China News
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Correction: China -G20 Story
In a story Aug. 15 about (topic), The Associated Press misspelled the name of a deputy Chinese foreign minister. He is Li Baodong, not Li Baoding. A corrected version of the story is below: China working on growth initiative for economy summit Chinese officials say Beijing will propose a joint
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China Finishes 1-2 in Women's Olympic Platform Diving
Fifteen-year-old Ren Qian captures another diving gold for China, producing five nearly flawless efforts off the women's 10-meter platform to beat her 17-year-old teammate, Si Yajie
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Spain's Carolina Marin Beats Olympic Champ Li of China
Women's badminton sees major shift in power as Carolina Marin of Spain beats Li Xuerui, the defending Olympic champion from China, to advance to the gold medal match against P.V. Sindhu of India
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White House: Obama to Travel to China and Laos Sept. 2-9
The White House says President Barack Obama will make his 11th and likely final presidential trip to Asia in early September
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Massive Dam Project at Center of China -Myanmar Talks
Efforts by Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi to improve ties with China may hinge on whether she resolves the fate of a massive, Chinese-funded dam project stalled due to overwhelming local opposition
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Chinese Admiral Visits Syria in Show of Support
Chinese state media say a top military officer visited Syria this week in a show of support for President Bashar Assad's embattled regime
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Nestle Sales Grow in North America, Slow in China
Swiss food and beverage giant Nestle says profits dipped slightly due to a one-time tax expense even as revenues edged up behind growth in its key North American food business and despite a slowdown in the Chinese market
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Manila Will Not Raise Sea Row With China at ASEAN Meeting
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte says he will not raise the long-simmering maritime disputes with China at the summit of Southeast Asian nations in Laos next month, preferring to talk quietly and face-to-face with Chinese officials
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Myanmar Leader Suu Kyi Heading to China
Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi left for a high-profile trip to China on Wednesday to discuss the fate of a jointly built dam and hydroelectric plant that Myanmar put on hold amid questions over which country will benefit from it