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Jul 01

Hong Kong police make first arrests under new Chinese security law

By Zen Soo, Associated Press

Police said nine people were arrested under the law, including a man with a Hong Kong independence flag and a woman holding a sign displaying the British flag and calling for Hong Kong's independence.

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Jun 29

AP report: China stifling Uighur births with IUDs, abortion, sterilization

By Associated Press

The government is forcing IUDs, abortions and sterilizations on largely Muslim minorities, and punishing parents who violate family planning measures by detaining them in camps and prisons, according to an AP investigation.

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Jun 24

Mongolians vote amid economic woes, anti-coronavirus success

By Associated Press

The votes were held amid considerable success in the country’s fight against the coronavirus, with just 215 cases of COVID-19 recorded.

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Jun 22

U.S. moves to restrict Chinese media outlets as 'propaganda'

By Ben Fox, Associated Press

State Department officials said the four organizations are essentially mouthpieces for the Chinese Communist Party and the government and should not be treated like ordinary foreign media.

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Jun 18

India cautions China over its claim to area of deadly clash

By Ashok Sharma, Emily Schmall, Associated Press

India is cautioning China against making "exaggerated and untenable claims” to the Galwan Valley area in the high Himalayas even as both nations try to end a standoff after a deadly military clash there.

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Jun 17

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News Wrap: Bolton's book makes explosive claims about Trump, say reports

In our news wrap Wednesday, a bombshell has landed at the White House, in a book by John Bolton, former national security adviser. Multiple news outlets report that Bolton accuses President Trump of asking Chinese President Xi Jinping for reelection…

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Jun 17

Bolton says Trump asked China to help him get reelected

By Zeke Miller, Deb Reichmann, Jill Colvin, Associated Press

A new book by former national security adviser John Bolton says President Donald Trump pleaded with China's president during a 2019 summit to help his reelection prospects by purchasing more American farm products.

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Jun 17

New Beijing outbreak raises virus fears for rest of world

By Ken Moritsugu, David Rising, Rod McGuirk, Associated Press

China raised its emergency warning to its second highest level and canceled more than 60% of the flights into Beijing amid a new coronavirus outbreak in the capital.

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Jun 16

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Himalayan border tensions between China and India turn violent

The world’s most populous nations, both nuclear powers, are locked in a deadly face-off over a contested border high in the Himalayas. Tensions in a decades-old dispute between China and India have boiled over recently, with 20 Indian soldiers dying…

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Jun 16

India says 20 soldiers killed in standoff with Chinese troops

By Aijaz Hussain, Associated Press

The Indian Army late Tuesday night raised the death toll in a clash with Chinese troops on a disputed Himalayan border from three to 20 Indian soldiers. The army also said in a statement that the two sides “have disengaged”…

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