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China's Xi Jinping elected President for historic 3rd term by Chinese Parliament 

China's Xi Jinping re-elected as President for historic 3rd term by Chinese Parliament 

China's Xi Jingping re-elected as President for historic 3rd term by Chinese Parliament 

The NPC, besides ratifying Xi's Presidency, also endorsed his continuation as the Chairman of the powerful Central Military Commission, the head of the two-million-strong People&rsquo;s Liberation Army, which is the largest military in the world.

China's Parliament on Friday unanimously endorsed an unprecedented third five-year term for President Xi Jinping, paving the way for him to stay in power for life.
Xi, 69, was re-elected by the once-in-a-five-year Congress of the ruling Communist Party of China (CPC) as its leader in October last year, becoming the first Chinese leader after the party founder Mao Zedong to continue in power beyond the two five-year terms.
China&rsquo;s legislature, the National People&rsquo;s Congress (NPC) often described as the rubber stamp Parliament, for its mechanical and routine endorsement of the decisions of the CPC on Friday voted on the expected lines ratifying Xi&rsquo;s third term.
Xi is widely expected to continue in power for life.
The NPC, besides ratifying Xi's Presidency, also endorsed his continuation as the Chairman of the powerful Central Military Commission, the head of the two-million-strong People&rsquo;s Liberation Army, which is the largest military in the world.
He has already been elected as the General Secretary of the CPC during its last October Congress, which also elected a new leadership for all its top policy bodies.
His &ldquo;unanimous election&rdquo; by over 2,950 legislators was announced in a nationally televised proceeding of the NPC.
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Chinese tech billionaire goes missing: company

Chinese tech billionaire Bao Fan untraceable for two days: company

Bao Fan, who is also the executive director of the bank, is a major figure in the Chinese tech industry and has played a key role in the emergence of various domestic internet startups

The Chinese billionaire chairman of investment bank China Renaissance has gone missing, the firm said, as shares in the company plunged in Hong Kong on Friday.
Bao Fan, who is also executive director of the bank, is a major figure in the Chinese tech industry and has played a key role in the emergence of various domestic internet startups.
"The company has been unable to contact Mr Bao," China Renaissance said in an announcement on Thursday to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, without offering further details.
Shares in the firm slumped as much as 50 percent at one point following the statement before clawing back to sit around 30 percent down.
According to financial news outlet Caixin the 52-year-old dealmaker had been unreachable for two days as of Thursday evening.
China Renaissance was not immediately available for comment after being contacted by AFP.
Bao's disappearance is now raising concerns over a possible renewed crackdown on China's finance industry as President Xi Jinping persists in his long-standing crusade against corruption.
Willer Chen, senior analyst at Forsyth Barr Asia, told Bloomberg that the executive's continued absence "could be a long-term overhang on the stock, given Bao is the key man for the company".
Wang Wenbin, spokesman for China's foreign ministry said he was "not aware of the relevant information" when asked about Bao's disappearance.
"But I can tell you that China is a country under the rule of law," he said.
"The Chinese government protects the legitimate rights of its citizens in accordance with the law."
China Renaissance has developed into a global financial institution, with more than 700 employees and offices in Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Singapore and New York.
Founded in 2005, the group has supervised the IPOs of several domestic internet giants, including leading e-commerce firm JD.com.
Bao also facilitated a blockbuster 2015 merger between major ride-hailing firm Didi and its top competitor at the time, Kuaidi Dache.
The case of China Renaissance is reminiscent of a pattern of investigations into top financiers from the country in recent years.
In 2017, Chinese-Canadian businessman Xiao Jianhua was arrested by mainland authorities and received a 13-year jail sentence under corruption charges last August.
Known to hold close ties to top Chinese Communist Party leaders, the billionaire was reportedly abducted from his Hong Kong hotel room by plainclothes police officers from Beijing.
At the time of his arrest, Xiao was one of the richest men in China, with an estimated fortune of $6 billion.
According to Caixin, China Renaissance president Cong Lin was taken into custody last September as authorities launched a probe into his work at the financial leasing unit of state-owned bank ICBC.
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Watch: Chinese spy balloon retrieved from the ocean, US releases pics

China insisted the flyover was an accident involving a civilian aircraft and threatened repercussions.

The U.S. military on Saturday shot down a suspected Chinese spy balloon off the Carolina coast after it traversed sensitive military sites across North America.
China insisted the flyover was an accident involving a civilian aircraft and threatened repercussions.
President Joe Biden issued the order but had wanted the balloon downed even earlier, on Wednesday.
He was advised that the best time for the operation would be when it was over water, U.S. officials said.
Military officials determined that bringing it down over land from an altitude of 60,000 feet would pose an undue risk to people on the ground.
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China responded that it reserved the right to "take further actions" and criticized the U.S. for "an obvious overreaction and a serious violation of international practice."
The presence of the balloon in the skies above the U.S. this week dealt a severe blow to already strained U.S.-Chinese relations that have been in a downward spiral for years.
The giant white orb was spotted Saturday morning over the Carolinas as it approached the Atlantic coast.
About 2:39 p.m. EST, an F-22 fighter jet fired a missile at the balloon, puncturing it while it was about 6 nautical miles off the coast near Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, senior defense officials said.

