China
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Claims emerge lobbyist Bob Dole spent six months setting up controversial phone call between US president-elect and Tsai Ing-wen
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The Plough at Cadsden, where former PM shared a pint with China’s leader, ‘won’t turn into a Chinese restaurant’
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Trump’s China tweets are just tough talk
Melissa ChanA trade war would be damaging for the US, and the president-elect is likely to need Beijing’s help with North Korea. Wait until he’s in office -
After president-elect controversially spoke with Taiwan leader, Communist party controlled tabloid warns Beijing must be ready to ‘strike back’
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A breach of protocol by the president-elect has caused much agitation, and confusion as to whether Taiwan is even a country. The answer is … not straightforward
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Experts agree the chances of a bitter and messy rupture between China and the US have increased following Trump’s tweets lashing out at Beijing
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Trump advisers point to China’s measured reaction but experts say Beijing leaders will be privately enraged and unnerved
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President-elect’s recent actions in the region indicate he is content to break with Washington orthodoxy even as it comes with real risks
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Undercover investigation by China Labor Watch exposes low wages, hazardous chemicals and overtime beyond legal limits
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The phone call was the first publicly known conversation between US and Taiwan leaders since 1979
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Woman who talked to mayor about airport expansion plans said she was associated with Trump Organization, official says
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Pro-independence representatives could be wiped out, after the disqualifications of Yau Wai-ching and Sixtus Leung
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John Pilger lays bare the historical horrors of the US military in the Pacific, exposing the paranoia and pre-emptive aggression of its semi-secret bases
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China has vowed to close 1,000 coal mines to reduce its dependence on fossil fuels. But these haunting photographs by the award-winning Canadian photojournalist Kevin Frayer, who travelled to Inner Mongolia to witness the activities of unauthorised steel mills, underline the scale of Beijing’s challenge
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Jiang Tianyong was last seen boarding a train to Beijing according to his wife who fears he has been detained by police
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As social network reportedly develops tools to restrict users so the Communist party will let it in, some experts say it is ‘light years’ behind rivals already in place
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The London-based singer-songwriter, along with fellow UK artists David Lyttle and Quinta, will spend six weeks in Chinese cities creating new work
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Matt Damon on Great Wall whitewashing: 'I didn't take role from Chinese actor'