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China Kindergarten Stabbing Injures 14 Children (Published 2018)
Mass shootings are rare in China, which has strict gun control. But attackers with knives sometimes carry out mass stabbings, and children are often the targets.
China-Japan sign three-year FX swap deal to strengthen financial stability, business activity
Japan and China on Friday signed a currency swap arrangement of up to $30 billion - the largest such bilateral deal concluded by Tokyo - to strengthen financial stability and spur business activity in both countries, the Bank of Japan said.
Japan's Abe: relations with China at 'historic turning point'
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Friday that bilateral relations with China are at an "historic turning point".
Scandal-plagued Bruce Willis movie shot in China, Air Strike, to open in US
East Asia News -SHANGHAI (BLOOMBERG) - Bruce Willis knew he wasn't in Hollywood anymore when his private jet landed in China three years ago for the shooting of Air Strike. The film crew didn't have
Myanmar-China border: India asks China to act against ULFA leader
The protracted issue of action against Baruah figured during the meeting between India and China during the visit of Zhao Kezhi, public security minister this week.
Did China’s games approval stall because someone got promoted?
Zhuang Rongwen’s departure coincided with the halt in gaming approval via a ‘green channel’ first revealed by Tencent.
Cathay data breach: what you need to know about privacy protection
In aftermath of revelation that personal details of 9.4 million airline passengers were compromised, a look at what is regulated and how the law is enforced
China’s decimation of Uyghur minds
Written by Ondřej Klimeš. Academics, journalists and rights groups have recently documented the accelerating repression of the 11-million strong Uyghur population living in Xinjiang (also known as …
Three Australians were detained in China's re-education camps in the past year: DFAT
The trio was released after a matter of weeks, but DFAT says it has approached China on behalf of Australian residents concerned about relatives still missing in Xinjiang.
Bolsonaro's anti-China rants have Beijing nervous about Brazil
(In this October 25 story, corrects price paid by China Three Gorges for Brazil dams in paragraph 33 to 13.8 billion reais not 4.8 billion reais)
China's request to speak to UBS banker unrelated to bank: CEO
ZURICH: UBS chief executive Sergio Ermotti on Thursday (Oct 25) said a request by Chinese authorities that an employee delay her departure from ...
China hides identities of top scientific recruits amidst growing US scrutiny
Chinese researchers fear that affiliation with the high-status Thousand Talents scheme could make them targets of FBI investigations.
The Missing Images of Chinese Immigrants
What would it have been like to grow up in a country that had shown images of Chinese made by Chinese?
China’s search for sand is destroying Mozambique’s pristine beaches
“We watched the house being dragged by the water. I cried.”
Explainer: Hong Kong's troubled mega-bridge - counting the human, environmental and financial cost | Hong Kong Free Press HKFP
The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge will officially open to traffic on Wednesday. But its construction was late, over-budget and the procedure drivers must go through to actually use the bridge remains notoriously complex. The 55km bridge stretches 22.9km over the sea and includes a 6.7km underwater tunnel. Construction began on the mega-project in 2009 and it was […]
‘Share This Article Now!’: China’s Battle Against Clickbait
‘Please share’ articles prey on readers’ pathos and gullibility to spread pseudoscience for profit.
Shanghai School Investigated for Serving Substandard Meals
The SMIC Private School and its food supplier say they take ‘full responsibility’ and promise to rectify the problems.
