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Japan’s prime minister reportedly to use word ‘apology’ in Second World War remarks

Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe attends a ceremony commemorating the 70th anniversary of the 1945 atomic bombing of the city at Nagasaki's Peace Park in Nagasaki, western Japan, August 9, 2015. 
Foreign states expect admission of Japanese guilt and responsibility for its militarism and wartime action, but many domestic nationalist supporters want to end what they see as a humiliating cycle of apologies
10 Aug 2015

Typhoon Soudelor hits mainland China

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The typhoon which hit Taiwan over the weekend has now moved on to China wreaking havoc across the mainland
09 Aug 2015

A slowdown in China’s high-speed economy may be a boost for Britain

 
China's move to a services-led and consumer-oriented economy spells good news for UK and Western countries
09 Aug 2015
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Chinese warning lights flash as tumbling factory gate prices pave way for more stimulus

Tumbling Chinese exports and the fastest fall in factory gate prices in almost six years in July have put further pressure on Beijing to launch fresh stimulus measures to support the economy 
Exports and factory gate prices collapse in July, suggesting government will launch fresh stimulus measures to support the world's second largest economy
09 Aug 2015

Car crashes through wall onto pavement

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Driver reverses through wall and narrowly avoids pedestrians on other side
07 Aug 2015

Millions gather for Chinese 'Oktoberfest'

People crowd into the festival grounds during Oktoberfest in Qingdao, China 
Swarms of beer-swilling, lederhosen-clad revellers descend on Qingdao for Asia's biggest booze fest
07 Aug 2015

Relatives refuse to believe debris is from MH370

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Families in China carry banner reading "It will surely return safely" despite Malaysia's prime minister saying wreckage is from missing plane
06 Aug 2015

Sister of MH370 victim criticises 'appalling' investigation

Police officers inspect metallic debris found on a beach in Saint-Denis on the French Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean on August 2, 2015, close to where where a Boeing 777 wing part believed to belong to missing flight MH370 washed up last week
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The sister of New Zealand MH370 victim Paul Weeks is "disgusted" with the way officials have handled investigation into missing Malaysian airliner
06 Aug 2015

China jails hacker for 12 years over anti-government broadcast

A guard looks through the window of a hallway inside the No.1 Detention Center during a government guided tour in Beijing on October 25, 2012. 
Wang Yibo hacked into Chinese cable television system to broadcast criticisms of ruling Communist party - including Tiananmen Square "Tank Man" image
05 Aug 2015

John Kerry urges Beijing to halt South China Seas operations

Chinas Foreign Minister Wang Yi (R) listens while US Secretary of State John Kerry talks before a bilateral meeting at the Putra World Trade Center in Kuala Lumpur on August 5, 2015 
US secretary of state delivers “blunt” message to Chinese counterpart at Asian Security talks as Beijing presses ahead with new airstrips and naval bases near busy shipping lanes
05 Aug 2015

Chinese Father builds the 'world's longest seesaw'

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An old playground toy is reinvented for the 21st century by one dad yearning to play with his distant son
05 Aug 2015
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Huge landslide on road in China

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Watch the moment a cliff collapses as huge chunks of rock fall onto a road in China
04 Aug 2015

Beijing Olympics song 'suspiciously similar' to Disney's Frozen's Let It Go

Members of the Beijing delegation celebrate after being awarded the 2022 Winter Olympic Games 
Some music fans claim suspicious similarities between official song of Beijing Winter Olympics, The Snow and Ice Dance, and massively popular ballad Let It Go from Disney's Frozen
04 Aug 2015

Diamond wedding rings could get cheaper as Chinese tighten belts

 
Producers of diamonds are cutting back production as demand for gems in China slumps
04 Aug 2015

Chinese stocks climb as short selling rules come into force

Chinese man with alpaca 
Authorities make new bid to quell market turmoil
04 Aug 2015

Super Typhoon Soudelor strongest storm on Earth this year

Super Typhoon Soudelor  
Storm roaring across the western Pacific Ocean packing wind gusts up to 220 miles per hour as it heads for Japan, Taiwan and China
04 Aug 2015

Newborn girl rescued from lavatory pipe in China

A Chinese policeman holding an abandoned newborn baby in a public toilet in Beijing, August 2, 2015 
Members of the public were alerted by the baby's cries, the Beijing Times reported, and a police officer reached down the pipe to extract the girl
04 Aug 2015

China launches investigation into allegations against Bruce Lee temple abbot

Shi Yongxi abbot of the Shaolin Temple 
Shi Yongxin, the “CEO monk” who heads China’s famed Shaolin kung fu temple, fails to turn up at martial arts performance in Thailand amid sexual and financial allegations
03 Aug 2015

Culture clash: Why the Chinese take childhood seriously

Chinese schoolchildren 
Richard Spencer - whose children attended schools in China - gives his verdict on a groundbreaking new BBC series in which five teachers from China take the pupils of a Hampshire school
03 Aug 2015
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Hong Kong holds bra protest after woman jailed for ‘breast assault’

A protester (R) wears a bra during a demonstration in support of Hong Kong female protester Ng Lai-ying, outside the police headquarters in Hong Kong, China  
Hundreds of male and female protesters take to streets sporting bras after woman is convicted of assaulting police officer with bosom
03 Aug 2015
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