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China • Capital City
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On December 25, 2011, Khuram Shaikh was murdered in Sri Lanka while celebrating Christmas with his girlfriend, Victoria, at a tourist resort.
Twenty thousand Gloydius snakes inhabit Shedao, a thirty-hectare island where one snake can be found for every square meter of land.
Andy Richter humorously outsources his job to China, highlighting Beijing over Burbank.
The comedian humorously critiques Southern California newscasters and online dating fears.
Chinese warships and military aircraft continue to operate around Taiwan a day after Beijing ended three days of military drills simulating attacks on the island.
Japanese Prime Minister Bobby's speech at Davos surprises many with historical comparisons.
An estimated two million people protested in Hong Kong in June 2019 against a proposed extradition law, reflecting deep divisions within the city.
Ai Weiwei collaborates with Herzog and de Meuron for the 2012 Serpentine Pavilion in London.
A U.S. fighter jet downs a Chinese spy balloon off South Carolina, straining U.S.-China relations.
Hungarians protest against a Beijing-Budapest partnership for a Chinese university campus.
President Tsai England resigns as party leader after local elections favor the KMT over China focus.
Javier Milei threatens to cut ties with Beijing while favoring trade with the US and Europe.
Beijing's Winter Olympics rely on artificial snow, raising serious environmental concerns.
Leaders gather in Beijing for the 2019 Belt and Road forum to discuss China's infrastructure project.
Biden and Xi discuss Ukraine in another high-stakes phone call about Russia's actions.
Biden confirms U.S. will defend Taiwan against a potential Chinese attack.
Ted Shady tracks Asian aerosols affecting California's air quality since March 2011.
Iran and China plan to sign 20 cooperation agreements during a State visit, as Tehran seeks to strengthen ties amid ongoing U.S. sanctions.
China's new policy allows three children to counter an aging population crisis.
Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan escalates tensions between the biggest economies, China and the U.S.
Beijing seeks global unity while initiating anti-dumping investigations against European companies.
Jang Lyn discusses challenges for Chinese carmakers at the Beijing Auto Show amid market slowdown.
Beijing's underground churches face severe repression from the Chinese Communist Party.
Taiwan condemns China for extending military drills and announces its own military exercises.
American factory owner Chip Stan is held hostage by workers in Beijing over unpaid wages.
China's economy slows, with GDP growth at its lowest since 1990, raising concerns for investors.
China inspects ships in the Taiwan Strait, escalating tensions with Taiwan and the U.S.
Xi Jinping aims to reunify mainland China with Taiwan, increasing economic pressure on the island.
China says experts from WHO arrive to investigate a new coronavirus outbreak near Beijing.
Taiwan's election on Saturday may lead to Tsai Ing-wen's victory over Eric Chu, impacting China relations.
U.S. job data and China's growth target are key topics this week, alongside Aviva's results.
Taiwan reports 18 Chinese aircraft crossed the median line since Friday amid rising tensions.
Locals at a South Carolina Marina film debris from the Chinese spy balloon recovery effort.
The Hong Kong government has barred Agnes Chow from running in the March 11 by-election, aiming to replace four pro-democracy politicians removed for not swearing allegiance to China.
Wong Jing plans to build a rival to the Panama Canal in Nicaragua, raising global concerns.
Trump's tariffs on China spark a trade war, impacting billions in goods and negotiations.
U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi plans to visit Taiwan amid Chinese warnings.
Beijing reacts strongly to US-Taiwan trade deal talks, viewing Taiwan as part of China.
Michael Pettis discusses China's growth stages and the challenges of reforming its economy.
China's National People's Congress opens in Beijing, focusing on reforms and government priorities.
China warns Hong Kong protesters today of imminent punishment amid rising tensions.
Former Chinese president Hu Jintao is escorted out of the Communist Party Congress in Beijing.
Yuan Yang reports on China's slowing industrial growth and possible economic stagnation.
Hugh, a migrant child in Beijing, faces educational challenges due to the hukou system.
China's Muslims celebrate Ramadan amid government control and Uyghur repression this week.
The White House and Pentagon plan to increase Navy ships to counter China's South China Sea claims.
Chancellor Olaf Schultz called on China to pressure Russia to end the war in Ukraine, but Premier Lee Chung avoided the topic during their meeting in Berlin.
Xi Jinping aims for Taiwan to revert to Beijing's control by 2049, asserting that the resolution of the Taiwan issue is for the Chinese to decide.
