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Chinese Ponzi Scheme: Online Finance Company Ezubao Cheated Nearly 1M Investors Of $7.6B
Online peer-to-peer lender Ezubao, the country’s largest online financial business, was accused of running a scam that duped almost 900,000 investors.
China Punishes 27 Officials In Wrongful Execution Of Teen Huugjilt
Huugjilt, a teenager convicted of raping and murdering a woman in 1996, was exonerated in 2014.
China’s Manufacturing Sector Slowed More Than Expected In January, Official Data Shows
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Oil Squeeze: Kazakhstan And Central Asian States Suffer Amid Slowdowns In Russia And China
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Iranian Oil Exports: US-Iran Relations Complicate European Efforts To Ship Crude
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Chinese Court Sends 3 Pro-Democracy Activists To Jail For Up To 5 Years
Human rights groups have condemned the crackdown on Chinese activists, which began after President Xi Jinping assumed power in March 2013.
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ISIS Black Market Weapons: South Korean K-2C Rifles Being Used By Islamic State Group
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South China Sea Controversy: Taiwan’s President Ma Ying-Jeou Asserts Claim Over Disputed Island During Visit
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Google DeepMind’s ‘AlphaGo’ Program Defeats Human Go Champion For The First Time Ever
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