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Our team of US-based journalists is most recently renowned for its Pulitzer Prize-winning revelations based on the disclosures made by whistleblower Edward Snowden.

Last Updated: July 7, 2016

Why China’s Sock Market Bubble Was Always Bound to Burst

Orville Schell
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The sudden collapse of the nation’s share boom left tens of millions of investors in shock. But a massive government intervention to prop up the market has laid bare the contradictions of a capitalist China.

China and Russia: The World's New Superpower Axis?

Emma Graham-Harrison, Alec Luhn, Shaun...
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Russia and China are the ever-presents, a powerful pairing whose interests coincide more often than not.

China Nears Completion of Controversial Airstrip in South China Sea

Oliver Holmes
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The runway is large enough for heavy military transport planes and fighters. It is only a third complete, showing that it has since been constructed at a rapid rate.

China's Military Must Help Xinjiang Modernize

Reuters
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China’ wants to bring “modern civilisation” to the southern areas of Xinjiang, where Muslim ethnic Uighurs are in a majority, and help develop its economy

State Department Stays Quiet About Exit from Chinese-Owned Waldorf Astoria

Mahita Gajanan
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UN general assembly will be held at different hotel for first time in decades.

China Cares Little for Other Countries’ Territorial Claims

Steve Tsang
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Beijing’s actions in building man-made islands in the South China Sea are motivated by a desire to impose its sovereignty.

China Warned Over ‘Insane’ Plans for New Nuclear Power Plants

Emma Graham-Harrison
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He Zuoxiu, a leading scientist, says China is not investing enough in safety controls after the Fukushima disaster in Japan.

Why Hong Kong is Clamping Down on Creative Writing

Madeleine Thien
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The decision to close City University’s MFA program is plainly intended to limit free expression.

China and South Korea Criticize Japanese Prime Minister’s Speech in US

Justin McCurry
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Shinzo Abe denounced for not repeating previous PMs’ apologies for Japan using sex slaves during second world war.

CCTV Shows Moment Aftershocks Hit Tibet after Nepal Earthquake

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The footage shows roads and buildings shaking violently in Gyirong county, which neighbours Nepal. 

US and EU Criticise Chinese Journalist’s Jailing for ‘Leaking State Secrets’

Tania Branigan
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Gao Yu vows to appeal her 7-yr sentence for allegedly leaking Document 9, revealing Party hostility to human rights.

TV Presenter Insults Mao at Private Dinner

Tania Branigan
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CCTV is investigating a top presenters after he was caught calling Mao a “son of a bitch” at a private dinner.

US Anger at Britain Joining Chinese-led Investment Bank AIIB

Nicholas Watt, Paul Lewis and Tania...
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U.S. statement says of U.K. membership that it is ‘worried about a trend of constant accommodation’ of China. 

China to Send 700 Combat Troops to South Sudan

David Smith
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Deployment marks shift in Africa policy and will be first Chinese infantry battalion to take part in a UN peacekeeping mission.

Pope Francis Denies Dalai Lama an Audience Because of China Concerns

Reuters
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The Dalai Lama, in Rome for a meeting of Nobel peace prize winners, told Italian media he had approached the Vatican about a meeting but was told it could create inconveniences.