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The Wall Street Journal
China Sentences Human-Rights Activists to Prison for Subversion — Harsh punishments for legal scholar Xu Zhiyong and lawyer Ding Jiaxi punctuate fading of liberal aspirations in the country.
China’s Repeated Detention of Japanese Citizens Raises Tensions — Hideji Suzuki, freed last year after six years in custody, describes his ordeal.
China’s Military Greets Return of Taiwan’s President With Live-Fire Drills — Exercises mark an escalation in Beijing’s response to Tsai Ing-wen’s U.S. visit.
China Warns Taiwan, With an Eye on Rest of the World — Response to Taiwanese president’s U
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