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Last Updated: July 7, 2016
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01.23.13Ex-China Leader Steps Back, Fueling Speculation
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A decade after Jiang Zemin stepped down as China’s top leader he has used the death of a former rival to signal that he may allow his political shadow to recede.
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01.23.13Family’s Visit Confirms Chinese Dissident is Alive
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The family of one of China’s most prominent dissidents, Gao Zhisheng, got the first confirmation in nine months that he was still alive.
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01.22.13An Overture from China Has Yet to Win Hollywood
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In September, China’s Dalian Wanda Group chairman and president said he would invest $10 billion in the U.S. To judge from the deal-making pace, it may take a while.
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01.20.13China’s ‘Lamborghini’ Coefficient
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According to China's first official Gini coefficient figures in a decade, China today is more equal than in 2003.
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01.20.13In China, Discontent Among the Communist Party Faithful
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Some Chinese say that they are starting to realize that a secure life is dependent on the defense of certain principles, perhaps most crucially freedom of expression.
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01.19.13Opinion: Will China End the One-Child Rule?
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Historically, China's supplied workers to the world. But as it ages the country might seek to recruit immigrants as labor.
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01.19.13Infographic Map: Territorial Disputes Involving Japan
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Territorial disputes linked to Japan’s 20th-century military expansion across Asia, which ended in World War II, persist today.
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01.18.13Tell-All on the Internet Fells Chinese Official
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China's top guardian of Communist literature is said to have provided a woman with a fellowship at his research institute in exchange for $1,600. The sex and jewelry came later.
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01.15.13Talking Trust with China's Army
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With suspicion apparently the order of the day in East and Southeast Asia, an American scholar's visit to a Chinese military forum turned up some fascinating things to say.
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01.15.13To Get Movies Into China, Hollywood Gives Censors a Preview
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The more closely a Hollywood film examines China, the more likely it is to collide with shifting standards, unwritten rules and unfamiliar political powers.
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01.14.13China Allows Media to Report on Air Pollution Crisis
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The wide coverage of Beijing’s brown, soupy air, which has been rated “hazardous” or worse by monitors since last week, was the most open in recent memory.
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01.13.13Breathing in Beijing: Coping with China’s Smog
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Were the Chinese cement industry a country, it would be the sixth biggest emitter of carbon dioxide in the world.
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01.11.13China Said to Crack Down on Censorship Protests
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People across China have been detained or questioned for supporting protesting Southern Weekend journalists.
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01.10.13Censored China Newspaper Returns to Publishing Amid Struggles
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Propaganda officials in south China have agreed to loosen controls over a newspaper struggling against censorship.
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01.08.13China Says it Will Overhaul Sprawling System of Reducation Through Labor
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China's leaders are signaling plans to alter one of the the most despised cudgels for punishing petty criminals and dissidents.