Nike and H&M face backlash in China over Xinjiang statements
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Facebook removes accounts of 'China-based hackers' targeting Uighurs
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China denies offer of 'vaccine diplomacy' deal to Paraguay
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China-based hackers used Facebook to target Uighurs abroad with malware
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A year-old H&M statement about Xinjiang cotton is getting fierce blowback in China
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China's rural revolution: the architects rescuing its villages from oblivion
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Beijing’s European sanctions are also a bid to control who tells the China story
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China threat to invade Taiwan is 'closer than most think', says US admiral
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UK braced for Chinese retaliation over Uighur abuse sanctions
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Who are the 10 European citizens China is sanctioning?
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China bomb attack kills four in suspected protest over development
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Uighurs: Western countries sanction China over rights abuses
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US and Canada follow EU and UK in sanctioning Chinese officials over Xinjiang
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The EU is sanctioning China for the first time since Tiananmen Square
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China returns eight activists jailed for trying to flee Hong Kong
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Sturgeon welcomes 'official, definitive, independent' ruling she did not breach ministerial code – as it happened
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A Second Canadian Goes on Trial in China on Spying Charges
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South China Sea: alarm in Philippines as 200 Chinese vessels gather at disputed reef
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Canadian Michael Kovrig awaits verdict after trial in China
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'Cooperative and rather active': joy as pandas mate in French zoo
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Hong Kong’s arts scene shudders as Beijing draws cultural red line
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China's first local Covid case since February had been vaccinated – state media
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Elon Musk denies Teslas used for spying after China's military bans cars from bases
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Trudeau condemns closed-door espionage trial of Canadian in China
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Will a chilly meeting in Anchorage set the tone for US-Chinese relations? | Emma Graham-Harrison
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Crown Resorts employees 'instructed to use codewords' when discussing China operations
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China is refining more oil than the US for the first time
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Tiananmen Square, Uyghur Court: Tower Hamlets plans name changes in solidarity
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China has detained my young children. I don't know if I'll ever see them again | Mihriban Kader
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'Deep concerns': US and China trade criticism in Alaska meeting – video
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Michael Spavor: Canada criticises China after trial held in secret
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Biden Administration’s First U.S.-China Meeting Quickly Descends Into Bickering
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US and China publicly rebuke each other in first major talks of Biden era
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Path to freedom narrows for detained Canadian duo caught in US-China feud
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China may need Britain more than it cares to admit | Jeevan Vasagar
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China must persuade North Korea to give up nuclear weapons, says Blinken
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Kovrig and Spavor: China set to begin trial of two Canadians
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The geopolitical buzzword of the moment is the Indo-Pacific
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China is boosting its vaccine diplomacy with visa perks for taking its shots
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China to only allow foreign visitors who have had Chinese-made vaccine
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UK urged to ban fur imports from China over animal abuse claims
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UK must fix modern slavery laws to help protect Uighurs in China, say MPs
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Signal: China appears to have blocked encrypted messaging app
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UK defence policy review lacks clarity on China and Indo-Pacific
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The African countries that are part of China’s vaccine diplomacy
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The UK’s Integrated Review predicts at least one major successful terrorist attack by 2030
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China is major threat, but UK will keep up trade links, says defence review
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Boris Johnson says UK wants to work with China, though it poses 'great challenges for an open society' – live
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China's taste for beef drives record exports from Brazil
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China tells Alibaba to sell off media assets in tech crackdown
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Mitt Romney calls for ‘economic and diplomatic’ boycott of Beijing Olympics
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Sandstorm and pollution turn Beijing sky orange – video
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Public confidence about British economy jumps; Thorntons to close all stores – as it happened
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Beijing skies turn orange as sandstorm and pollution send readings off the scale
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The Guardian view on the Biden stimulus: a historic moment | Editorial
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A child screams in Myanmar … and China pretends not to hear
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Chaos Under Heaven: Trump as raging bull in a China policy shop
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Australia renews concerns over coal ships stuck off China amid import quota uncertainty
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Trade war fallout: how reliant is Australia's economy on China?
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Hong Kong: UK accuses China of breaching joint declaration
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Hong Kong: G7 calls on China to end 'oppression' of democratic values
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China reports Australia to UN body over 'violated' human rights
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Chinese hotel with polar bear enclosure opens to outrage
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A US-Europe rare earths partnership is sandwiched by China
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China's parliament remakes Hong Kong in its own image
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Canadian men detained in China to face trial ‘soon’ as hopes of diplomatic deal dim
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Chinese students in Australia fear reprisals at home if they speak out, inquiry hears
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China’s “mask diplomacy” in Africa worked
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Hong Kong activists urge EU not to ratify new deal with China
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China adopts new laws to ensure only 'patriots' can govern Hong Kong
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