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Reuters - China (1984-96)
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1996-06-28 |
1997-the dragon has two eyes |
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1996-06-12 |
Expat village planned in Shanghai |
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1996-05-07 |
Plan to swap Rmb debt for foreign exchange |
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1996-04-25 |
Five leaders meet in Shanghai |
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1996-03-25 |
Champagne socialism in a Politburo's dream town |
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1996-03-24 |
PBoC defies calls for rates cut |
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1996-01-18 |
Brother of Orphanage report woman arrested |
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1996-01-08 |
Orphanage denies abuse charges |
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1995-11-12 |
Plan for extra listing |
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1995-11-06 |
Investors wary of mainland equities |
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1989-06-11 |
THE REVENGE OF THE GERIATRICS - THE OLD MEN OF CHINA RETURN |
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1989-05-29 |
CHINA COMMUNIST PARTY ATTACKS "BOURGEOIS LIBERALISM |
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1989-05-28 |
CHINESE INTELLECTUAL ACCUSES DENG OF STAGING FASCIST COUP |
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1989-05-26 |
DIPLOMATS SAY REFORMISTS MAY HAVE LOST CHINESE POWER STRUGGLE |
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1989-05-25 |
CHINA STUDENTS CALLED COUNTER-REVOLUTIONARY AMID POWER PLAY |
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1989-05-24 |
CHINA POWER STRUGGLE LATEST ROUND IN AN OLD BATTLE |
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1989-05-23 |
LEADER DENG APPEARS FINISHED NO MATTER HOW REVOLT ENDS |
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1989-05-15 |
DENG, ONCE HARD ANTI-SOVIET, CAPS CAREER WITH RECONCILIATION |
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1989-05-12 |
CHINA COMMUNIST PARTY CALLS FOR END TO STUDENT DEMONSTRATIONS |
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1987-06-19 |
GREAT WALL OF CHINA RUNNER TELLS OF LONELINESS, VICIOUS DOGS |
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1987-06-07 |
DENG INDICATES HIS SUCCESSION PLAN MAY STILL SUCCEED |
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1987-06-05 |
CHINESE FARM REFORMS COME UNDER STRONG ATTACK |
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1987-06-02 |
ELTON JOHN SAYS WATFORD WILL BE LONDON'S TOP SOCCER CLUB |
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1987-06-02 |
ELTON JOHN SAYS HE PLANS TO REST VOICE FOR AT LEAST A YEAR |
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1987-05-28 |
CHINA DECLARES CLEAN-OUT OF COMMUNIST PARTY RANKS OVER |
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1987-05-24 |
NORTH KOREA'S PRESIDENT KIM LEAVES PEKING FOR PROVINCIAL TOUR |
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1987-05-21 |
NORTH KOREA'S KIM ARRIVES IN CHINA ON RARE TRIP FROM HOME |
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1987-04-06 |
WANT TO FIRE AN AK-47? COME TO CHINA |
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1987-04-03 |
SOVIET UNION AGREES TO DISCUSS TALKS OBSTACLES WITH CHINA |
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1987-03-25 |
ZHAO SAYS POLITICAL CRISIS OVER, WARNS OF ECONOMIC PROBLEMS |
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1987-03-11 |
SHANGHAI MAYOR SAYS CITY WANTS TO USE SOFT LOANS FOR PROJECTS |
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1987-01-30 |
CHINA EXPELS AMERICAN REPORTER |
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1987-01-29 |
CHINA SAYS CAMPAIGN AGAINST PRO-WESTERN IDEAS LONG-TERM |
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1987-01-26 |
