Topic: The Chinese University of Hong Kong
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Was SARS fallout a lesson for China in global citizenship?
Ten years ago the World Health Organization declared SARS a global emergency. In China, where the epidemic started, the first response was a coverup.
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China's new leaders to tighten Internet restrictions
This week, China's legislature considered a measure that would require Internet users to register their real names, just one of several efforts by the new communist leadership to tighten control over the Internet.
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China's leadership shakeup: What's next for Bo Xilai and the Communist Party (+video)
A government meeting today answered two anticipated political questions: How the controversial Bo would be treated, and when the party would be ready to unveil its new leaders.
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Chinese authorities silence friends of Liu Xiaobo in extensive roundup
China has gone to extraordinarily lengths to stop any of political prisoner Liu Xiaobo's friends or family from attending Friday’s Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in Oslo.
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Can Wen Jiabao reform the Communist Party of China?
A two-day plenum of the Communist Party opened amid calls for relaxing China's repressive one-party rule. Prime Minister Wen Jiabao has called for political change in recent months.
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Law chokes Chinese NGOs' foreign funding
With a new regulation requiring Chinese NGOs to obtain notarized agreements for foreign funding, the government has seized greater control over outside support.
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Condoleezza Rice admits some regrets over Iraq war
Condoleezza Rice on Friday said the US government failed to understand how "broken Iraq was as a society."
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A Chinese experiment in democracy meets fierce resistance
One villager's fight against corruption results in abuse and arrests.
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