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Explained: What Is China's Suspended Death Penalty For Australian Blogger
Australian writer and pro-democracy blogger Yang Hengjun was handed a suspended death sentence by a Beijing court on Monday, in what human rights advocates say is an unusually harsh verdict in an espionage-related case.
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"Unbearable 10 Years": Chinese Families Of Missing MH370 Plane Call For Fresh Probe
Relatives of dozens of Chinese passengers who died when a Malaysia Airlines plane disappeared almost 10 years ago called Monday for a new investigation, as a Beijing court began hearing their fresh appeal for compensation.
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No Ceremony If Skater Kamila Valieva Wins Beijing Olympic Medal
The International Olympic Committee made the announcement after the Court of Arbitration for Sport said earlier Monday 15-year-old Valieva could continue competing at the Games despite testing positive in December for a banned substance.
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In Setback To China's #Metoo Movement, Court Rules Against Complainant
A Beijing court late on Tuesday ruled against the plaintiff in a high-profile Chinese sexual harassment case, saying there was insufficient evidence to support her claims, a decision likely to deal a blow to China's #MeToo movement.
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Chinese Court Jails Beijing Critic Billionaire Sun Dawu For "Provoking Trouble"
A Chinese court sentenced agricultural tycoon Sun Dawu to 18 years imprisonment on Wednesday for a catalogue of crimes including "provoking trouble" after the outspoken billionaire and grassroots rights supporter was tried in secret.
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China Says It "Drove Away" US Warship On Anniversary Of Tribunal Ruling
China's military said it "drove away" a U.S. warship that illegally entered Chinese waters near the Paracel Islands on Monday, the anniversary of an international court ruling that held Beijing had no claim over the South China Sea.
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China Says It 'Drove Away' US Warship That Illegally Entered Chinese Waters
China's military said on Monday it "drove away" a U.S. warship that illegally entered Chinese waters near the Paracel Islands on Monday, the anniversary of an international court ruling that Beijing has no claim over the South China Sea.
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Hong Kong Court Denies Bail To Democracy Activist
A Hong Kong court denied bail on Friday to pro-democracy activist Chow Hang-tung, who was re-arrested on the eve of the anniversary of the former British colony's handover to Beijing and the centenary of the Chinese Communist Party.
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Senior British Judge To Quit Hong Kong's Top Court: Report
A senior British judge has announced she will quit Hong Kong's top court when her term ends, stating there were "all sorts of question marks" over Beijing's new national security law, media reported Friday.
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Xiaomi Removed From US Blacklist, Reversing Late China Jab by Donald Trump
The US Department of Defense will remove China's Xiaomi from a government blacklist, a court filing showed, marking a noteworthy reversal by the Biden administration of one of Donald Trump's last jabs at Beijing before exiting office.
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Hong Kong Media Tycoon Denied Bail In National Security Case
Hong Kong's top court on Tuesday ordered pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai to stay behind bars as it backed an appeal by prosecutors against granting him bail, in a landmark legal test of Beijing's national security law.
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ByteDance-Owned Douyin Short Video App Sues Tencent for Monopolistic Behaviour
ByteDance's Chinese short video app Douyin has filed a complaint with a court in Beijing to sue Tencent for monopolistic behaviour, ByteDance said.
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Ericsson CEO Börje Ekholm Worried About Chinese Retaliation After Huawei 5G Ban in Sweden
Ericsson CEO Börje Ekholm is worried about Chinese reprisals after Sweden banned Huawei from taking part in the rollout of 5G networks, he said.
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Russia To Miss Tokyo, Beijing Olympics After Doping Ban Halved
The Court of Arbitration for Sport on Thursday banned Russia from international sports competitions for two years including the Tokyo Olympics.
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Hong Kong Media Mogul Appears In Court On National Security Charge
Hong Kong media tycoon and Beijing critic Jimmy Lai appeared in court Saturday to face a charge under a sweeping new national security law that see him jailed for life.
