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Fact Check: Did Rahul Gandhi Hold Up Chinese Constitution At His Rallies?
A photo of Rahul Gandhi, an Indian politician and leader of the Congress party, holding a book with a red cover is going viral on social media.
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Australia Removes China-Made Cameras From Politicians' Offices
Australian officials said dozens of Chinese-made security cameras would be ripped out of politicians' offices, days after the country's defence minister announced his department would remove the devices from its buildings due to security concerns.
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US Lawmakers Sound Alarm After Chinese Firm Buys American Farmland Near Air Force Base
The purchase of farmland in North Dakota by a Chinese company is raising concerns among American politicians regarding national security.
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Chinese Leader Li Zhanshu To Visit Russia Next Week: Report
China's top legislator Li Zhanshu will visit Russia next week, state media reported Sunday, becoming the highest-ranking Communist Party politician to travel to the country since Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.
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As China Ship Docks In Sri Lanka, Senior Politicians Boycott Its Arrival
A Chinese research vessel docked at Sri Lanka's Chinese-run southern port of Hambantota on Tuesday despite concerns from India and the United States about its alleged spying activities.
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International Olympic Committee Would Back Peng Shuai Inquiry If She Wants One: Thomas Bach
The International Olympic Committee would support an inquiry into the allegation of sexual assault made by Peng Shuai against a top-ranking Chinese politician -- if she calls for one, its president Thomas Bach said Thursday.
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Garbine Muguruza Fears "Real Truth" About Peng Shuai May Never Be Known
World number three Garbine Muguruza said Saturday that the "real truth" about what happened to Peng Shuai may never be known after the tennis star accused a senior Chinese politician of sexual assault.
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Women's Tennis Association Still "Deeply Concerned" Over Tennis Star Peng Shuai
The head of the Women's Tennis Association "remains deeply concerned" about Chinese star Peng Shuai, following her accusations of sexual assault against a powerful politician.
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Where Is Zhang Gaoli? Chinese Politician Accused By Tennis Star Peng Shuai Keeps Out Of Sight
Even as Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai appeared on a video call with the Olympics chief, the former vice premier she accused of sexual assault has stayed silent and out of sight - maintaining the veil of secrecy that shrouds China's political elite.
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Serena Williams "Shocked, Devastated" As Concern Mounts For Chinese Tennis Star Peng Shuai
Serena Williams on Thursday joined the chorus of concern for Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai, whose whereabouts have been shrouded in mystery since she alleged a powerful Chinese politician sexually assaulted her.
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Naomi Osaka 'Shock' Adds To Growing Calls Over Fate Of Peng Shuai
Four-time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka said that she was in "shock" about fellow tennis star Peng Shuai, who has not been heard from since alleging that a powerful Chinese politician sexually assaulted her.
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Djokovic "Shocked" By Disappearance Of Chinese Player Who Alleged MeToo
Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai has not been heard from since accusing a powerful politician of sexual assault.
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"Where Is She?" Concerns For Chinese Tennis Star Who Alleged #MeToo
Tennis star Peng Shuai's allegations that she was sexually assaulted by a powerful Chinese politician "must be investigated fully, fairly, transparently and without censorship," the head of the WTA said Sunday.
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Tokyo Olympics: Hong Kong Olympic Badminton Player's Black T-Shirt Draws Pro-China Ire
Tokyo Olympics: Hong Kong's Olympic delegation on Monday came to the defence of badminton player Angus Ng Ka-long who was criticised by Chinese nationalist politicians for wearing a black T-shirt at the Tokyo Games.
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Sino-US Relations Can Improve, Says Chinese Premier Amid Trade War
China and the United States can overcome their differences and get relations back on track if they work together in a spirit of mutual respect, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang told a group of visiting U.S. politicians on Thursday.
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Fact Check: Did Rahul Gandhi Hold Up Chinese Constitution At His Rallies?
A photo of Rahul Gandhi, an Indian politician and leader of the Congress party, holding a book with a red cover is going viral on social media.
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Australia Removes China-Made Cameras From Politicians' Offices
Australian officials said dozens of Chinese-made security cameras would be ripped out of politicians' offices, days after the country's defence minister announced his department would remove the devices from its buildings due to security concerns.
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US Lawmakers Sound Alarm After Chinese Firm Buys American Farmland Near Air Force Base
The purchase of farmland in North Dakota by a Chinese company is raising concerns among American politicians regarding national security.
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Chinese Leader Li Zhanshu To Visit Russia Next Week: Report
China's top legislator Li Zhanshu will visit Russia next week, state media reported Sunday, becoming the highest-ranking Communist Party politician to travel to the country since Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.
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As China Ship Docks In Sri Lanka, Senior Politicians Boycott Its Arrival
A Chinese research vessel docked at Sri Lanka's Chinese-run southern port of Hambantota on Tuesday despite concerns from India and the United States about its alleged spying activities.
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International Olympic Committee Would Back Peng Shuai Inquiry If She Wants One: Thomas Bach
The International Olympic Committee would support an inquiry into the allegation of sexual assault made by Peng Shuai against a top-ranking Chinese politician -- if she calls for one, its president Thomas Bach said Thursday.
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Garbine Muguruza Fears "Real Truth" About Peng Shuai May Never Be Known
World number three Garbine Muguruza said Saturday that the "real truth" about what happened to Peng Shuai may never be known after the tennis star accused a senior Chinese politician of sexual assault.
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Women's Tennis Association Still "Deeply Concerned" Over Tennis Star Peng Shuai
The head of the Women's Tennis Association "remains deeply concerned" about Chinese star Peng Shuai, following her accusations of sexual assault against a powerful politician.
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Where Is Zhang Gaoli? Chinese Politician Accused By Tennis Star Peng Shuai Keeps Out Of Sight
Even as Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai appeared on a video call with the Olympics chief, the former vice premier she accused of sexual assault has stayed silent and out of sight - maintaining the veil of secrecy that shrouds China's political elite.
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Serena Williams "Shocked, Devastated" As Concern Mounts For Chinese Tennis Star Peng Shuai
Serena Williams on Thursday joined the chorus of concern for Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai, whose whereabouts have been shrouded in mystery since she alleged a powerful Chinese politician sexually assaulted her.
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Naomi Osaka 'Shock' Adds To Growing Calls Over Fate Of Peng Shuai
Four-time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka said that she was in "shock" about fellow tennis star Peng Shuai, who has not been heard from since alleging that a powerful Chinese politician sexually assaulted her.
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Djokovic "Shocked" By Disappearance Of Chinese Player Who Alleged MeToo
Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai has not been heard from since accusing a powerful politician of sexual assault.
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"Where Is She?" Concerns For Chinese Tennis Star Who Alleged #MeToo
Tennis star Peng Shuai's allegations that she was sexually assaulted by a powerful Chinese politician "must be investigated fully, fairly, transparently and without censorship," the head of the WTA said Sunday.
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Tokyo Olympics: Hong Kong Olympic Badminton Player's Black T-Shirt Draws Pro-China Ire
Tokyo Olympics: Hong Kong's Olympic delegation on Monday came to the defence of badminton player Angus Ng Ka-long who was criticised by Chinese nationalist politicians for wearing a black T-shirt at the Tokyo Games.
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Sino-US Relations Can Improve, Says Chinese Premier Amid Trade War
China and the United States can overcome their differences and get relations back on track if they work together in a spirit of mutual respect, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang told a group of visiting U.S. politicians on Thursday.
