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Last Updated: July 7, 2016

See China’s Rapid Island-Building Strategy in Action

Kevin Uhrmarcher, Kevin Schaul and...
Washington Post
New satellite imagery of remote islands in the South China Sea shows Chinese island-building projects and how attention has turned to building military bases.

China’s Annual Dog-Eating Festival Prompts Social Media Firestorm

Lindsey Bever and Nick Kirkpatrick
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At a solstice festival in China 10,000 canines are said to be beaten, killed and cooked for human consumption.

How the South China Sea Could help Beijing Level the Nuclear Playing Field

Will Englund
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China bases its nuclear submarines, including the four equipped to launch ballistic missiles, on Hainan Island.

Obama’s Quiet Nuclear Deal with China Raises Proliferation Concerns

Steven Mufson
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Beijing could buy more U.S.-designed reactors and pursue a facility or the technology to reprocess plutonium. 

Chinese Feminist Wants to be the Country’s First Openly Lesbian Lawyer

Simon Denyer
Washington Post
Li Tingting is determined that police harrassment will not stop her.

What China’s and Pakistan’s Special Friendship Means

Ishaan Tharoor
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Sino-Pakistan friendship, read Islamabad billboards, "is higher than mountains, deeper than oceans, sweeter than honey, and stronger than steel."

U.S. Navy Alarmed at Beijing’s ‘Great Wall of Sand’ in So China Sea

Simon Denyer
Washington Post
US Admiral says competing territorial claims in the South China Sea are “increasing regional tensions and the potential for miscalculation." 

China Gloats as Europeans Rush to Join Asian Bank

Simon Denyer
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Xinhua described the U.S. as “petulant and cynical” for declining to join the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank.

Why China Can’t Get too Angry at Burma for Dropping Bombs

William Wan and Xu Jing
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Burma remains a large importer of Chinese weapons amd China needs the country's energy and raw materials. 

China’s Feminists Stand up Against ‘Misogynistic’ TV Gala

Simon Denyer and Xu Yangjingjing
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The most widely watched television show on earth was peppered with jokes at the expense of women.

In China, Oscars Ceremony Touches Nerves Over Hong Kong, Snowden

Simon Denyer and Xu Yangjingjing
Washington Post
Common spoke about dreams of better lives, including “people in Hong Kong fighting for democracy."

The Trans-Pacific Partnership Can Help the U.S. Counter China’s Expansion

The Washington Post Editorial Board
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We’ve faulted President Obama for his less-than-full-throated support of free-trade agreements that enjoy the nominal backing of his administration. There was no such cause for complaint about his State of the Union address Tuesday night, however,...

China Reluctant to Join U.S. in Punishing North Korea over Cyberattacks

Simon Denyer
Washington Post
Asked about U.S. requests for help from China to punish North Korea for cyberattacks, a spokeswoman for China’s Foreign Ministry, said the United States and North Korea needed to communicate directly.

As Obama Opens to Cuba, China Experts Remember Benefits from U.S. Engagement

Simon Denyer
Washington Post
As Washington moves to restore diplomatic ties with Cuba after decades of trying to isolate and overthrow the Castro regime, Chinese people and China experts in the United States have been reminded of a much more momentous opening 36 years ago that...

Hong Kong Democracy Protesters Brace for Final Camp Shutdown

Simon Denyer
Washington Post
The operation reflects the waning support for demonstrators after more than two months of civil disobedience and clashes that began over Beijing’s role in directing elections in the former British colony.