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Online courses gain popularity at Chinese universities
The trend of learning through open online courses has made its way to China as more of the country's top universities unveil public courses, and the first cross-university open class for college students in Shanghai kicked off on Tuesday night. The city's university course-sharing platform formally began registering students from 30 schools in the municipality, and the course "Introduction to Philosophy," offered by Professor Wang Defeng with Fudan University (FDU), became the first-ever cross-university public course, welcoming 1,072 students Tuesday. Wang's first lecture was broadcast ...
China influence to grows fast
Financier George Soros said on Sunday that China's global influence is set to grow faster than most people expect, with its isolation from the global financial system and a heavy state role in banking aiding a relatively swift economic recovery.He reiterated his cautious views regarding the surge in global stock markets, although he said it may have further to go given liquidity in the markets and that many investors are still sitting on the sidelines."In many ways, Chinese banking has benefited from being isolated from the rest of the world and is in better shape than the international ...
China decries U.S. criticism of its rights record
China denounced on Thursday U.S. criticism of its human rights record in an annual tit-for-tat exchange, saying the United States should put its own house in order first.The U.S. State Department sharply criticized China on Wednesday, saying detention and harassment of dissidents, petitioners, human rights defenders and defense lawyers peaked around high-profile events such as the Beijing Olympic Games in August.China's Foreign Ministry said China maintained a high level of "protection and respect" for human rights."Over the 30 years of development and reform we have seen a constant ...
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Kunming rail station attack: China horrified as mass stabbings leave dozens dead State media blame militants from Xinjiang after 'violent terror attack' at crowded ticket hall in Yunnan province, south-west ChinaChina was reeling from what was described as a "violent terror attack" on Saturday in which a knife-wielding gang stabbed 33 people to death and left scores more injured at a railway station.State media blamed the killings at Kunming in Yunnan province, south-west China, on militants from Xinjiang in the country's restive north-west. "Evidence at the crime scene showed that the Kunming railway station terrorist attack was carried out by Xinjiang separatist forces," the Xinhua news agency said, quoting officials in the city.Reports said five attackers were shot dead by police following the incident on Saturday evening and another five were being hunted. Unverified photographs circulating on social media appeared to show the blood-soaked bodies of victims lined up on the floor. Other images showed distraught people running away from the station and crowds gat |
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China train station knife attack: police hunt suspects Xinjiang separatists blamed for Saturday's attack at railway station in Kunming in which at least 29 people diedChinese police have said they are still hunting five of the assailants who knifed to death at least 29 people at a train station in south-western Kunming, in an attack the government has blamed on Xinjiang separatists.More than 130 were injured in the brutal attack, which began just after 9pm on Saturday. Police shot dead three male and one female attackers at the scene and captured a female suspect, state news agency Xinhua reported. About five others remain on the run.Xinhua described the violence as "an organised, premeditated violent terrorist attack", and said evidence at the crime scene showed separatists were responsible, citing the Kunming government. It took place days ahead of high-profile political meetings in Beijing.Witnesses described attackers in black clothing hacking at people apparently at random. Sixteen-year-old student Qiao Yunao told the Associated Press |
Knife attack at train station leaves dozens dead in south-west China At least 27 people dead and 109 injured after knife-wielding group attacked Kunming railway station in Yunnan provinceChina horrified by mass stabbings at Kunming rail stationA group of knife-wielding men attacked a train station in south-western China on Saturday, leaving at least 27 people dead and another 109 injured, the official Xinhua News Agency said, making it one of the deadliest attacks in China in recent years.Xinhua did not provide further details about the evening attack at the Kunming railway station in Yunnan province, or identify the attackers. Kunming city police said they did not have any immediate information to release about the attack.Local television station K6 said that several of the attackers were shot by police and that victims were being transported to local hospitals.The state-run Yunnan News said that the men were wearing uniforms when they stormed the railway station and that gunshots were heard after police responded.Photos circulating online showed scatt |
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