CHINA SAYS IT WANTS AMERICAN WIRE JOURNALIST MACDONALD OUT |
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1987-01-25 |
CHINA-WATCHERS WARY OF PREDICTIONS ON FUTURE OF DENG REFORMS |
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1987-01-25 |
CHINA STUDENT ARRESTED FOR PASSING MATERIAL TO JOURNALIST |
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1987-01-23 |
CHINA SHAKE-UP CONTINUES IN WAKE OF PARTY CHIEF REMOVAL |
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1987-01-19 |
HU SAID TO HAVE BEEN DISMISSED FOR WORKING AGAINST DENG |
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1987-01-19 |
CHINESE PARTY REVELATIONS INDICATE TURNING POINT REACHED |
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1987-01-17 |
NEW PARTY CHIEF ZHAO - THE MAN WHO HAS MADE REFORMS WORK |
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1987-01-17 |
HU'S REMOVAL POSES SERIOUS PROBLEMS FOR DENG |
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1987-01-16 |
CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY CHIEF HU RESIGNS |
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1987-01-16 |
REMOVAL OF CHINESE PARTY CHIEF EMPHASISES DENG'S IMPORTANCE |
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1986-12-14 |
CHINA SCHOLAR NEEDHAM RACING TO FINISH GREAT WORK |
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1986-12-10 |
CHINA STUDENT DEMOS REFLECT WIDE INTEREST IN WESTERN IDEAS |
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1986-11-18 |
CHINA DILEMMA OVER SPECIAL CURRENCY - ABOLISH, BUT HOW? |
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1986-10-20 |
CHINA PLAYS THE POLITICAL NUMBERS GAME |
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1986-10-19 |
TIARAS AND MAO SUITS CONTRASTS OF THE QUEEN IN CHINA |
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1986-10-18 |
QUEEN ELIZABETH SAILS FROM CANTON AT END OF CHINA TOUR |
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1986-10-17 |
DUKE'S COMMENTS MAR ROYAL CHINA TOUR, BRITISH OFFICIAL SAYS |
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1986-10-16 |
BRITISH QUEEN SEES CHINESE TERRACOTTA ARMY, FLIES TO KUNMING |
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1986-10-15 |
BRITAIN'S QUEEN ELIZABETH HAS TEA IN SHANGHAI |
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1986-10-14 |
BRITAIN'S QUEEN MEETS CHINA'S THREE MOST POWERFUL MEN |
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1986-10-12 |
QUEEN ELIZABETH ARRIVES IN CHINA FOR SIX-DAY TOUR |
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1986-10-09 |
QUEEN ELIZABETH ARRIVES IN CHINA ON SUNDAY FOR STATE VISIT |
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1986-09-14 |
NUMBER OF CHINESE PRIVATE SHOPS DROPS IN SUDDEN REVERSAL |
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1986-09-12 |
JAILED AUSTRALIAN JOURNALIST RETURNS TO CHINA FOR APOLOGY |
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1986-09-09 |
NEW COLLECTION OF MAO'S WORKS ON SALE TODAY - NO QUEUES |
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1986-09-07 |
10 YEARS AFTER MAO, CHINA STILL TO SOLVE SUCCESSION PROBLEM |
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1986-08-26 |
THE LIONS HAVE DISAPPEARED BUT THE BANK IS STILL THERE |
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1986-08-10 |
SOUTH AFRICA'S BISHOP TUTU GIVES SERMON TO CHINESE CHRISTIANS |
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1986-08-10 |
TUTU, IN COMMUNIST WORLD FOR FIRST TIME, PREFERS SOCIALISM |
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1986-08-09 |
TUTU CALLS ON WEST TO HELP ZIMBABWE |
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1986-08-08 |
BETTER PEKING-MOSCOW TIES SEEN POSSIBLE |
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1986-08-05 |
EAST GERMAN LEADER HONECKER LIKELY TO VISIT CHINA - DIPLOMATS |
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1986-08-03 |
