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• Photo highlights of the day

  11 Sep 2014: The Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of the best photographs from around the world
  

• UN Climate Summit must show climate change action is in everyone's interests

  11 Sep 2014: The summit must adress inertia and show that financing climate action is in national, business and individual interests

• Australian travellers warned of China’s death penalty for drug offences

  11 Sep 2014: Official advice amended after a number of Australians arrested for drug possession or trafficking since late last year

• Ming mania at the British Museum – is it time we got over our obsession?

  10 Sep 2014: As a blockbuster show of the exquisite Chinese porcelain opens at the British Museum, Jonathan Jones takes a hammer to our cliched obsession with all things Ming

• Alibaba looks set to break Facebook's record for a technology IPO

  10 Sep 2014: A week before the flotation, there are enough advance orders to cover the entire deal, valuing the Chinese company at $21.1bn

• Kipper Williams on Ikea sales

  10 Sep 2014: The world’s largest furniture chain has reported growing sales, fuelled largely by brisk business among the China’s burgeoning middle class
  

• Riding Beijing's subway end to end: 88km of queues and crushes on a 20p ticket

  10 Sep 2014: Beijing’s metro system has already grown bigger than the London Underground – and by 2020 it will more than double in size again. Tania Branigan takes its longest journey to see how the city is coping with such staggering growth

• A short history of world metro systems – in pictures

  10 Sep 2014: From the world’s first subway system, the London Underground, to New York, Moscow, Beijing, Tokyo, Seoul and Buenos Aires

• How the Chinese regime uses web censorship to strengthen the state

  10 Sep 2014: Andrew Brown: Far from being an unwieldy instrument, China’s system of censorship is a sharp tool which mines popular opinion to help make decisions

• From the archive, 10 September 1976: Power vacuum in China following Mao’s death

  10 Sep 2014: Originally published in the Guardian on 10 September 1976: Chinese radio announces the death of Chairman Mao, “the greatest Marxist of the contemporary era”

• Hong Kong, China and democracy

  9 Sep 2014: Letter: The Sino-British joint declaration of 1984 made no mention of universal suffrage

• Ikea sales driven up by growing Chinese middle class

  9 Sep 2014: Swedish furniture giant reports 3.6% sales rise pushed by China and North America but fears remain over key Russian market

• Gay marriage for UK diplomat in Chinese consulate

  9 Sep 2014:

  Wedding of UK's consul-general provokes mixed reaction in China where same-sex unions are not officially recognised

• MH370: Chinese police break up families' prayers

  8 Sep 2014: Officers drag away relatives of missing passengers who had gathered to mark six months since plane's disappearance

• China's housing market is on the brink of collapse. Should Australia be worried?

  8 Sep 2014: A big fall in house prices in China would affect the price of our exports and reduce our tax revenues

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