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Fight over snack in China lights up blogosphere

Controversy over how police handled a fight between ethnic minority snack vendors and a Han Chinese costumer went viral in China, highlighting discontent with 'leniency' for minorities.

China shows no support for UN Syria vote, condemns rebel bombing

Airline passengers and crew foil hijackers in China

Why China is likely to get more involved in Afghanistan

Opinion Why Voice of America is losing to voice of communist China – at home and abroad

Global News Blog In China, reporting on Tibetan and Uighur unrest is nearly impossible

Violence in Western China underscores uptick in minority unrest

Syrian forces fire on crowded funeral procession

Will China's Communist Party prove James Madison wrong? Unlikely.

China blames weekend's clashes in Xinjiang on separatists trained in Pakistan

On China, by Henry Kissinger

After bin Laden: Could mistrust between US and Pakistan be opportunity for China?

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Mark Zuckerberg meets Chinese businessmen, but would Facebook ever take off in China?

November 3, 2010 Photos of the Day

Press Freedom Index: The top 10 worst countries

China Japan standoff: Wen Jiabao warns of 'consequences' if boat captain isn't released

China: Portrait of a People

China blast kills seven in restive Xinjiang; Uighur suspected

China and the US battle to assert presence in South China Sea

Opinion Are China and America on a collision course?

Western China: The Internet is restored, but repression continues

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Precedent suggests Afghanistan Taliban could win: report

Opinion Why China drags its feet on UN sanctions against Iran