Yahoo! News: World - China

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• Long-hated one-child rule may be eased in China (AP)
• China pledges to repair quake-damaged monasteries (AP)
• China replaces party boss in region hit by unrest (AP)
• China replaces party chief of riot-hit Xinjiang (Reuters)
• Inflation expectations in China on rise: economist (Reuters)
• Global brands face threat of rising China car quality (Reuters)
• China replaces party boss in restive Xinjiang (AFP)

Long-hated one-child rule may be eased in China (AP) Posted: 24 Apr 2010 09:00 AM PDT AP - When asked why she and her husband do not want a second child, Shi Xiaomei smiles at her pudgy 9-year-old son and does a quick tally of the family budget.

China pledges to repair quake-damaged monasteries (AP) Posted: 24 Apr 2010 05:51 AM PDT AP - The Chinese government promised to focus on repairing monasteries damaged in an earthquake in an ethnically Tibetan region of the country, a state news agency said Saturday, days after monks assisting in relief work were told to leave the disaster area.

China replaces party boss in region hit by unrest (AP) Posted: 24 Apr 2010 05:48 AM PDT AP - China replaced the unpopular Communist Party boss for a restive, far-western region on Saturday, months after ethnic riots there killed nearly 200.

China replaces party chief of riot-hit Xinjiang (Reuters) Posted: 24 Apr 2010 03:46 AM PDT Reuters - China has replaced the top official in energy-rich Western Xinjiang region, hit last year by deadly rioting and a scare over syringe stabbings, the official Xinhua agency reported on Saturday.

Inflation expectations in China on rise: economist (Reuters) Posted: 24 Apr 2010 01:07 AM PDT Reuters - Inflationary expectations are on the rise in China even though inflation itself remains mild, a senior government researcher said on Saturday.

Global brands face threat of rising China car quality (Reuters) Posted: 24 Apr 2010 12:31 AM PDT Reuters - When Ric Hull first looked at launching Great Wall Motor (2333.HK) pickup trucks in Australia last year, he considered rebranding them, worried their obvious Chinese origins would raise questions about their quality.

China replaces party boss in restive Xinjiang (AFP) Posted: 23 Apr 2010 11:41 PM PDT AFP - China has replaced the Communist Party boss in its restive Xinjiang region, nine months after an explosion of ethnic arrest left nearly 200 people dead and 1,700 injured, state media said Saturday.

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