CHINA'S GANG OF FOUR ALMOST FORGOTTEN AS ANNIVERSARY NEARS |
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1986-07-31 |
MOSCOW GIVES IN ON CHINESE BORDER DISPUTE, DIPLOMATS SAY |
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1986-07-23 |
CHINA EXPELS NEW YORK TIMES CORRESPONDENT ON SPY CHARGE |
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1986-07-23 |
BURNS EXPULSION ON SPYING CHARGE IS ISOLATED CASE - DIPLOMATS |
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1986-07-22 |
BURNS VIOLATED TRAVEL RULES BUT IS NOT SPY - NY TIMES EDITOR |
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1986-07-21 |
DETAINED CORRESPONDENT CASE HURTING CHINA - TIMES EDITOR |
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1986-07-20 |
BURNS CASE MAY HARM CHINA'S "OPEN DOOR" IMAGE - DIPLOMATS |
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1986-07-19 |
DETAINED NY TIMES REPORTER TELLS WIFE TO PRESS FOR VISIT |
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1986-07-09 |
CHINA TO APPLY FOR GATT MEMBERSHIP SOON |
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1986-06-17 |
CHINA'S PLEDGE - NO AID FOR PHILIPPINE COMMUNISTS |
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1986-06-15 |
CHINA SATELLITE SIGNING PUTS PEKING INTO SPACE RACE |
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1986-06-10 |
CHINA SAYS JAPANESE SCHOOL HISTORY GLOSSES OVER ATROCITIES |
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1986-06-05 |
CHINA'S GATT MEMBERSHIP SEEN FACING OBSTACLES |
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1986-05-21 |
SPECTACULAR NEW CHINA-PAKISTAN BORDER CROSSING OPENS |
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1986-05-21 |
STERILE SANDS OF CHINA'S DESERTS SHIFTING FASTER BY THE YEAR |
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1986-05-21 |
FEATURE - STERILE SANDS OF CHINA'S DESERTS SHIFTING FASTER BY THE YEAR |
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1986-05-19 |
FEATURE - POVERTY IS FAR FROM BEATEN IN CHINA'S NORTH |
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1986-05-16 |
FEATURE - RELATIONS WITH MINORITY IN NORTHWEST CHINA STILL NOT IDEAL |
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1986-05-15 |
FEATURE - CHINA'S TOURIST BOOM THREATENS ANCIENT CAVE MURALS |
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1986-05-15 |
CULTURAL REVOLUTION ANNIVERSARY - CHINESE HOPE NEVER AGAIN |
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1986-05-15 |
FEATURE - MAGIC OF THE SILK ROAD CAN STILL BE SAVOURED |
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1986-05-14 |
FEATURE - TINY RUSSIAN COMMUNITY SURVIVES IN CHINA'S FAR NORTHWEST |
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1986-05-06 |
BACK-PACKERS CROSS ONE OF TOURISM'S LAST FRONTIERS IN CHINA |
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1986-05-04 |
WHAT TIME IS IT -- PEKING OR XINJIANG? |
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1986-05-02 |
CHINA SAYS RAILWAY MUST WAIT FOR BETTER RELATIONS WITH MOSCOW |
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1986-04-29 |
ANCIENT OASIS ON SILK ROAD GLAD CHINA'S NUCLEAR TESTS OVER |
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1986-04-26 |
CHINA PLEADS FOR RETURN OF THOUSAND-YEAR-OLD SCROLLS |
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1986-04-26 |
PEKING SQUARE, SCENE OF RIOTS, NOW FEATURES KITES |
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1986-04-03 |
PEKING SAYS IT WILL DISCUSS NUCLEAR COOPERATION WITH MOSCOW |
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1986-03-25 |
DENG'S RETURN TO LIMELIGHT EMPHASISES HIS IMPORTANCE |
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1986-03-17 |
CHINESE GIRLS MARRY FOREIGNERS TO GET OUT OF COUNTRY ??C SURVEY |
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1986-02-17 |
THE CHINESE CORRUPTION RIDDLE - WHOSE HEAD IS NEXT TO ROLL? |
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1986-02-14 |
