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Small Plane Crashes Into Beijing's Tallest Skyscraper
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Small Plane Crashes Into Beijing's Tallest Skyscraper

A small plane reportedly crashed into Beijing's tallest building, causing debris to fall and prompting authorities to seal off the area. Details remain unclear as Chinese authorities have not yet issued an official statement.

China Restricts AI Specialists from Traveling Abroad
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China Restricts AI Specialists from Traveling Abroad

Chinese authorities have reportedly begun imposing travel restrictions on AI specialists from private companies, preventing them from leaving the country if their work is deemed strategically important by Beijing.

Deadliest China Coal Mine Blast Since 2009 Kills 90
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Deadliest China Coal Mine Blast Since 2009 Kills 90

A coal mine explosion in China has killed at least 90 miners, making it the deadliest such incident in the country since 2009. Chinese authorities have vowed to severely punish those responsible for the tragedy and have sent investigators to the site.

Attack on Hong Kong man in Sapporo caused by ‘dining etiquette’ dispute
WorldSCMP4mo ago

Attack on Hong Kong man in Sapporo caused by ‘dining etiquette’ dispute

An attack on a Hong Kong man in the Japanese city of Sapporo that triggered travel warnings from Chinese authorities was reportedly caused by a dispute over “dining etiquette”. According to Japanese media this week, a 50-year-old company executive was arrested by local police officers on suspicion of striking the tourist with a bottle on Wednesday. The attack prompted the Chinese consulate in Sapporo to issue a warning advising against travel to Japan. The Hong Kong government contacted the...

China Detains Two Church Leaders After Sichuan Raid
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China Detains Two Church Leaders After Sichuan Raid

Chinese authorities have detained two leaders of a prominent Protestant church in Sichuan after police raided a service over the weekend, according to a rights group, marking the latest incident in a crackdown on unofficial Christian organizations.

China Arrests US Scholar Min Zin on Espionage Charges Related to Myanmar Activism
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China Arrests US Scholar Min Zin on Espionage Charges Related to Myanmar Activism

China has confirmed the arrest of American citizen Min Zin, a US academic and think tank founder focused on Myanmar, on suspicion of engaging in 'espionage and endangering Chinese national security.' The arrest was made during a conference, and Chinese authorities have stated he is being investigated for spying.

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Deadly Coal Mine Blast in China's Shanxi Province

A gas explosion at a coal mine in China's Shanxi province resulted in eight deaths and dozens trapped. Chinese authorities have vowed a thorough investigation and strict accountability for the incident.

Chinese Authorities Demolish Villager's 10-Storey Home
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Chinese Authorities Demolish Villager's 10-Storey Home

Chinese authorities have demolished a villager's unconventional 10-storey home, which had been described as 'madcap' and 'Studio Ghibli-esque'. The unique structure was torn down by officials.

China Cracks Down on Violent 'PK Livestreaming' Craze
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China Cracks Down on Violent 'PK Livestreaming' Craze

Chinese authorities are intensifying their crackdown on violent "PK livestreaming" content, though experts note that eliminating the issue remains challenging as social media platforms continue to profit from such spectacles.

New Details Emerge on China Eastern 2022 Plane Crash
Businesshindustan-times1mo ago

New Details Emerge on China Eastern 2022 Plane Crash

New information regarding a fuel switch has brought renewed attention to the China Eastern plane crash from 2022, for which Chinese authorities have not yet released a final report or public update in over two years.

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China Fines Alibaba, PDD Over Food Delivery Failures

Chinese authorities have imposed a $671 million fine on e-commerce giants Alibaba and PDD for their oversight failures in food delivery services. The penalties were issued due to issues including 'ghost deliveries' on their platforms.

China Bans Controversial "Ash Apartments" Practice
Cultureobservador2mo ago

China Bans Controversial "Ash Apartments" Practice

Chinese authorities have outlawed the practice of buying apartments to house the ashes of deceased relatives, a phenomenon driven by high burial plot costs and low housing prices. The government has now deemed this controversial practice illegal.

China Cracks Down on 'Ghost Kitchens' in Food Delivery Industry
Businessdigi2419d ago

China Cracks Down on 'Ghost Kitchens' in Food Delivery Industry

Chinese authorities are targeting "ghost kitchens," which are virtual restaurants that exist only on food delivery apps, as part of efforts to regulate the country's competitive food delivery sector. These non-existent physical restaurants have flooded delivery platforms, posing a new challenge for regulators.

China Executes Man for Poisoning Yoozoo Games Founder
World24ur1mo ago

China Executes Man for Poisoning Yoozoo Games Founder

Chinese authorities have executed a man responsible for poisoning the founder of Yoozoo Games in 2020, an incident that shocked China's tech and gaming industries and was linked to Netflix's '3 Body Problem' series.

China Lowers Death Toll to 82 in Shanxi Coal Mine Disaster
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China Lowers Death Toll to 82 in Shanxi Coal Mine Disaster

Chinese authorities have revised the death toll from a coal mine explosion in Shanxi province to 82, making it the deadliest mining disaster since 2009. Rescue efforts are ongoing, with robots deployed to search for two missing miners.

Rubio's China Trip: Viral Tracksuit and Sanctions Bypass
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Rubio's China Trip: Viral Tracksuit and Sanctions Bypass

Senator Marco Rubio garnered significant attention during his visit to China, first for wearing a tracksuit resembling one famously worn by Nicolas Maduro, and also due to Chinese authorities altering his name to circumvent existing sanctions and permit his entry.

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Multiple Stabbings Reported in China's Liaoning Province

Multiple Hong Kong media outlets, citing social media, have reported an indiscriminate stabbing incident involving a knife-wielding suspect in China's northeastern Liaoning Province on May 4. Chinese authorities have not made an official announcement, and related social media posts are reportedly being deleted.