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Xi Jinping s one-man rule over China s economy is spurring unrest | World News

Xi Jinping s one-man rule over China s economy is spurring unrest | World News
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Xi s One-Man Rule Over China s Economy Is Spurring Unrest

Xi s One-Man Rule Over China s Economy Is Spurring Unrest
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China Protests Due to Labor, Property Issues Rise, Report Says

China Protests Due to Labor, Property Issues Rise, Report Says
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China to Refill Oil Reserves Following 2023 Drawdown

China, after depleting its strategic oil reserves throughout 2023, plans to cautiously refill its stocks in 2024, without triggering a significant surge in global oil prices.

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Chinese Public Criticizes Officials Over Fire That Killed 39

(Bloomberg) People in China are lashing out at their officials over a fire that killed 39, some of them students — an incident that prompted President Xi Jinping to call for better efforts to ensure public safety after a string of deadly accidents to start the year. Most Read from BloombergMusk Fails to Convince Tesla Investors to Overlook SlowdownBoeing Growth Plans Set Back as Regulator Blocks Higher OutputRussia Says Ukraine Downed Plane Carrying Prisoners for SwapHow Yemen’s Houthi Attack

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