CHINA'S ECONOMY FACES MIXED PROSPECTS IN 1986 |
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1986-02-13 |
CHINA ECONOMY ENTERS YEAR OF TIGER STRAINING AT LEASH |
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1986-01-31 |
FOREIGNERS REPORT INCREASING PROSTITUTION IN CHINA |
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1986-01-26 |
CAR FLOOD BRINGS TRAFFIC JAMS AND DEATH TO CHINA'S ROADS |
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1986-01-16 |
CHINA'S HONEYMOON WITH LEADER DENG OVER, DIPLOMATS SAY |
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1985-12-12 |
COMPUTERS TAKE OFF IN CHINA, BUT NOT WITHOUT PROBLEMS |
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1985-12-09 |
AUTHORITIES HEAD OFF CHINESE STUDENT PROTESTS |
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1985-12-08 |
COMPUTERS TAKE OFF IN CHINA |
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1985-12-08 |
CHINESE PRESIDENT PREDICTS QUIET STUDENT PROTEST ANNIVERSARY |
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1985-12-04 |
PEKING OPERA FIGHTS FOR SURVIVAL IN MODERN WORLD |
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1985-12-02 |
CHINA ASSEMBLY OF FOREIGN COMPUTERS LIKELY IN 1986 |
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1985-12-02 |
COMPUTER FIRMS HAVE HIGH HOPES FOR CHINA MARKET |
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1985-12-02 |
STUDENTS ATTACK CHINA'S ECONOMIC REFORMS |
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1985-12-01 |
CHINA ECONOMIC REFORMS UNDER ATTACK FROM STUDENTS AND OTHERS |
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1985-11-29 |
U.S. COMPUTER FIRMS COMBINE ON CHINA RESTRICTIONS |
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1985-11-24 |
CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY FACING INCREASED STUDENT ACTIVISM |
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1985-11-22 |
CHINA CLAMPS DOWN ON STUDENT PROTEST |
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1985-11-15 |
OFFICIAL CHINESE PAPER RESURRECTS "CLASS STRUGGLE" |
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1985-11-12 |
CHINA SAYS POPULATION GOAL WILL BE HARD TO MEET |
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1985-11-06 |
BROTHER OF CHINA'S LAST EMPEROR REMEMBERS THE PAST |
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1985-10-30 |
CHINA INSTITUTES COMPULSORY ARMY CONSCRIPTION |
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1985-10-29 |
GENSCHER SAYS DENG ONE OF HISTORY'S GREAT STATESMEN |
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1985-10-27 |
CHINA ENTERS SATELLITE LAUNCH BUSINESS |
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1985-10-25 |
CHINA'S FOREIGN TRADE WORSENS AS IMPORTS SOAR AND EXPORTS SAG |
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1985-10-23 |
COLOURFUL CHINESE GENERAL DIES AT THE AGE OF 80 |
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1985-10-21 |
CHINESE MISSILE TEST APPARENTLY SUCCESSFUL, DIPLOMATS SAY |
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1985-10-11 |
CHINA SAYS ITS ECONOMY COOLING DOWN TO STEADIER GROWTH |
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1985-09-30 |
DENG'S MASTER-PLAN ON COURSE, BUT SLIGHTLY BEHIND SCHEDULE |
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1985-09-29 |
CHINA PRESSES ON WITH ECONOMIC EXPERIMENTS |
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1985-09-24 |
CHINA ANNOUNCES NEW POLITBURO |
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1985-09-23 |
DENG'S MEN MOVE UP AS CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY MEETING ENDS |
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1985-09-22 |
56 YOUNGER OFFICIALS APPOINTED TO CHINESE CENTRAL COMMITTEE |
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1985-09-22 |
CHINA TO OPEN NEW SECTION OF GREAT WALL TO TOURISTS |
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1985-09-20 |
FACTORY OFFICIAL WHO CAUGHT DENG'S EYE HEADS FOR POLITBURO |
