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"We Are Indians": Protests Break Out In Arunachal Pradesh Over Chinese Village
Protests have broken among section of people in Arunachal Pradesh's Upper Subansiri District following NDTV's expose of China having constructed a whole new village on territory that part of the state. Locals carried out a march today, carrying placards and burning effigies of Chinese President Xi Jinping even as they raised various pro-India, anti...
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Bengal BJP Slams "Chinese PM Kim Jong Un" In Protest Against Ladakh Clash
Anti-China protests took a completely new twist in a town in Bengal where local BJP workers burnt an effigy of Chinese president Xi Jinping but called him Kim Jong Un of North Korea. The video has been widely shared by amused social media users.
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Anti-China Protests Across India, Delhi's Defence Colony Declares "War"
Calls to boycott China-made goods have erupted across India after 20 soldiers died in a violent face-off with Chinese troops in Ladakh's Galwan valley late Monday night
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Hong Kong Rights Bill Clears US Congress, Heads To Donald Trump
US lawmakers Wednesday overwhelmingly approved legislation that supports human rights and democracy in Hong Kong and also backs the territory's anti-China protesters, sending the measure opposed by Beijing to President Donald Trump.
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IndiGo Suspends Kolkata-Hong Kong Flights Over Anti-China Protests
Hit by the ongoing anti-China protests, IndiGo on Tuesday said it will suspend its flights on the Kolkata-Hong Kong route from November 6.
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Taiwan Court Acquits 'Sunflower Movement' Protesters
A prominent Taiwanese activist-turned-lawmaker who stormed parliament in 2014 protesting a China trade pact was acquitted with 21 other demonstrators Friday over their roles in the so-called "Sunflower Movement".
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Anti-China Protesters Rally In Hong Kong As Vote Looms
Around a thousand protesters rallied in Hong Kong Saturday against a crackdown on pro-democracy lawmakers and an electoral system skewed towards Beijing ahead of elections for a new city leader.
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Hong Kong Police Use Pepper Spray At Anti-China Protest
Hong Kong police used pepper spray Sunday to drive back hundreds of protesters angry at China's decision to intervene in a row over whether two pro-independence lawmakers should be barred from the city's legislature.
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Hong Kong Student Leader Wong Acquitted Over Anti-China Protest
Hong Kong student leader Joshua Wong was acquitted Tuesday over an anti-China protest in the first of a raft of cases against him to reach a verdict.
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China Welcomes Vietnam's Move to Compensate Riot Victims
China has welcomed Vietnam's decision to compensate the victims of the anti-China protests in May, a move aimed at removing a thorn that has hurt relations between the two countries for months.
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Mass Hong Kong Protest Looms as Democracy Push Gathers Steam
Hong Kong is bracing for its largest protest in more than a decade after nearly 800,000 voted for full democracy in an unofficial referendum, a move likely to stoke anti-China sentiment in the former British colony.
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Chinese Official Met By Protests, Says Respects Taiwan's Choices
China's top official in charge of relations with self-ruled Taiwan said on Friday that he understood and respected the choices of the island's people, as he was met by noisy protests in the traditionally anti-China far south of Taiwan.
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Vietnam Says China Moving Rig; China Denies Sending Warships
Vietnam said on Wednesday that a Chinese oil rig at the centre of an increasingly bitter territorial dispute appeared to be on the move again, as China denied Vietnamese accusations that it had sent warships to the scene.
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Vietnamese Stage Small Anti-China Protest in Hong Kong
About 200 protesters, many of them Vietnamese, staged an anti-China protest in Hong Kong on Sunday over a sovereignty dispute in the South China Sea, in the first instance of such Vietnam-linked demonstrations so close to China.
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China Firm Says Four Staff killed in Vietnam Unrest, Most Employees Evacuated
Metallurgical Corp of China Ltd (MCC) said on Wednesday four of its employees working on a construction project in Vietnam were killed and 126 injured during anti-China protests last week over a disputed area in the South China Sea.
