Newsweek (Cantonese)
Review key events of the week in this Cantonese programme from the BBC World Service. In the special features, BBC correspondents, contributors and listeners present the world from different angles.
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news week 28 May 2012
Mon, 28 May 12
Duration:
60 mins
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29 days remainingThis week’s major stories include: Egypt’s first free president election Eurozone crisis China purchases US bonds directly
19th May 2012
Mon, 21 May 12
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60 mins
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22 days remainingChen Guangcheng left for the US Greece politic and economic crisis Lai Changxing got life sentence
14th May 2012
Mon, 14 May 12
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60 mins
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15 days remaining-China and Philippines land dispute - Putin sworn in as Prersident -Hollande elected as France president
news week 07 May 2012
Mon, 7 May 12
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60 mins
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8 days remainingThis weekâ¿¿s major stories include: Chinese activist left US Embassy/ Burmese opposition sworn in / Australia billionaire to build Titanic II
30 April 2012
Mon, 30 Apr 12
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60 mins
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1 day remainingChinese activist flees house arrest / Hague insists Heywood ‘not a spy’ / Bo Guagua defends lifestyle / Murdoch apologises over hacking / French presidential election analysis
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