Former President Jiang Zemin, who guided China’s rise, dies
Chinese state TV says former President Jiang Zemin has died at age 96.
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New York Times: Communist Party officials trying to quash widespread protests.
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It comes after the biggest show of dissent in decades over harsh anti-virus restrictions.
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New York Times: Unimaginable explosions of pent-up emotion have broken out across China.
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Financial Times: Warning of China reprisals if dissent flares up again.
Xi faces angry mobs as ‘zero-Covid’ policy backfires
Censorship system swamped as people take to the streets.
China affirms zero-Covid stance, eases rules after protests
Crowds demanded President Xi Jinping resign during protests against controls.
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Covid-19 cases in China hit daily record
'War of annihilation' struggles as new daily cases top 30,000.
China: Protesting workers beaten at iPhone factory
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