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How North Korea’s lucrative trade in human hair is helping it skirt the impact of sanctions
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RBA governor says inflation still above target; Matt Kean to retire from politics – as it happened
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Row as Nato chief hints at talks to increase availability of nuclear weapons
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Don’t be fooled by the pandas and the wine, a chill remains in the Australia-China relationship
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China new home prices drop at fastest rate in nearly a decade
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Chinese premier Li Qiang’s Australia visit overshadowed by officials’ apparent attempt to block Cheng Lei's view at event
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Global spending on nuclear weapons up 13% in record rise
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Virgin Australia plane makes emergency landing – as it happened
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Labor urged to put human rights record before trade as Chinese premier visits Canberra
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Chinese firm sought to use UK university links to access AI for possible military use
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China’s panda promise to Adelaide put in black and white as human rights protesters bear witness
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‘Twists and turns’ in Australia-China ties are over, Li Qiang says – but Penny Wong highlights tensions
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Minns ‘really sorry’ final Vivid drone show cancelled with 20 minutes notice – as it happened
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Farewell Fu Ni and Wang Wang: is Australia about to meet a new panda duo?
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What is on the agenda for Chinese premier Li Qiang’s visit to Australia?
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Russian ties and cheap tech: G7 leaders unequivocal in criticism of China
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‘Stop sending me money’: Singapore keeper deluged after saves help China
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Chinese #MeToo journalist jailed for five years
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Prominent China #MeToo journalist Sophia Huang Xueqin sentenced to five years in jail, supporters say
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Philippines increases South China Sea patrols as Beijing set to roll out new trespass laws
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Stellantis says it will ‘fight’ for electric car sales rather than hide behind tariffs
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‘Thanks for the free rent’: Cheng Lei jokes about China detention in comedy debut
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‘We’re asking a lot of these people’: how fragile is the global supply chain?
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China’s maritime militia: the shadowy armada whose existence Beijing rarely acknowledges
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How will new EU tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles work?
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EU to put tariffs of up to 38% on Chinese electric vehicles as trade war looms
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China’s glut of idle property causes headache for the government
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The Guardian view on the rule of law in Hong Kong: the verdict of foreign judges is damning | Editorial
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Hong Kong is ‘slowly becoming a totalitarian state’, says UK judge
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Man arrested after four US academics stabbed in park during China visit
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Stop Shein listing on the FTSE, workers’ rights campaigners urge
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EU expected to impose import tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles
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Guterres warns humanity on ‘knife’s edge’ as AI raises nuclear war threat
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Three arrested in Hong Kong for ‘insulting’ Chinese anthem at World Cup qualifier
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Here review – romantic connection in the forest in gentle and beguiling drama
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Gene therapy trial gives deaf children hearing in both ears
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Pride before a fall: water pipe helps cherished waterfall in China stay flowing
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From beef noodles to bots: Taiwan’s factcheckers on fighting Chinese disinformation and ‘unstoppable’ AI
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The Guardian view on Mexico’s new president: a stunning victory for pro-poor politics | Editorial
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China’s crackdown on Tiananmen memorials shows its obsession with security – and growing paranoia | Louisa Lim
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China’s lunar probe on way back to Earth from far side of the moon
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Tiananmen Square anniversary: Hong Kong police detain artist who made sign in the air
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China's far-side Moon mission begins journey back
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Deep Sea review – underwater restaurant yarn cooks up dazzlingly psychedelic images
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Beijing accuses MI6 of recruiting Chinese couple as spies
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China and Hong Kong reportedly detain dissidents before Tiananmen Square anniversary
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Ukraine war briefing: Kyiv mourns prominent combat medic and journalist killed in action
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Zelenskiy accuses China of deterring countries from going to peace summit
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China’s defence chief repeats threat of force against Taiwanese independence
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China’s Chang’e-6 probe lands on far side of the moon
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‘We refuse to disappear’: the Hong Kong 47 facing life in jail after crackdown
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‘It doesn’t make any sense’: new twist in mystery of Mount Everest and the British explorers’ missing bodies
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Hong Kong rejects western criticism of democracy activists’ convictions
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He found the American Dream on China’s TikTok. The reality was more complicated
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OpenAI says Russian and Israeli groups used its tools to spread disinformation
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Meet the Chinese army’s latest weapon: the gun-toting dog
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‘Hong Kong 47’ trial: 14 activists found guilty of conspiracy to commit subversion
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China lifts most remaining trade bans on Australian beef exports
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Two giant pandas from China to arrive at US National Zoo
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From the archive: The secret deportations: how Britain betrayed the Chinese men who served the country in the war – podcast
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Taiwan passes controversial reform bill after violence and protests
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David Beckham becomes ambassador for Chinese tech group sponsoring Euro 2024
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Hong Kong police arrest six people under new security law
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The US attempt to ban TikTok is an attack on ideas and hope | Dominic Andre
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Senior UK politicians call for greater scrutiny of potential Shein IPO
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Private Revolutions by Yuan Yang review – the women who tried to carve a path in a new China
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Zelenskiy calls on world leaders to attend Ukraine ‘peace summit’ after deadly Kharkiv strike
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Beijing accuses UK of making false allegations against Chinese citizens
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Last major Arabic-style mosque in China loses its domes
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