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Preliminary investigations show 47 people missing in mountainous region, state broadcaster reports
Forty-seven people were buried in a landslide, with eight reported dead, in south-western Yunnan province, Chinese state media reported.
China Central Television said on Monday that about 18 households were buried, and more than 200 people evacuated.

A lab with links to the Chinese military has carried out a simulated attack on U.S. warships with the help of low-orbit electronic warfare satellites, a report says.

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As the US and China climate envoys retire, more than a leadership gap opens in crucial bilateral relationship and climate politics
As the final fraught hours of the approached last December, a small but vital meeting was missing from the official agenda. While thousands of grumpy delegates trooped the vast and glitzy Dubai venue, a private gathering in a quiet corner marked a joyful milestone. John Kerry, the US presidential envoy for climate, celebrated his 80th birthday, and guest of honour was his 74-year-old Chinese counterpart, Xie Zhenhua.
It was a warm and familial occasion: even Xie’s eight-year-old grandson was present. “Why are you still working so hard, at your age?” he asked of Xie and his “good old friend” Kerry. “Because we are all passionate about this common cause of addressing climate change,” was Xie’s answer, recounted at an unusual joint US-China press conference after the summit ended.

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The trip was apparently held at the behest of a Brooklyn-based not-for-profit with ties to China's ruling Communist Party.