Lucy Hornby
BADALING, China (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama took a walk alone on the Great Wall on Wednesday, wrapping up a visit to China with a visit to the ancient fortifications that symbolize the country's history and separateness. Full Article

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China's Communist Party rarely admits mistakes, but Wen Jiabao got kudos for facing up to his. Full Article
With communications sharply restricted in China's divided city of Urumqi, where reports of syringe attacks have spread fear and panic, residents fill the void by passing on rumors. Full Article
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