Issue: July 30, 2010 (Archive)

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June 4 leader vows to get back home
Wu'er Kaixi, a leading figure in the 1989 pro- democracy movement, will step up efforts to re-enter China after two failed attempts, saying he will risk arrest to visit his parents.

Beijing onto WTO chicken winner
The World Trade Organization has reportedly ruled in China's favor in a dispute with the United States over imports of mainland chicken.

Tech `theft' claim denied
Beijing denied charges by a US business group that its technology transfer rules for foreign firms constitute "theft" on a massive scale, and defended its policies as meeting global rules.

Journo off hook after net outrage
Police in Zhejiang have quashed an arrest order for a fugitive graft-busting journalist after a public outcry - in an apparent rare victory for media freedom.

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