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China-Africa partnership an example for building shared future
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An artist made scathing sculptures of Mao more than a decade ago. Now, he’s detained for slandering China’s heroes
A prominent Chinese artist known for his political critiques of Mao Zedong and the Cultural Revolution has been detained in China, after police raided his art studio near Beijing.
China kicks off major African summit as it seeks to woo leaders amid pressure from the West
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China hosts African leaders to rekindle ‘Belt and Road’ outreach
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South Korea has reported the lowest number of new coronavirus cases since infection rates peaked four weeks ago, fuelling hope Asia’s worst outbreak outside China may be abating. The country recorded …
China threatens to retaliate after Japan imposes export regulations
Japan’s export controls focus on the chip sector and follow US efforts to weaken China’s technology production.
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Foreign automakers have dominated China’s car market for decades, selling millions of vehicles and raking in enormous profits. That golden era is now coming to an abrupt end.
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