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  • Inside China: Drinking banned to ‘save’ military

    One of the first orders issued by China's new supreme leader, Xi Jinping, was a ban on alcohol use in the People's Liberation Army.


  • Inside China: PRC paper calls Philippines a ‘clown’

    The People's Daily, the official mouthpiece of the Chinese Communist Party, on Dec. 13 published an editorial that lambasted the Philippines with words that can be described as anything but diplomatic and cordial.


  • Inside China: What’s in a fighter jet crash?

    A Chinese-made J-7 fighter-interceptor jet crashed into a civilian residential area earlier this month, injuring four people on the ground.


  • Inside China: Defense of Japan

    The Senate last week unanimously passed an amendment to the 2013 Defense Authorization Bill that commits the United States to defend Japan should the Senkaku Islands come under attack by a third country -- a reference to China.


  • World Briefs: Chinese leaders pledge to cut pomp and ceremony

    China's leaders pledged Tuesday to reduce pomp, ceremony and red carpets for senior officials, who are long accustomed to lavish trappings and distance from ordinary citizens.


  • "Firms that conduct audits knowing they cannot comply with laws requiring access to these work papers face serious sanctions," said Robert Khuzami, SEC enforcement director. (Associated Press)

    Chinese firms refuse to comply with SEC

    Federal regulators have charged the Chinese affiliates of five of the biggest U.S. accounting firms with impeding the government's investigation of Chinese companies by refusing to turn over documents.


  • Inside China: Five pilots in carrier ops

    China's military has used two J-15 stealth fighter jets for its first publicized aircraft carrier landing-and-takeoff operation.


  • Embassy Row: ‘Shut up,’ he explained

    The Chinese ambassador to Canada, in an oblique outburst this week, told the chairman of the U.S. House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence to — in effect — put up or "shut up."


  • Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama delivers his speech during a seminar held by Japanese Diet members in Tokyo, Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2012. (Associated Press)

    Dalai Lama wants probe of immolations

    Lashing back at criticism from China, the Dalai Lama on Tuesday said Beijing needs to thoroughly investigate the causes of self-immolations by Tibetans and blamed "narrow-minded Communist officials" for seeing Buddhist culture as a threat.


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