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Taiwan Deports Chinese Nationals In Rare Cooperation, 1st Time In 2 Years
Taiwan has started deporting Chinese nationals for the first time in over a year, authorities said Thursday, following China's return of a Taiwanese fugitive in a rare act of cooperation as tensions rise.
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China Captures More Than 2,500 Fugitives Who Fled Overseas: Report
China has captured 2,566 fugitives who had fled to more than 90 countries and regions and recovered 8.6 billion yuan ($1.25 billion) of illicit funds from 2014 to 2016, the official Xinhua news agency reported on Saturday.
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China's Most-Wanted Corruption Suspect Surrenders After 13 Years Abroad
China's most-wanted corruption suspect returned to China from the United States on Wednesday after turning herself in, a major victory for the ruling Communist Party's overseas hunt for fugitive officials.
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China Urges Corrupt Fugitives Abroad to Return
Chinese authorities are urging officials who have fled abroad to avoid corruption charges to turn themselves in before December 1 in exchange for leniency or face stiffer punishment.
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Barack Obama embarrassed by Edward Snowden's tour of US foes
Few scenarios are as distasteful to US presidents as being snubbed by peers on the world stage. But Barack Obama is enduring a Cold War-style cold shoulder over the refusal of China and Russia to return fugitive intelligence leaker Edward Snowden.
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Return Edward Snowden to US: Washington urges Russia
The United States expects cooperation from Russia on returning fugitive intelligence leaker Edward Snowden back to the country to face espionage charges.
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Taiwan Deports Chinese Nationals In Rare Cooperation, 1st Time In 2 Years
Taiwan has started deporting Chinese nationals for the first time in over a year, authorities said Thursday, following China's return of a Taiwanese fugitive in a rare act of cooperation as tensions rise.
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China Captures More Than 2,500 Fugitives Who Fled Overseas: Report
China has captured 2,566 fugitives who had fled to more than 90 countries and regions and recovered 8.6 billion yuan ($1.25 billion) of illicit funds from 2014 to 2016, the official Xinhua news agency reported on Saturday.
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China's Most-Wanted Corruption Suspect Surrenders After 13 Years Abroad
China's most-wanted corruption suspect returned to China from the United States on Wednesday after turning herself in, a major victory for the ruling Communist Party's overseas hunt for fugitive officials.
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China Urges Corrupt Fugitives Abroad to Return
Chinese authorities are urging officials who have fled abroad to avoid corruption charges to turn themselves in before December 1 in exchange for leniency or face stiffer punishment.
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Barack Obama embarrassed by Edward Snowden's tour of US foes
Few scenarios are as distasteful to US presidents as being snubbed by peers on the world stage. But Barack Obama is enduring a Cold War-style cold shoulder over the refusal of China and Russia to return fugitive intelligence leaker Edward Snowden.
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Return Edward Snowden to US: Washington urges Russia
The United States expects cooperation from Russia on returning fugitive intelligence leaker Edward Snowden back to the country to face espionage charges.
