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  Deadly explosions at China Communist party office

  6 Nov 2013:

  At least one person killed and more injured amid several blasts outside building in Taiyuan, capital of Shanxi province

• UK invests £20m in Tanzania amid push to replace aid with trade

  5 Nov 2013: International development secretary announces cash injection for Tanzania's tea farmers and other agricultural initiatives

• China's smog reduction plan could add to water stress and boost emissions

  Guardian Professional, 5 Nov 2013:

  China's new air pollution control plan includes 18 synthetic natural gas plants, which use 18 times more water and emit up to 108% more CO2 than coal

• How do you train for a multi-day running race?

  5 Nov 2013:

  Nick Mead has run a few marathons and ultras but the Gobi March will be his first multi-stage race – what has he let himself in for?

• ISRO to launch India's first spacecraft to Mars

  5 Nov 2013:

  The Indian Space Research Organisation will send the satellite into Earth's orbit to gain the momentum needed to reach Mars

• China's dam boom is an assault on its great rivers

  4 Nov 2013: Yale Environment 360: Touted as a low carbon source of energy, China's hydropower projects are wreaking havoc on river systems across the country and southeast Asia

• China replaces top general in Xinjiang after Beijing attack

  4 Nov 2013:

  Peng Yong relieved as military commander after Islamic extremists blamed for 28 October attack in Tiananmen Square

• Fears for Scottish salmon farming after China production targets missed

  4 Nov 2013:

  Rapid expansion needed to hit 2020 target of 210,000 tonnes of salmon, driven by Chinese demand

• China: the numbers game

  3 Nov 2013:

  Editorial: Without changing the system, President Xi Jinping cannot guarantee the economic growth he needs

• China prepares to liberalise finance as hedge funds and estate agents salivate

  3 Nov 2013:

  Beijing is making preparations to let its money off the leash, and the repercussions will be felt everywhere

• From Chen Yongzhou to Weibo, China struggles to keep a lid on stories

  2 Nov 2013: David Hearst: There are boundaries that journalists are not supposed to cross, but the state's version of events is starting to be challenged on social media

• We must end the world's data divide

  1 Nov 2013:

  The constrasting quality of data collected by different countries must be addressed, says Michael Green in this guest post responding to the open data index

• Chinese propaganda film accuses US of trying to overthrow ruling communists

  1 Nov 2013:

  Film made by the People's Liberation Army espouses view that increasing Hollywood presence is 'infiltration'

• Chinese reporter pioneers crowdfunded investigative journalism

  1 Nov 2013: He risks clampdown by Chinese authorities

• China blames East Turkestan Islamic Movement for Beijing attack

  1 Nov 2013: Alleged terrorist group has not claimed responsibility and critics accuse China of using its name to excuse repression of Uighurs

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