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Last Updated: June 23, 2016
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04.20.16World's Steel Makers To China: Time To Cut The Glut
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The "excess" production is causing such a crisis for the global steel industry that U.S. is joining an international push to try to cut the glut.
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04.14.16U.S., Philippines Conduct Joint Patrols In South China Sea
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Defense Secretary Ash Carter said the patrols and increased military support are intended to "tamp down tensions."
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04.12.16Her Search For Her Mother Touches An Entire Chinese City
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In order to find her birth parents, Jenna Cook met with 50 families who had abandoned a girl in the same street in Wuhan.
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06.16.15‘Jurassic World’ Speaks A Universal Language
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Jurassic World was No. 1 last week in China, where only about 30 Hollywood movies may screen officially each year.
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06.04.15China Tries To Put A More Positive Spin On Cruise Ship Sinking
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Dozens are confirmed dead and the number is expected to pass 400.
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05.01.15Ask The Vietnamese About War, And They Think China, Not The U.S.
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Vietnam's brief but bloody border war with China in 1979 left more than 50,000 dead.
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04.16.15New Asian Development Bank Seen As Sign Of China’s Growing Influence
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Obama worries the new bank will compete with the Western-led World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
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04.13.15China Restricts Travel By Shenzhen Residents To Hong Kong
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The move is designed to assuage Hong Kongers angry with mainlanders who buy up goods.
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01.15.15American Film On A Tibetan Migrant Finds Unlikely Success In China
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Journalist Jocelyn Ford spent years documenting the life of Zanta, a Tibetan migrant who fled her poor, mountain village to build a life for herself and her son in Beijing.
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07.30.14Beijing Begins Apparent Corruption Probe Into High-Level Official
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China has begun investigations into one of the country's senior politicians. Zhou Yongkang was a former domestic security chief, and he's suspected of "serious disciplinary violations" — a phrase which usually stands for...
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06.30.14China Tries To Establish Foothold In Zambia, Tanzania
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Howard French, author of China's Second Continent, talks to Steve Inskeep about why some African countries are of particular interest to Chinese leaders.
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06.04.14After Tiananmen Square, New Lives On A New Continent
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After the democracy protests were crushed in 1989, many thought China would turn inward. Instead, a million Chinese citizens moved to Africa. Howard French discusses his book China's Second Continent.
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04.24.14Obama: U.S. To Defend Japan In Territorial Disputes With China
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President Obama is in Japan for the start of his four-nation Asia visit. The trip aims to assure U.S. allies that they're not forgotten, even as China gets more bullish with its neighbors.
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04.02.14While Warning Of Chinese Cyberthreat, U.S. Launches Its Own Attack
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New documents show that the U.S. National Security Agency penetrated the large Chinese telecommunications firm Huawei, gathering information about its operations.
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03.11.14To Play The Part, Actors Must Talk The Talk — In Chinese
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The success of the Netflix series House of Cards lies in the details, yet episodes featuring actors speaking in Chinese are one detail the show doesn't get quite right.