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Hyundai Motor Group To Build First Overseas Fuel Cell System Plant In China
Hyundai Motor Group has signed an investment pact with the government of China's southern province of Guangdong to build its first overseas fuel cell system production plant in the country, the South Korean firm said on Friday.
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China Arrests 4 Labour Activists Amid Crackdown: Lawyers
China has formally arrested four labour activists who have helped workers fight for their rights, lawyers for two of them said today, as the government steps up a crackdown on activists pressing for change within the system.
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China Province To Probe All Waste Sites After Landslide Disaster
China's southern province of Guangdong, one of the country's biggest industrial bases, will check all construction waste sites in the wake of a deadly landslide to ensure none are in dangerous locations or poorly managed, state media said on Sunday.
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China Launches New 'Harder to Fake' 100 Yuan Note
China today put into circulation a new version of its 100-yuan banknote the highest denomination available in the world's second-largest economy with added golden touches that the government said was harder to forge.
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Chinese City Aims to Become Global Mobile Phone Capital by 2025
The government of Huizhou in Guangdong province has broken down its ambitious plan into three phases for the next decade.
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China's Guangdong Province Removes Over 850 'Naked Officials' From Their Posts
More than 850 government workers in China's southern province of Guangdong have been forced out of their jobs as part of an anti-crackdown on officials whose spouses and children have emigrated abroad.
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Typhoon Rammasun Gathers Fury as it Approaches Southern China
A typhoon heading towards southern China has strengthened as it approaches the provinces of Hainan and Guangdong and is now a super typhoon, the government said on Friday, ordering that all efforts be made to prevent loss of life.
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China tells police to go nationwide with vice crackdown
China's government told police across the country to get tough on prostitution, gambling and drugs following an expose in the "sin city" of Dongguan, where a crackdown on prostitution led to the detention of nearly 1,000 people this month.
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Five killed as car ploughs into crowd in Beijing's Tiananmen Square
Five people were killed and dozens injured today, the government said, when a car ploughed into pedestrians and caught fire in Beijing's Tiananmen Square, the site of 1989 pro-democracy protests bloodily suppressed by the military.
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Nearly 300 dead or missing in China rain, typhoon
At least 295 people have been confirmed dead or missing after rainstorms and Typhoon Soulik hit China, causing floods, landslides and buildings to collapse, the government today.
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Hyundai Motor Group To Build First Overseas Fuel Cell System Plant In China
Hyundai Motor Group has signed an investment pact with the government of China's southern province of Guangdong to build its first overseas fuel cell system production plant in the country, the South Korean firm said on Friday.
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China Arrests 4 Labour Activists Amid Crackdown: Lawyers
China has formally arrested four labour activists who have helped workers fight for their rights, lawyers for two of them said today, as the government steps up a crackdown on activists pressing for change within the system.
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China Province To Probe All Waste Sites After Landslide Disaster
China's southern province of Guangdong, one of the country's biggest industrial bases, will check all construction waste sites in the wake of a deadly landslide to ensure none are in dangerous locations or poorly managed, state media said on Sunday.
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China Launches New 'Harder to Fake' 100 Yuan Note
China today put into circulation a new version of its 100-yuan banknote the highest denomination available in the world's second-largest economy with added golden touches that the government said was harder to forge.
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Chinese City Aims to Become Global Mobile Phone Capital by 2025
The government of Huizhou in Guangdong province has broken down its ambitious plan into three phases for the next decade.
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China's Guangdong Province Removes Over 850 'Naked Officials' From Their Posts
More than 850 government workers in China's southern province of Guangdong have been forced out of their jobs as part of an anti-crackdown on officials whose spouses and children have emigrated abroad.
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Typhoon Rammasun Gathers Fury as it Approaches Southern China
A typhoon heading towards southern China has strengthened as it approaches the provinces of Hainan and Guangdong and is now a super typhoon, the government said on Friday, ordering that all efforts be made to prevent loss of life.
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China tells police to go nationwide with vice crackdown
China's government told police across the country to get tough on prostitution, gambling and drugs following an expose in the "sin city" of Dongguan, where a crackdown on prostitution led to the detention of nearly 1,000 people this month.
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Five killed as car ploughs into crowd in Beijing's Tiananmen Square
Five people were killed and dozens injured today, the government said, when a car ploughed into pedestrians and caught fire in Beijing's Tiananmen Square, the site of 1989 pro-democracy protests bloodily suppressed by the military.
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Nearly 300 dead or missing in China rain, typhoon
At least 295 people have been confirmed dead or missing after rainstorms and Typhoon Soulik hit China, causing floods, landslides and buildings to collapse, the government today.
