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• China's coal use falls for first time this century, analysis suggests

  22 Oct 2014: Drop of 1-2% in amount of coal burned offers ‘a window of opportunity’ to bring climate change under control, say Greenpeace energy analysts

• Kenny G visit to Hong Kong protest site prompts chorus of anger in China

  22 Oct 2014: US saxophonist rebuked by authorities after making victory sign and tweeting message of support for pro-democracy activists

• Hong Kong protesters shout ‘shame on you’ outside home of city chief

  22 Oct 2014: Ongoing rallies suggest televised dialogue between student leaders and the authorities has failed to ease tensions

• Welcome to Venice, China: Dalian copies canals, palaces … and gondoliers

  22 Oct 2014: The copycat city in north-eastern Liaoning province is just the latest example of China’s fondness for replicating Europe’s greatest architectural hits

• Shares rise on ECB bond-buying report, as UK public finances worsen -- business live

  21 Oct 2014: Rolling business and financial news, as Britain borrows more than a year ago despite the recovery

• Dumbledore, Satan or Percival? How Chinese media are offering tips for choosing an English name

  21 Oct 2014: It’s common for Chinese people to take a western name for business purposes. Beijing’s CCTV has discussed the pitfalls to avoid choosing an inappropriate option

• China's economic growth falls to lowest in 5 years

  21 Oct 2014: A further slowdown in China’s economy would likely cause some damage to the US economy, analysts forecast

• Tony Abbott not advised MH370 search had found black box, senators told

  20 Oct 2014: A Senate hearing is attempting to establish why Australia’s prime minister said in April that he was ‘very confident’ pings were coming from the black box

• Julia Gillard on Gough Whitlam: a giant of his era, he will live on in our nation

  20 Oct 2014: A man of the highest political courage, our former prime minister transformed Australia and we are in his debt

• China’s companies and billionaires lag behind in fight against Ebola, says WFP

  20 Oct 2014: Chinese government is among the top donors with £40m in aid, but its corporate sector, despite economic ties, has done little

• Chinese state accused of attacking Apple's iCloud

  20 Oct 2014: Apple’s cloud service facing a ‘man in the middle’ attack in China, with the state implicated. By Alex Hern

• The Yellow Peril: Dr Fu Manchu and the Rise of Chinaphobia review – the factors that shaped our fear of China

  20 Oct 2014: Chinese uber-villain Fu Manchu reflected the jingoism of British culture in the early 20th century, writes Philip French

• Beijing’s smog clouds city’s marathon

  20 Oct 2014: Runners wear face masks to project against “hazardous” levels of air pollution during Beijing marathon

• China’s Communist party expected to remain above the law after conference

  20 Oct 2014: Theme for annual meeting will be ‘rule of law’ but only small local reforms expected from party that operates above the constitution

• Antarctic conference to vote on huge marine parks amid strained relations

  20 Oct 2014: Meeting of 25 nations, including Russia and Ukraine, in Hobart will consider proposals on the future of Antarctic research and marine protection

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