Topic: Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 05/17
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In Pictures: Larger than life: Billboards around the world
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Stir It Up!
Chinese lamb with cumin
Whole cumin seeds, jalapeño, red bell peppers, garlic, and onions deliver a lively taste.
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Kyrgyz violence could threaten China's influence
Kyrgyz violence has slowed trade between China and Kyrgyzstan to a trickle, allowing rival Russia to step up its already dominant influence.
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 05/17
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China execution of Briton Akmal Shaikh stresses UK ties
China executed Briton Akmal Shaikh Tuesday for drug smuggling despite assertions by British officials and the man's family that he was mentally unstable. Shaikh's lawyers said he had been framed.
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In Pictures: Larger than life: Billboards around the world
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World's first shark sanctuary set to open in Palau
The tiny Pacific nation is fighting to protect more than 130 species fighting extinction in the Pacific Ocean.
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Chinese media: Urumqi’s syringe stabbers strike again
Police reported 77 new needle attacks in 24 hours, a state paper said. Similar news last week prompted huge protests and fear of more ethnic clashes. But some questioned how rampant the attacks really were.
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Why China's ethnic riots help the Communist Party
Official media depicted the country's dominant Han as victims, a useful unifier in a down economy.
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Why China has clenched its fist in Xinjiang
Beijing's severe treatment of Uighurs – and Tibetans, too – may be an attempt to prevent a breakup similar to that of the Soviet Union.
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What China is doing to quell Uighur-Han unrest
Police established a curfew Tuesday, as 20,000 security forces roamed the streets. Internet connections have also been cut to prevent the violence from 'spreading.'








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