violence to maintain power.

This Nuclear Power Deal With China Is One of the Maddest Ever Struck

Polly Toynbee
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The grand kowtow continues its humiliating progress today, but beggars can’t be choosers.

Britain 'Sucking up' to China Is a National Humiliation, Says PM's Former Adviser

Patrick Wintour
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Steve Hilton denounces lavish treatment of President Xi Jinping, saying UK should consider sanctions on China ‘not rolling out red carpet’.

Taiwan Prepares For Turmoil As China Watches Its Elections From Afar

Martin Woollacott
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The basic question before voters in next year’s poll is whether they will still exist as a country.

China Burnishes Xi Jinping’s Legend With TV Drama of His Years in Rural Hamlet

Tom Phillips
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Chinese bloggers label 45-part drama called Liangjiahe as latest homage to omnipotent ‘Big Daddy Xi’.

'A Brighter Future Beckons': China Tries to Get Xinjiang to Join the Party

Tom Phillips
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Yellow signs swing from lampposts urging citizens to “hold high the great banner of national unity”.

Chinese Hospitals Still Offering Gay 'Cure' Therapy, Film Reveals

Emma Graham-Harrison and Shaunagh...
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Channel 4’s Unreported World finds doctors prescribing drugs and electric shocks to gay men and lesbians despite Beijing legalising homosexuality in 1997.

Wartime Sex Slaves at the Heart of UN Battle Between Japan and China

Justin McCurry
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Both countries have submitted competing nominations for inclusion in Unesco’s Memory of the World programme.

How hard does China work?

Tom Phillips
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A look at the realities of working life in China, following Jeremy Hunt’s suggestion that Britons need to work as hard as the Chinese.

China Is Working to Reach Its Emissions Peak Before 2030 Deadline, Analyst Says

Oliver Milman
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Qi Ye, director of public policy centre in Beijing, says China is showing ‘global leadership’ on climate change.

Youyou Tu: How Mao’s Challenge to Malaria Pioneer Led to Nobel Prize

Tom Phillips
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Tasked in 1969 with finding a cure for malaria, China’s first laureate in medicine looked to nature and traditional medicine.

Everyone Wants To Decouple From China – Except Osborne

Heather Stewart
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UK Chancellor George Osborne urged Chinese firms to help build Britain’s “northern powerhouse” during his five-day long grand tour of China.