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Hong Kong ferry disaster kills 37
Eyewitnesses say one vessel went down within 10 minutes of the collision off Lamma Island
Ai Weiwei firm to be closed down by Chinese authorities
Move is bittersweet for artist as it could mean he avoids paying the remainder of a 15m yuan tax fineBo Guagua speaks up for disgraced father Bo Xilai
'Princeling' defends former leader accused of responsibility for wife's murder of Briton, taking bribes and abusing powerWhere next for China as the new generation of leaders take power?
The 18th Communist party congress will see an organisation with 80 million members decide the fate of the world's second largest economyPolo power: China's nouveau riche flock to playing fields
Polo enjoys resurgence across Beijing and Shanghai as rich and powerful revel in opportunity to flash their cash
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- 3 Oct 2012: North Korean film to screen at Busan event for the first time in decades, alongside Afghan treasures hidden from the Taliban
- 3 Oct 2012: Seven crew members arrested on suspicion of operating vessels unsafely in territory's worst maritime accident in decades
2 Oct 2012: Company accuses president of overstepping his authority to block project on the grounds it poses a national security threat
15 commentsGallery (12 pictures), 2 Oct 2012: Two boats have collided off Lamma island, south-west of Hong Kong, killing dozens of passengers
Video (1min 25sec), 2 Oct 2012: More than 100 people were rescued when two boats collided on Monday evening near Lamma Island off the south-west coast of Hong Kong
2 Oct 2012: More than 100 people rescued after collision between two boats near Lamma Island, off south-west coast of Hong Kong
- 1 Oct 2012: Rian Johnson's film was made with the help of Chinese funding in Shanghai and satisfies country's appetite for action
- 1 Oct 2012: Wet dreams about black gold are part of the disappointing story that underpins the rising tide of inequality
15 comments 1 Oct 2012: How transparent is world aid? A new ranking puts the UK's DFiD top - with USAID languishing far behind. See what the list says
2 comments- 1 Oct 2012: Darren Wee: China's one-child policy and growing social security deficit mean it is getting old before it gets rich
- 1 Oct 2012: Author's comments follow reports of Japanese books being banned in China in dispute over Senkaku, or Diaoyu, islands
1 Oct 2012: Science fiction thriller's release is first time in history that China is world's leading market for an international film 12 comments
- 30 Sep 2012: Jonathan Fenby: The rise and fall of Bo Xilai shows that the country's approach to leadership change is still lacking 96 comments
- 28 Sep 2012: President cites national security concerns in rejecting acquisition from Ralls Corporation of site in northern Oregon
35 comments 28 Sep 2012: Isabel Hilton: Few Chinese will believe that similar charges could not be levelled against hundreds of party officials 17 comments
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