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BBC World News Banned In China Over 'Content Violation'
China's broadcasting regulator announced Thursday it has pulled BBC World News from the air, saying the channel's content had "seriously" violated guidelines for reporting in the country.
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China Asks TV Channels To Cut Entertainment Airtime Amid Virus Outbreak
China's broadcasting authorities on Tuesday ordered local satellite television stations to cut entertainment airtime to assist the fight against the coronavirus outbreak.
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Kindergartens, Schools, Universities In Beijing To Remain Shut Amid Virus Scare: State Media
China's capital Beijing will delay reopening the city's kindergartens, schools and universities, state-owned China National Radio (CNR) said on its official page on the micro-blogging website Weibo on Sunday.
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US Trying To Convince China "To Behave Like A Normal Nation": Mike Pompeo
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Wednesday the United States was engaged in a "multi-pronged effort ... to convince China to behave like a normal nation on commerce" and respect international law after Washington indicted 10 Chinese nationals for stealing aviation secrets.
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Chinese Rescuers Slowly Dig Down To Rescue 4 Trapped Miners
Rescuers have dropped provisions to four Chinese mine workers trapped for 10 days in a wrecked gypsum mine and are slowly drilling a route to save them, state media said today.
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China Expects to Issue Taxi App Regulations in H1 2015
"I'm hopeful (the regulations) will be published within the first half of the year," China National Radio quoted China's transport minister as saying.
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Thai Flight Returns After Passenger Tosses Hot Water At Crew
A Thai airline flight to China returned to Bangkok after a passenger assaulted a flight attendant by tossing hot water at her, the airline said Friday.
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Grandson of Late Chinese Leader Deng Promoted
The grandson of China's late paramount leader Deng Xiaoping has been given his first low-level leadership post in the area where his grandfather made history, state media said Tuesday.
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Chinese Police Seal Off Train Station After Detecting Suspected Explosives: State Media
Chinese police sealed off a train station on Thursday in the northwestern city of Lanzhou after detecting suspected explosives, state media said.
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Chinese boy, 10, jumps to death 'on teacher's order'
A 10-year-old Chinese boy jumped 30 floors to his death after failing to write a self-criticism letter demanded by his teacher, state media reported on Thursday.
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Thousands evacuated as Typhoon Soulik hits China
China evacuated more than 300,000 people and drafted in thousands of soldiers as a typhoon which brought torrential rain and powerful winds to Taiwan began to batter the mainland today.
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Two students, using radio signals to cheat in exam, held in China
Police in China have arrested two students and seized radio signal equipment being used by them to cheat in the national entrance exam in which over nine million students are appearing.
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Tibet landslide kills 21 people, 62 missing: reports
Rescuers have recovered 21 bodies three days after a massive landslide in Tibet buried more than 80 mine workers, China National Radio reported on Monday.
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BBC World News Banned In China Over 'Content Violation'
China's broadcasting regulator announced Thursday it has pulled BBC World News from the air, saying the channel's content had "seriously" violated guidelines for reporting in the country.
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China Asks TV Channels To Cut Entertainment Airtime Amid Virus Outbreak
China's broadcasting authorities on Tuesday ordered local satellite television stations to cut entertainment airtime to assist the fight against the coronavirus outbreak.
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Kindergartens, Schools, Universities In Beijing To Remain Shut Amid Virus Scare: State Media
China's capital Beijing will delay reopening the city's kindergartens, schools and universities, state-owned China National Radio (CNR) said on its official page on the micro-blogging website Weibo on Sunday.
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US Trying To Convince China "To Behave Like A Normal Nation": Mike Pompeo
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Wednesday the United States was engaged in a "multi-pronged effort ... to convince China to behave like a normal nation on commerce" and respect international law after Washington indicted 10 Chinese nationals for stealing aviation secrets.
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Chinese Rescuers Slowly Dig Down To Rescue 4 Trapped Miners
Rescuers have dropped provisions to four Chinese mine workers trapped for 10 days in a wrecked gypsum mine and are slowly drilling a route to save them, state media said today.
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China Expects to Issue Taxi App Regulations in H1 2015
"I'm hopeful (the regulations) will be published within the first half of the year," China National Radio quoted China's transport minister as saying.
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Thai Flight Returns After Passenger Tosses Hot Water At Crew
A Thai airline flight to China returned to Bangkok after a passenger assaulted a flight attendant by tossing hot water at her, the airline said Friday.
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Grandson of Late Chinese Leader Deng Promoted
The grandson of China's late paramount leader Deng Xiaoping has been given his first low-level leadership post in the area where his grandfather made history, state media said Tuesday.
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Chinese Police Seal Off Train Station After Detecting Suspected Explosives: State Media
Chinese police sealed off a train station on Thursday in the northwestern city of Lanzhou after detecting suspected explosives, state media said.
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Chinese boy, 10, jumps to death 'on teacher's order'
A 10-year-old Chinese boy jumped 30 floors to his death after failing to write a self-criticism letter demanded by his teacher, state media reported on Thursday.
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Thousands evacuated as Typhoon Soulik hits China
China evacuated more than 300,000 people and drafted in thousands of soldiers as a typhoon which brought torrential rain and powerful winds to Taiwan began to batter the mainland today.
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Two students, using radio signals to cheat in exam, held in China
Police in China have arrested two students and seized radio signal equipment being used by them to cheat in the national entrance exam in which over nine million students are appearing.
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Tibet landslide kills 21 people, 62 missing: reports
Rescuers have recovered 21 bodies three days after a massive landslide in Tibet buried more than 80 mine workers, China National Radio reported on Monday.
