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Vice President Li Yuanchao shakes hands with US President Barack Obama during South African former president Nelson Mandela's memorial service in Johannesburg on Wednesday. Photo: AFP
Opinion
Morning Clicks
by Patrick Boehler
Morning Clicks
by Patrick Boehler

China news round-up: PLA exercise at N Korean border, HSBC sells Bank of Shanghai stake

Wednesday's summary of top stories elsewhere on China's politics, society, economy and foreign affairs.

Trending topics on weibo
Firemen beaten up during training
Subway groper caught
Tiny Times 3
Remembering Mandela
AFC draws for 2014 
 
Politics
Beijing News*
Speculation about topics at the Central Economic Work Conference: environment, urbanization, real estate.
Dahe Daily*
Caixin
The central bank has been consulting executives of major banks about creating a deposit insurance mechanism and may announce a draft plan early next year.
Radio Free Asia
 
Society
Fei Chang Dao
Tech in Asia
Radio Free Asia
Chinese authorities have expelled a group of Inner Mongolian herders from Beijing after they persistently petitioned officials over the loss of their grazing land in a landmark case.
New York Review of Books
In 1998, in Beijing, 13,000 people had the name Zhang Shuzhen 张淑珍, 11,000 were called Wang Shuzhen 王淑珍, and 10,100 were named Li Shuzhen 李淑珍.
 
Economy
Financial Times
Hong Kong listings revival offers sovereign wealth path to China.
China will set up one or two state-owned investment companies next year to facilitate SOE restructuring. 
Bloomberg
HSBC sells 8 per cent stake in Bank of Shanghai to Spain’s Santander.
China Dialogue
Air pollution worries and falling prices have forced coal companies to shift their business model.
 
Foreign affairs
Chosun Ilbo
China's 39th Army is currently involved in winter training exercises on the border with North Korea.
New York Times
Computer breaches at the foreign ministries of the Czech Republic, Portugal, Bulgaria, Latvia and Hungary have been traced to Chinese hackers.
China Law and Policy
Journalists Edward Wong and Paul Mooney will testify before the US Congress today.
Jiji Press
 
* denotes articles in Chinese language.
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