China zoo reunites lovelorn ram and deer
Pandas 'very well' but jet lagged
Held 'hostage' by China
15:41 UK time, Friday, 9 December 2011
For over a year now Liu Xia has been deprived of her liberty by the Chinese state, for the sole reason, it seems, that her husband won the Nobel Peace Prize.
12 December 2011
Last updated at 01:14 ET
Chinese fishermen 'stab Koreans'
A group of Chinese fishermen stab two South Korean coast guards, killing one, after they are stopped for illegal fishing, Seoul officials say.
China promises to boost imports
President Hu Jintao promises to boost imports on tenth anniversary of China's entry into the World Trade Organization.
Bale defends China massacre film
Actor Christian Bale says the latest film he stars in, portraying the massacre of Chinese by Japan's imperial army in Nanjing, is not propaganda.
Euro crisis hits China statue-makers
Officer hangs on to speeding car
Thick smog covers Beijing
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Red carpet, soft power
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China 'hostage'
Why story of Nobel winner's wife deserves to be told widely
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Are you being served?
Domestic demand could be key for China's economy
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Drawing on the past
Artist re-creates wartime childhood in occupied China
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Growing pains
Is China's growth sustainable without reforms?
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Hazy days
Is smog in the Chinese capital getting worse?
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Air bear
How do you fly a panda 5,000 miles?
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