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China Denies Compensation To Tibetans Displaced By World's Largest Hydro-Solar Plant: Report
The Chinese government has denied compensation for residents, including Tibetan nomads, affected by the construction of the world's largest hydro-solar plant, residents living near the plant told Radio Free Asia (RFA).
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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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With Help From Chinese Social Media, Indian Woman Finds Step-Sister
An Indian woman found her long-lost half-sister from her father's first marriage whom she lost during the Japanese invasion of China after China Radio International (CRI) highlighted her story on its website on Monday.
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7 Tourists Killed by Falling Rocks in China
Seven tourists died today when they were struck by huge rocks tumbling down a mountain in one of China's most popular beauty spots, state media said.
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China Radio's Tamil station to launch FM channel in India
China Radio International's Tamil service is all set to launch its FM station in India as part of its 50th anniversary this year.
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China unveils big reforms to cut red tape, boost economy
China today revamped its bloated government structure by reducing the cabinet-level entities, including the corruption-ridden Railways Ministry, to cut down red tape and boost economy as a new government headed by Xi Jinping is set to take over.
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US radio episode about Apple factory abuse retracted
A popular US radio program on Friday retracted a story about harsh working conditions at factories that make Apple products in China, saying it contained "significant fabrications." The 39-minute episode of "This American Life," which is distributed by Public Radio International, featured Mike Daisey, a monologist who recounted his visits to Foxcon...
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China Denies Compensation To Tibetans Displaced By World's Largest Hydro-Solar Plant: Report
The Chinese government has denied compensation for residents, including Tibetan nomads, affected by the construction of the world's largest hydro-solar plant, residents living near the plant told Radio Free Asia (RFA).
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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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With Help From Chinese Social Media, Indian Woman Finds Step-Sister
An Indian woman found her long-lost half-sister from her father's first marriage whom she lost during the Japanese invasion of China after China Radio International (CRI) highlighted her story on its website on Monday.
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7 Tourists Killed by Falling Rocks in China
Seven tourists died today when they were struck by huge rocks tumbling down a mountain in one of China's most popular beauty spots, state media said.
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China Radio's Tamil station to launch FM channel in India
China Radio International's Tamil service is all set to launch its FM station in India as part of its 50th anniversary this year.
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China unveils big reforms to cut red tape, boost economy
China today revamped its bloated government structure by reducing the cabinet-level entities, including the corruption-ridden Railways Ministry, to cut down red tape and boost economy as a new government headed by Xi Jinping is set to take over.
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US radio episode about Apple factory abuse retracted
A popular US radio program on Friday retracted a story about harsh working conditions at factories that make Apple products in China, saying it contained "significant fabrications." The 39-minute episode of "This American Life," which is distributed by Public Radio International, featured Mike Daisey, a monologist who recounted his visits to Foxcon...
