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Han Chinese

29 Apr 2013

Ethnic tensions in the far western autonomous region of Xinjiang have again flared into violence. In the worst single incident since rioting between Muslim Uygurs and Han Chinese six years ago...

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Fatal clash in Xinjiang shows cadres lack crisis awareness, analysts say

29 Apr 2013

Nine officials, six police officers and six ethnic Uygurs died in the incident on Tuesday afternoon in a town in Bachu county, Kashgar prefecture, about 1,200 kilometres southwest of the...

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Attack in restive Xinjiang area kills four and injures eight

8 Mar 2013

A Chinese government official says four people were killed and eight more were injured in an attack in China’s restive western region of Xinjiang while the national legislature is meeting to...

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What the mainland media say, December 9, 2012

9 Dec 2012

Fine food often does not come cheap. Take a delicacy such as Xinjiang matang, a dense, cake-like confection that Uygurs make almost entirely of walnuts and other nuts. A single slab of the stuff...

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China's portrayal in Hollywood is far removed from negative stereotypes of old

9 Sep 2012

To properly understand China's standing in the new world order of the 21st century, just look at upcoming sci-fi thriller

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District council is urged to use more English

1 Jul 2012

Councillors in one of the city's most ethnically diverse districts have been accused of short-changing many of their constituents by refusing to offer information in English or use the language in...

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Opinion

Jake Van Der Kamp

China keeping its edge despite grim talk

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Howard Winn

If StanChart doesn't want us, why keep inviting us?

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Front row tweets for this fab four

The front row of a fashion show is the spot everyone else in the crowd is focused on as they wait for the action to start. Recently, the front rowers (also known as 'frowers') raising the most...

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When does a fraud-buster cross the line? And is questioning a popular blogger's bona fides tantamount to libel?

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Novelist Han Han to sue fraud crusader for libel

Best-selling mainland author Han Han is suing self-proclaimed 'Science Cop' Fang Zhouzi, who recently accused Han of hiring ghostwriters for most of his works, says Han's agent.

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Young iconoclast's dim view on revolution strikes chord in Beijing

There may be many mysteries in Chinese politics, but whether the state propaganda machine is surrounded by many competing voices is not one of them.

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Top Chinese words tell story of mass unease

The writing is on the wall: this year's most popular Chinese character and phrase reflect the public's growing discontent and anxiety over the country's situation, a recent poll has shown.

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Colleges recruited in 'go abroad' push

Mainland universities will be given state funding to help extend the overseas reach of Chinese academic research, the latest initiative in the nation's soft-power push abroad.

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