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"We Are Indians": Protests Break Out In Arunachal Pradesh Over Chinese Village
Protests have broken among section of people in Arunachal Pradesh's Upper Subansiri District following NDTV's expose of China having constructed a whole new village on territory that part of the state. Locals carried out a march today, carrying placards and burning effigies of Chinese President Xi Jinping even as they raised various pro-India, anti...
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Bengal BJP Slams "Chinese PM Kim Jong Un" In Protest Against Ladakh Clash
Anti-China protests took a completely new twist in a town in Bengal where local BJP workers burnt an effigy of Chinese president Xi Jinping but called him Kim Jong Un of North Korea. The video has been widely shared by amused social media users.
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Anti-China Protests Across India, Delhi's Defence Colony Declares "War"
Calls to boycott China-made goods have erupted across India after 20 soldiers died in a violent face-off with Chinese troops in Ladakh's Galwan valley late Monday night
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Hong Kong Rights Bill Clears US Congress, Heads To Donald Trump
US lawmakers Wednesday overwhelmingly approved legislation that supports human rights and democracy in Hong Kong and also backs the territory's anti-China protesters, sending the measure opposed by Beijing to President Donald Trump.
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IndiGo Suspends Kolkata-Hong Kong Flights Over Anti-China Protests
Hit by the ongoing anti-China protests, IndiGo on Tuesday said it will suspend its flights on the Kolkata-Hong Kong route from November 6.
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Taiwan Court Acquits 'Sunflower Movement' Protesters
A prominent Taiwanese activist-turned-lawmaker who stormed parliament in 2014 protesting a China trade pact was acquitted with 21 other demonstrators Friday over their roles in the so-called "Sunflower Movement".
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Anti-China Protesters Rally In Hong Kong As Vote Looms
Around a thousand protesters rallied in Hong Kong Saturday against a crackdown on pro-democracy lawmakers and an electoral system skewed towards Beijing ahead of elections for a new city leader.
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Hong Kong Police Use Pepper Spray At Anti-China Protest
Hong Kong police used pepper spray Sunday to drive back hundreds of protesters angry at China's decision to intervene in a row over whether two pro-independence lawmakers should be barred from the city's legislature.
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Hong Kong Student Leader Wong Acquitted Over Anti-China Protest
Hong Kong student leader Joshua Wong was acquitted Tuesday over an anti-China protest in the first of a raft of cases against him to reach a verdict.
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China Welcomes Vietnam's Move to Compensate Riot Victims
China has welcomed Vietnam's decision to compensate the victims of the anti-China protests in May, a move aimed at removing a thorn that has hurt relations between the two countries for months.
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Mass Hong Kong Protest Looms as Democracy Push Gathers Steam
Hong Kong is bracing for its largest protest in more than a decade after nearly 800,000 voted for full democracy in an unofficial referendum, a move likely to stoke anti-China sentiment in the former British colony.
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Chinese Official Met By Protests, Says Respects Taiwan's Choices
China's top official in charge of relations with self-ruled Taiwan said on Friday that he understood and respected the choices of the island's people, as he was met by noisy protests in the traditionally anti-China far south of Taiwan.
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Vietnam Says China Moving Rig; China Denies Sending Warships
Vietnam said on Wednesday that a Chinese oil rig at the centre of an increasingly bitter territorial dispute appeared to be on the move again, as China denied Vietnamese accusations that it had sent warships to the scene.
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Vietnamese Stage Small Anti-China Protest in Hong Kong
About 200 protesters, many of them Vietnamese, staged an anti-China protest in Hong Kong on Sunday over a sovereignty dispute in the South China Sea, in the first instance of such Vietnam-linked demonstrations so close to China.
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China Firm Says Four Staff killed in Vietnam Unrest, Most Employees Evacuated
Metallurgical Corp of China Ltd (MCC) said on Wednesday four of its employees working on a construction project in Vietnam were killed and 126 injured during anti-China protests last week over a disputed area in the South China Sea.
