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• Former Tibetan monks set themselves on fire in protest against Chinese rule

  One man dead and another seriously burned after self-immolation protests in Sichuan, western China

• Mystery blogger scores hit with Cultural Revolution novel

  Under The Hawthorn Tree has already sold more than a million copies in China alone

• China plans manned moon mission

  Nearly 40 years after Nasa last did it, Chinese space agency announces its "preliminary plan for a human lunar landing"

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  China steps up Jiangsu manhunt for rogue policeman

  9 Jan 2012: Up to 13,000 officers join hunt for Zeng Kaigui after seventh civilian murdered in robbery

• China warns US to be careful after Obama's defence strategy rethink

  9 Jan 2012: New US focus on Asia-Pacific region gets wary reaction from Chinese defence ministry

• End Chinese bear-bile farming, says UK animal rights activist

  9 Jan 2012: A new campaign says medicine made from bile extracted from caged bears is unethical and may be harmful to humans

• China: 'Tibetan monk's body paraded after self-immolation'

  9 Jan 2012: Dead man is third Tibetan to set fire to himself in three days and 15th in last year in protests against China's rule

• Tibetans set fire to themselves in China to demand return of Dalai Lama

  7 Jan 2012: Self-immolations in Sichuan province come days before talks between Britain and China covering human rights

• China syndrome dictates Barack Obama's Asia-Pacific strategy

  6 Jan 2012: Simon Tisdall: Obama has no wish to conjure the spectre of a new cold war but is determined to beat back any Chinese bid for

• Ai Weiwei given hope of tax reprieve

  6 Jan 2012:

  Chinese artist says officials have told him they are re-examining the charge that he owes millions to the state

• Ex-UN climate chief says business should get ready for low-carbon world

  5 Jan 2012: A new legally binding climate agreement hammered out last month in Durban is a signal to businesses to get ready to operate in a low-carbon economy

• China claims it has successfully curbed 'excessive entertainment' on TV

  4 Jan 2012: Dating and talent shows among targets after President Hu Jintao warned that western culture was out to attack China

• Chinese airlines refuse to pay EU carbon tax

  4 Jan 2012: Airlines ponder legal challenge to carbon emissions scheme, while Chinese government may resort to 'retaliatory measures'

• Murder most feline: poison cat stew blamed in death of Chinese tycoon

  4 Jan 2012: Official in Guangdong province is accused of lacing business lunch dish with toxic herb to murder billionaire Long Liyuan

• China's city dwellers to breathe unhealthy air 'for another 20-30 years'

  3 Jan 2012:

  Despite recent moves to tighten controls on air pollution dangerous smogs will persist for decades, expert warns

• Workers claim abuse as China adds Zimbabwe to its scramble for Africa

  2 Jan 2012:

  Workers on Robert Mugabe's pet construction project say they suffer regular beatings and miserable pay and conditions

• Developed world failing on climate funds pledge, says Bangladeshi minister

  2 Jan 2012: Dipu Moni criticises 'dismal' efforts to deliver billions of pounds in aid to help poorer countries cope with environmental change

• Beautiful PR game? Chinese footballer joins top Brazilian side Corinthians

  2 Jan 2012: Chen Zhizhao becomes first Chinese player in Brazilian top flight amid accusations of marketing stunt

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