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Last Updated: July 7, 2016

Donald Trump Accuses China of 'Unpresidented' Act Over US Navy Drone

Martin Pengelly
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President-elect makes spelling error in belligerent early morning tweet; China says ‘hyping up’ of issue is not helpful but agrees return of vehicle

China Police Confirm Detention of Human Rights Lawyer Jiang Tianyong

Benjamin Haas
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The activist’s family are still waiting to hear from him despite officials saying he was released more than two weeks ago

‘Friends Forever’? China Wary of Rex Tillerson Wooing Away Russia

Tom Phillips
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Trump will have close ties to Moscow via its Secretary of State, but relations with Beijing are frosty. Could Sino-Russian ties be under threat?

China to Set Date to Close Ivory Factories

Karl Mathiesen and Naomi Larsson
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Preparation is under way in China to bring in a ban on their domestic ivory trade, following a promise made with the US earlier this year

China Riot Police Seal Off City Center After Smog Protestors Put Masks on Statues

Benjamin Haas
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Clampdown in Chengdu after protesters place masks on statues in anger at air pollution choking the city

China Universities Must Become Communist Party 'Strongholds', Says Xi Jinping

Tom Phillips
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All teachers must be ‘staunch supporters’ of party governance, says president in what experts called an effort to reassert control

Trump’s China Tweets are Just Tough Talk

Melissa Chan
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A trade war would be damaging for the US, and the president-elect is likely to need Beijing’s help with North Korea. Wait until he’s in office

Why Facebook’s China Adventure Will Need More than Censorship to Succeed

Benjamin Haas
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As social network develops tools to restrict users so China will let it in, some experts say it is ‘light years’ behind rivals already in place

Putin Brings China’s Great Firewall to Russia in Cybersecurity Pact

Andrei Soldatov and Irina Boroga
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The Kremlin has joined forces with Chinese authorities to bring the internet and its users under greater state control

China Risks Wasting $490 Billion on New Coal Plant, Say Campaigners

AFP
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Carbon Tracker says many plants running at overcapacity but China reluctant to wean itself off coal, fearing unemployment and unrest

Unfinished Bridge Reveals Broken State of North Korea’s Alliance with China

Steve Finch
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Two years on from its expected completion, the bridge joining Dandong and Sinuiju remains unfinished: an emblem of an uneasy alliance gone sour

As the Election Haze Clears, Trump’s China Conundrum Will Become Clear

Jonathan Fenby
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President Trump would be well advised to steer away from the rhetoric of Candidate Trump in dealing with the world’s second biggest economy

New Interpol Head is Chinese Former Deputy Head of Paramilitary Police

Benjamin Haas
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Vice-minister Meng Hongwei’s election has sparked concerns his position may be used to boost China’s campaign to pursue dissidents around the globe

China Passes Law to Ensure Films ‘Serve the People and Socialism’

Alan Evans
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First law governing the country’s film industry targets box-office fraud and says film-makers must have excellent moral integrity

China Tantalized by US Election Mayhem and Prospect of ’Thug’ Trump as President

Tom Phillips
Guardian
Experts say that Beijing would prefer Republican over Hillary Clinton who is considered a hardliner on human rights