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¤ California: Engineer Is Sentenced for Espionage
Dongfan Chung, who was convicted of passing space shuttle secrets to China, was sentenced Monday to 15 years in prison.
¤ Chinese Advocate of Quake Victims Sentenced Over E-Mails
A Chinese activist who sought to document shoddy construction that he contended had contributed to deaths in China’s devastating 2008 earthquake has been sentenced to five years in prison for subversion.
¤ China Lists $9.6 Billion in Shares of U.S. Companies
The China Investment Corporation bought more than $9 billion worth of shares in companies like Bank of America and Apple.
¤ The World’s Watchmaker
China has America about where it wants it. You can make your own calculation of President Obama’s leverage over Beijing and it’s heading south.
¤ China Announces Arrests in Hacking Crackdown
Police officers also seized money and equipment worth hundreds of thousands of dollars during the crackdown, which occurred in November, state media reported over the past two days.
¤ Nelson Mandela’s Captive Audience: A Smile to Remember
In the pursuit of freedom, there are times when we must pay the price of losing our freedom, learned an imprisoned student leader in China.
¤ China Escalates Trade Fight Over European Shoe Tariff
Beijing complained to the World Trade Organization about anti-dumping duties imposed by the European Union on Chinese-made shoes.
¤ Dog Days in China
There's nothing rational in the view that it's weird of the Chinese to eat dog. After all, in the West pet "micro pigs" are becoming fashionable.
¤ China Rejects U.S. Complaints on Its Currency
Beijing signaled Thursday that it had no sympathy for the American complaint that China’s devalued currency is fueling a persistent trade gap.
¤ Google Asks Spy Agency for Help With Inquiry Into Cyberattacks
The collaboration with the N.S.A. raises questions about how much Google knew when it said it might end its operations in China.
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