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Explained: What Is China's Suspended Death Penalty For Australian Blogger
Australian writer and pro-democracy blogger Yang Hengjun was handed a suspended death sentence by a Beijing court on Monday, in what human rights advocates say is an unusually harsh verdict in an espionage-related case.
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"Unbearable 10 Years": Chinese Families Of Missing MH370 Plane Call For Fresh Probe
Relatives of dozens of Chinese passengers who died when a Malaysia Airlines plane disappeared almost 10 years ago called Monday for a new investigation, as a Beijing court began hearing their fresh appeal for compensation.
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No Ceremony If Skater Kamila Valieva Wins Beijing Olympic Medal
The International Olympic Committee made the announcement after the Court of Arbitration for Sport said earlier Monday 15-year-old Valieva could continue competing at the Games despite testing positive in December for a banned substance.
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In Setback To China's #Metoo Movement, Court Rules Against Complainant
A Beijing court late on Tuesday ruled against the plaintiff in a high-profile Chinese sexual harassment case, saying there was insufficient evidence to support her claims, a decision likely to deal a blow to China's #MeToo movement.
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Chinese Court Jails Beijing Critic Billionaire Sun Dawu For "Provoking Trouble"
A Chinese court sentenced agricultural tycoon Sun Dawu to 18 years imprisonment on Wednesday for a catalogue of crimes including "provoking trouble" after the outspoken billionaire and grassroots rights supporter was tried in secret.
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China Says It "Drove Away" US Warship On Anniversary Of Tribunal Ruling
China's military said it "drove away" a U.S. warship that illegally entered Chinese waters near the Paracel Islands on Monday, the anniversary of an international court ruling that held Beijing had no claim over the South China Sea.
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China Says It 'Drove Away' US Warship That Illegally Entered Chinese Waters
China's military said on Monday it "drove away" a U.S. warship that illegally entered Chinese waters near the Paracel Islands on Monday, the anniversary of an international court ruling that Beijing has no claim over the South China Sea.
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Hong Kong Court Denies Bail To Democracy Activist
A Hong Kong court denied bail on Friday to pro-democracy activist Chow Hang-tung, who was re-arrested on the eve of the anniversary of the former British colony's handover to Beijing and the centenary of the Chinese Communist Party.
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Senior British Judge To Quit Hong Kong's Top Court: Report
A senior British judge has announced she will quit Hong Kong's top court when her term ends, stating there were "all sorts of question marks" over Beijing's new national security law, media reported Friday.
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Xiaomi Removed From US Blacklist, Reversing Late China Jab by Donald Trump
The US Department of Defense will remove China's Xiaomi from a government blacklist, a court filing showed, marking a noteworthy reversal by the Biden administration of one of Donald Trump's last jabs at Beijing before exiting office.
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Hong Kong Media Tycoon Denied Bail In National Security Case
Hong Kong's top court on Tuesday ordered pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai to stay behind bars as it backed an appeal by prosecutors against granting him bail, in a landmark legal test of Beijing's national security law.
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ByteDance-Owned Douyin Short Video App Sues Tencent for Monopolistic Behaviour
ByteDance's Chinese short video app Douyin has filed a complaint with a court in Beijing to sue Tencent for monopolistic behaviour, ByteDance said.
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Ericsson CEO Börje Ekholm Worried About Chinese Retaliation After Huawei 5G Ban in Sweden
Ericsson CEO Börje Ekholm is worried about Chinese reprisals after Sweden banned Huawei from taking part in the rollout of 5G networks, he said.
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Russia To Miss Tokyo, Beijing Olympics After Doping Ban Halved
The Court of Arbitration for Sport on Thursday banned Russia from international sports competitions for two years including the Tokyo Olympics.
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Hong Kong Media Mogul Appears In Court On National Security Charge
Hong Kong media tycoon and Beijing critic Jimmy Lai appeared in court Saturday to face a charge under a sweeping new national security law that see him jailed for life.
