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As China's Xi Jinping chooses Moscow for his inaugural state visit, we look at the ties that bind the two countries.
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Kachin: Can there be lasting peace?
As Kachin rebels and Myanmar's government agree to hold more talks, we discuss attempts to calm the escalating tensions.
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The human cost of China's rapid development
As a dense smog lingers over Beijing and pollution reaches dangerously high levels, we look at the roots of the crisis.
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What is fuelling child abduction in China?
As Chinese authorities bust a number of child trafficking rings, we ask what is behind the trade in children.
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Is China headed for real change?
As ruling Communist Party congress takes place in Beijing, we ask what the proposed reforms mean for the people.
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Inside Story
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China accuses Japan of stealing islands
The Chinese foreign minister tells the UN General Assembly that Japan 'stole' the disputed islands from China.
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Japan vows no compromise on islands row
Yoshihiko Noda, Japan's prime minister, says the islands are an integral part of the country's territory.
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Ahmadinejad: Israel is doomed
Iranian president accuses Western powers of "monopolising" atomic technology.
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Iran criticises nuclear 'monopoly'
Ahmadinejad's remarks come on visit to Shanghai days after China backs UN sanctions.
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China seeks more dialogue on Iran
Iran's key ally enables UN resolution but calls for diplomacy over nuclear issue.
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