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'Cute but cruel': the crime drama hailed a Chinese TV milestone
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WHO Experts in China to Begin Investigation of Coronavirus Origins
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'This is intolerable': fearful Australians in Hong Kong hasten plans to leave city
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Australia's Hong Kong intervention was hardly strident but that didn't matter to China
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Xinjiang: US sanctions on Chinese officials over 'abuse' of Muslims
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The world is blowing its chance to “build back better” from Covid-19
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'No regrets' for Briton staying in China during coronavirus pandemic
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China has shown it is willing to pay the economic price of suppressing Hong Kong | James Lim
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China’s Top Diplomat Says U.S. Policy Is Driven by ‘McCarthy-Style Paranoia’
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China accuses Australia of 'gross interference' after offer of safe haven for Hong Kong visa holders
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UK universities comply with China's internet restrictions
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UK universities urged to adopt risk management strategy with China
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Multinational companies are calling out injustice everywhere—except in China
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Lord Patten: Trump's re-election would hurt efforts to stand up to China
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China's Great Firewall descends on Hong Kong internet users
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Hong Kong pupils banned from political activity
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#LetMeGoHome: Thousands of Indians are bearing the human and emotional cost of Trump’s visa ban
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China's grip on Hong Kong eroding its status as financial hub, investors believe
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Protest anthem banned in Hong Kong schools as new security office opens
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Global report: WHO says 'evidence emerging' of airborne coronavirus spread
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Hong Kong security law: Beijing security office opens in Hong Kong
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'Our spirit will never be crushed': Hong Kong activists vow to keep fighting despite new laws
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FBI director: China is 'greatest threat' to US
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China: Bus plunges into reservoir, killing 21
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No business need at all now for a Chinese nuclear plant in the UK
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Bus carrying students en route to exam plunges into lake in south-west China, killing 21
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China blackmailing dissenters in US to return home – FBI chief
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TikTok’s Hong Kong exit isn’t a stand against Beijing’s internet censorship
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UK remain campaign strategist to head Hong Kong PR push
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The US is showing no mercy for international students even in the middle of a pandemic
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Hong Kong police given sweeping powers under new security law
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The U.S. Just Sent 2 Aircraft Carriers to the South China Sea. China Isn’t Happy
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China travel warning: Australians told they may be at risk of arbitrary detention
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Markets slide as EC predicts deeper eurozone recession - as it happened
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‘Hold on brother’: final days of doomed crew on Chinese shark finning boat
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Exiled Uighurs call on ICC to investigate Chinese 'genocide' in Xinjiang
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Apple under pressure to act after TikTok pulls out of Hong Kong
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China to criminalise college exam fraud after identity thefts
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Russia cracks down on marmot hunting after suspected bubonic plague cases
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'Now is the time to stand with Hong Kong' - Joshua Wong
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Peer 'baffled' by claims he was targeted by fake PR campaign to boost Huawei
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Hong Kong: first person charged under new security law
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Hong Kong: Facebook, Google and Twitter among firms 'pausing' police help
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Parliament must be given power to vote on whether Australia goes to war, inquiry hears
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'Our heart will never die': Hongkongers raise blank paper in protest against security law - video
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Chinese TV channel breached rules with 'forced confession'
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UK-based Chinese news network CGTN faces possible ban
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Chinese ambassador: UK ban on Huawei would damage trust
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Facebook and WhatsApp pause Hong Kong user data requests
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Wuhan residents told to stay indoors again after record rainfall
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TikTok may be 'data collection service disguised as social media', Liberal senator says
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Xu Zhangrun, outspoken critic of Xi Jinping, detained by police in Beijing
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China bubonic plague: Inner Mongolia takes precautions after case
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Suspected case of bubonic plague found in city in Inner Mongolia
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Boris Johnson now has 'sound reasons' to keep Huawei out of UK 5G
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Risks and bias of UK's Hong Kong plan | Letters
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Hong Kong security law: Pro-democracy books pulled from libraries
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Weak, divided, incompetent... the west is unfit to challenge Xi’s bid for global hegemony
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Hongkongers face a Kafkaesque reality as censors outlaw the words of protest | Louisa Lim
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Hong Kong: books by pro-democracy activists disappear from library shelves
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'Alarm bells': how China's assertiveness led to Australia's defence overhaul
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Why do Muslim states stay silent over China’s abuse of the Uighurs? | Nick Cohen
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What China's new security law means for Hong Kong – video explainer
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'Hidden language': Hongkongers get creative against security law
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Lin Dan: China's two-time Olympic champion retires from badminton
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Global report: local lockdowns ordered in Melbourne and northern Spain
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