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Teo Cheng Wee

8 things I learnt about China and its people

Fisherman claims 'ancestral rights' to fish in contested water

China aims to grow economy by 6.5% annually for next 5 years, create 50m jobs: Premier Li

China targets growth of 6.5%-7% this year amid slowdown, military budget up by 7.6%

Less propaganda please, say critics of CCTV's Spring Festival gala show

People's Liberation Army recruits shout slogans as they march during a training session in cold winter temperatures at a military base in China's Heilongjiang province. President Xi is pushing on with tough military reforms and an anti-corruption dri

Looking forward: The world stage

Beijing residents in a haze over confusing pollution alert system

No construction activities, fewer cars in Beijing as city goes on smog red alert

Stepping back in time at China's schools for traditional culture and Confucianism

Taiwan media divided on merits of Saturday's meeting

Chinese media praises leadership and foresight of leaders after historic summit

Another blast reported in China's Liuzhou city

GE2015: Singaporeans vote in Beijing

A new start for dissident artist Ai Weiwei?

China pledges troop cut as it stages military parade to mark WWII anniversary

Display of wealth becomes taboo for Chinese officials amid anti-corruption campaign

From 'sin city' to 'hush city'

China inviting Japan to events marking 70th anniversary of end of WWII

President Tony Tan Keng Yam meets top Chinese leaders during state visit

President Tony Tan conferred honorary doctorate by China's Nankai University

China outlines bigger role for military in White Paper

The People's Liberation Army (PLA) navy frigate Weifang setting sail in the Bosphorus, on its way to the Mediterranean Sea in Istanbul, Turkey on May 14, 2015. China has outlined an expanded role for its military and particularly its navy as it seeks

China outlines plans to boost role of military

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The Chinese challenge

China likely to be wary of being targeted, say analysts