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1985-09-20 |
NUREYEV DIRECTS CHINESE BALLET COMPANY |
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1985-09-20 |
NUREYEV DIRECTS CHINESE BALLET COMPANY |
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1985-09-20 |
NUREYEV DIRECTS CHINESE BALLET COMPANY |
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1985-09-19 |
CHINA'S GENTEEL PURGE CONTINUES |
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1985-09-17 |
DENG TAKES GIANT STRIDE IN CAMPAIGN TO REJUVENATE CHINA |
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1985-09-16 |
CHINA CONFERENCE WILL GUARANTEE STABILITY, PAPER SAYS |
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1985-09-10 |
CHINA PUBLISHES ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA - MINUS STALIN |
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1985-09-08 |
YOUNG CHINESE OFFICIALS SHORT-LISTED TO TAKE OVER |
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1985-09-06 |
CHINA'S LAST IMPERIAL EUNUCH PASSES HIS DAYS IN TEMPLE |
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1985-09-05 |
SINO-BRITISH AIR TALKS FAIL TO SETTLE PROBLEMS |
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1985-09-03 |
CHINA INDICATES IT APPROVES OF POL POT REMOVAL |
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1985-09-03 |
CHINESE LEADER YE JIANYING HEALTH IMPROVES - OFFICIAL MEDIA |
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1985-09-03 |
SEARCHING FOR MEDICINAL ANTS IN THE LONGEVITY RESTAURANT |
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1985-08-30 |
CHINA SAYS IT "DEEPLY REGRETS" SEOUL'S PILOT DECISION |
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1985-08-23 |
CIA-LINKED TAIWAN GROUP TRIED TO KILL CHINESE PREMIER - PAPER |
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1985-08-23 |
CHINESE DOCTORS REPLACE VASECTOMY KNIVES WITH GLUE |
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1985-08-22 |
CHINESE GET ACQUAINTED WITH BOY GEORGE |
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1985-08-18 |
CHINA'S CURRENCY BLACKMARKET BLOSSOMS |
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1985-07-31 |
SUMMER IN PEKING -- MELONS GALORE AND LEADERS AT THE SEASIDE |
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1985-07-28 |
PRINCE ACCUSES KHMER ROUGE OF KILLING 38 OF HIS TROOPS |
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1985-07-19 |
PORN FLOOD SWEEPING CHINA, OFFICIAL PRESS CHARGES |
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1985-07-17 |
CHINA GIVES QUALIFIED BACKING TO KHMER ROUGE PROPOSALS |
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1985-07-16 |
WORLD BANK GIVES GENERAL APPROVAL TO ECONOMIC REFORMS |
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1985-07-14 |
THE STRANGE LIFE OF A PRINCE EXILED IN COMMUNIST SPLENDOUR |
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1985-07-07 |
SHANGHAI BISHOP'S RELEASE SEEN AS VICTORY FOR PEKING |
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1985-07-07 |
MAYOR OF CHINESE FOREIGN ZONE SAYS EXPERIMENT SUCCESSFUL |
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1985-07-03 |
JOHN DENVER PLAYS FOR AMERICANS IN PEKING TO MARK JULY 4 |
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1985-07-02 |
PEKING PRESS CORPS DANCE BEFORE A PRINCE |
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1985-06-29 |
CHINA SIGNS BIG COAL MINE DEAL WITH ARMAND HAMMER |
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1985-06-28 |
CHINA BUYS 20 CADILLAC LIMOUSINES FOR FOREIGNERS |
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1984-09-27 |
HONG KONG HOPES FOR CONTINUED PROSPERITY INTO 21ST CENTURY |
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1984-09-27 |
HONG KONG PRESS, MONEY MARKETS APPROVE OF SINO-BRITISH PACT |
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1984-09-26 |
BRITAIN SAYS HONG KONG AGREEMENT HAS NECESSARY ASSURANCES |
