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China to US on currency bill: I wouldn't do that if I were you
The US Senate passed a currency bill that would punish countries that subsidize their exports by maintaining an artificially low exchange rate. China called such a law a 'lose-lose' for both sides.
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China dismisses UN report that Chinese bullets were used in Darfur
Chins has reportedly been trying to block publication of a United Nations report that says 11 different kinds of Chinese-made bullet casings have been found at the sites of attacks by government-allied militia in Sudan's Darfur region.
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Nobel prize sparks Norway-China row, petitions for reform in Beijing
Norway faces a diplomatic backlash from China after the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to jailed democracy activist Liu Xiaobo. The greater fallout may be within China itself.
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China slams world leaders' renewed calls for Liu Xiaobo's release
China lashed out at fresh calls to free top dissident Liu Xiaobo, who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize last week. The US has also called on China to ease restrictions on Mr. Xiaobo's wife, Liu Xia.
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Why Liu Xiaobo Nobel Peace Prize could harm Chinese rights activists
The Chinese government said the award to Liu Xiaobo 'profanes the Nobel Peace Prize.' The immediate future may see more activists arrested, warns Mr. Liu's lawyer.
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China-Japan relations sour as fishing boat dispute escalates
China-Japan relations have further deteriorated following China’s decision to cease high-level exchanges with Japan in protest at the extended detention of a Chinese fishing boat captain.
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Obama's export goals: Will China trade be a sticking point?
Unless the US-China trade gap is seriously addressed, some economists say, Obama’s goal of 2 million new trade-related jobs will be unattainable.
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Chinese human rights lawyer still missing a year later
Police put a hood over Gao Zhisheng's head and dragged him from his home on February 4, 2009. Where is he?
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Suu Kyi trial in Burma (Myanmar) highlights activist's limited power
The regime allowed journalists and diplomats to watch the trial as it entered its third day.
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US-Chinese naval standoff the latest in a string of clashes
The US Navy has accused Chinese ships of harassing a US submarine-tracking vessel in the South China Sea.
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