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How A Chinese Scholar Ran A Spy Ring In US For Decades Before Arrest
A Chinese-American scholar, who projected himself as a pro-democracy activist, has been convicted by a US court of using his reputation to gather information on dissidents and sharing it with the Chinese government.
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"Lonely" Chinese Woman Wrote Fake Russian History On Wikipedia For Years: Report
The woman posed as a scholar and wrote alternative accounts of medieval Russian history, adding imaginary states and battles.
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China Warns US It May Detain Americans Over Prosecution Of Scholars: Report
The Chinese government has warned Washington it may detain Americans in China in response to the Justice Department's prosecution of Chinese military-affiliated scholars, the Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday.
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Professor Who Criticised Xi Jinping To Fight Prostitution Charges: Lawyer
A prominent Chinese legal scholar who was detained and then fired after criticising President Xi Jinping hopes to clear his name by overturning a prostitution charge brought against him by police, his lawyer said on Wednesday.
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China Warns Students, Academics Of Risks Of Studying In US
China's education ministry urged students and scholars planning to visit the United States to more carefully evaluate the associated risks, state media said.
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Visva-Bharati University's Cheena Bhavana To Increase Student Exchange Programmes
Visva-Bharati has signed four MoUs in recent times under which scholars were sent to China and students from Chinese universities came to the Cheena Bhavana on short term exchange programmes.
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Illinois Man Charged With Chinese Scholar Kidnapping To Plead Not Guilty
An Illinois man charged with kidnapping a female Chinese scholar who has been missing for more than a month will plead not guilty at a court hearing on Thursday, his attorney said.
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China Reportedly Seeks to Build Its Own Wikipedia, Recruits 20,000 for Content
The 'Chinese Encyclopaedia', which has also been described as "The Great Wall of Culture" by an official, will be a knowledge base consisting of more than 300,000 entries on around 100 disciplines.
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On Taiwan, Chinese Media Warns 'Novice' Donald Trump, We'll Help Your Enemies
Chinese media warned Donald Trump on Monday that the one-China policy is "non-negotiable" and dropping it could lead to Beijing supporting US enemies, after the president-elect said he might do so unless Beijing made concessions.
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Imprisoned Chinese Minority Scholar Given Human Rights Award
A group of advocacy organizations has awarded its annual prize for human rights defenders to imprisoned Chinese Muslim minority economics professor Ilham Tohti, shining new attention on a case that has brought strong international condemnation.
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Refusal Of Visas To Journalists Could Harm Bilateral Ties, Say Chinese Scholars
Terming India's refusal to extend visas to three Chinese journalists as "inappropriate", Chinese scholars today said taking "revenge" against China for not backing India's NSG bid could harm the overall bilateral ties.
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Donald Trump's Rise Baffles Chinese Scholars: Report
The rise of Donald Trump as the US Republican Party's presidential candidate has made Chinese experts wonder how a businessman who was often ridiculed could have bested veteran politicians and is now just one step away from the presidency, official media said today.
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To Save China's Economy, Read More Marx, Scholars Say
China's economics students are being "brainwashed by Western theories" and need to read more Marx, Chinese professors said in a letter to the education ministry, amid a widening crackdown on foreign ideas.
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Hong Kong Student Leaders Charged Over Democracy Protest
Two Hong Kong students who rose to fame during pro-democracy demonstrations that angered Beijing last year were charged today with obstructing police during a protest earlier in the year.
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China Courts Put Reporter on Trial, Reject Uighur Scholar's Appeal
Chinese authorities put on trial on Friday an outspoken journalist accused of revealing state secrets and rejected an appeal by a prominent Uighur scholar whose life sentence on separatism charges had sparked an outcry from the West.
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How A Chinese Scholar Ran A Spy Ring In US For Decades Before Arrest
A Chinese-American scholar, who projected himself as a pro-democracy activist, has been convicted by a US court of using his reputation to gather information on dissidents and sharing it with the Chinese government.
-
"Lonely" Chinese Woman Wrote Fake Russian History On Wikipedia For Years: Report
The woman posed as a scholar and wrote alternative accounts of medieval Russian history, adding imaginary states and battles.
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China Warns US It May Detain Americans Over Prosecution Of Scholars: Report
The Chinese government has warned Washington it may detain Americans in China in response to the Justice Department's prosecution of Chinese military-affiliated scholars, the Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday.
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Professor Who Criticised Xi Jinping To Fight Prostitution Charges: Lawyer
A prominent Chinese legal scholar who was detained and then fired after criticising President Xi Jinping hopes to clear his name by overturning a prostitution charge brought against him by police, his lawyer said on Wednesday.
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China Warns Students, Academics Of Risks Of Studying In US
China's education ministry urged students and scholars planning to visit the United States to more carefully evaluate the associated risks, state media said.
-
Visva-Bharati University's Cheena Bhavana To Increase Student Exchange Programmes
Visva-Bharati has signed four MoUs in recent times under which scholars were sent to China and students from Chinese universities came to the Cheena Bhavana on short term exchange programmes.
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Illinois Man Charged With Chinese Scholar Kidnapping To Plead Not Guilty
An Illinois man charged with kidnapping a female Chinese scholar who has been missing for more than a month will plead not guilty at a court hearing on Thursday, his attorney said.
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China Reportedly Seeks to Build Its Own Wikipedia, Recruits 20,000 for Content
The 'Chinese Encyclopaedia', which has also been described as "The Great Wall of Culture" by an official, will be a knowledge base consisting of more than 300,000 entries on around 100 disciplines.
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On Taiwan, Chinese Media Warns 'Novice' Donald Trump, We'll Help Your Enemies
Chinese media warned Donald Trump on Monday that the one-China policy is "non-negotiable" and dropping it could lead to Beijing supporting US enemies, after the president-elect said he might do so unless Beijing made concessions.
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Imprisoned Chinese Minority Scholar Given Human Rights Award
A group of advocacy organizations has awarded its annual prize for human rights defenders to imprisoned Chinese Muslim minority economics professor Ilham Tohti, shining new attention on a case that has brought strong international condemnation.
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Refusal Of Visas To Journalists Could Harm Bilateral Ties, Say Chinese Scholars
Terming India's refusal to extend visas to three Chinese journalists as "inappropriate", Chinese scholars today said taking "revenge" against China for not backing India's NSG bid could harm the overall bilateral ties.
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Donald Trump's Rise Baffles Chinese Scholars: Report
The rise of Donald Trump as the US Republican Party's presidential candidate has made Chinese experts wonder how a businessman who was often ridiculed could have bested veteran politicians and is now just one step away from the presidency, official media said today.
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To Save China's Economy, Read More Marx, Scholars Say
China's economics students are being "brainwashed by Western theories" and need to read more Marx, Chinese professors said in a letter to the education ministry, amid a widening crackdown on foreign ideas.
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Hong Kong Student Leaders Charged Over Democracy Protest
Two Hong Kong students who rose to fame during pro-democracy demonstrations that angered Beijing last year were charged today with obstructing police during a protest earlier in the year.
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China Courts Put Reporter on Trial, Reject Uighur Scholar's Appeal
Chinese authorities put on trial on Friday an outspoken journalist accused of revealing state secrets and rejected an appeal by a prominent Uighur scholar whose life sentence on separatism charges had sparked an outcry from the West.