Here’s a quick recipe to make flavourful and spicy chilli garlic noodles at home in just 4 simple steps. 

Simple recipe to make chilli garlic noodles at home 

Here&rsquo;s a quick recipe to make flavourful and spicy chilli garlic noodles at home in just 4 simple steps.&nbsp;

Noodles are the go-to dish for everyone. They are easy-to-eat, hassle-free and can be made within minutes with only a handful of ingredients. Some popular types of noodles include udon noodles, egg noodles, ramen noodles, etc.&nbsp;
When it comes to the most popular noodle dish, spicy chilli garlic noodles top the list. They can easily be made at home and are extremely delicious to eat.&nbsp;
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Step 1&nbsp;
Boil 300 grams of noodles in a pot filled with water and a pinch of salt. Once the noodles are cooked, strain them and keep them aside.&nbsp;
Step 2&nbsp;
Blend 5 cloves of garlic along with 7 dry red chillies in a blender to make a smooth paste. Add some water, if needed. Keep aside.&nbsp;
Step 3&nbsp;
Heat some oil in a pan. Add thinly sliced onions, julienned carrots, French beans, cabbage and capsicum. Saute till the vegetables turn soft.&nbsp;
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Step 4&nbsp;
Next, add the prepared chilli garlic paste and mix well. Add the noodles and stir. Add &frac12; tsp soy sauce, &frac14; tsp vinegar and &frac12; tsp green chilli sauce into the pan. Mix well and serve hot.&nbsp;

Bodh Gaya: suspected Chinese spy detained after reports of alleged threat to Dalai Lama

Bodh Gaya: Chinese woman detained after reports of alleged threat to Dalai Lama

Bodh Gaya: suspected Chinese spy detained after reports of alleged threat to Dalai Lama

Chinese woman suspected of spying on the Dalai Lama has been detained. &nbsp;As per NDTV report, Song Xiaolan is likely to be deported back to China. The woman was reportedly living in different parts of India including Bodh Gaya for over a year.&nbsp;
A security alert was issued in Bodh Gaya in Bihar on Thursday morning amid the visit of the Dalai Lama with the police searching for a Chinese woman, an official said.
Police issued a sketch of the woman, identified as Song Xiaolan, besides sharing her passport and visa details with the press, he said.
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However, it was not immediately clear why the police were looking for the woman.
Security has been beefed up around the Mahabodhi Temple Complex with the screening of devotees being intensified, he added.
The Dalai Lama addressed a gathering here in the morning.
(With PTI inputs)

Chinese blogger killed in Nepal during live broadcast by rival: reports

Chinese blogger killed in Nepal during live broadcast by rival influencer: reports

29-year-pld Gan Soujiong, according to Asia Wire, was attacked while live streaming at Indra Chowk in Nepal.&nbsp;

A Chinese food blogger was killed on the streets of Nepal during his livestream earlier this month.
Known by the name &ldquo;Fatty Goes to Africa&rdquo;, the food blogger was allegedly killed by a rival influencer.
29-year-pld Gan Soujiong, according to Asia Wire, was attacked while live streaming at Indra Chowk in Nepal. He was reportedly interrupted during the livestream which followed high-pitched screams and violent shaking of the camera.
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A purported clip of the incident shows blood on Gan&rsquo;s face apparently after he was stabbed with a knife by rival Feng Zhengyung, who could be heard swearing at him in Chinese.
Gan was later taken to hospital where he succumbed to injuries. He was reportedly stabbed on abdomen and chest.
Accused Feng was reportedly arrested for the alleged murder.

From Jack Ma to Zhang Yiming; Rich Chinese saw wealth drops  

From Jack Ma to Zhang Yiming; wealth of rich Chinese drops  

The fortunes of China's ultra-rich have been battered by Beijing's harsh zero-Covid policy, which has heavily disrupted production and supply chains

As China's zero-Covid curbs and a property market crisis stall the world's second-largest economy, the wealth of China's billionaires this year dropped by the largest amount in more than two decades.&nbsp;
According to reports, the total wealth of all individuals with a minimum net worth of 5 billion yuan ($691 million) dropped by 18 percent to $3.5 trillion.
Property developer Yang Huiyan of Country Garden Holdings lost the most personal wealth at $15.7 billion this year, while Pony Ma, founder of tech and gaming giant Tencent, lost $14.6 billion after a sweeping crackdown on the gaming industry last year.
Not only this, Zhang Yiming, the founder of TikTok parent ByteDance, saw his wealth drop by 28 percent to $35 billion after the company's valuation dropped.
Alibaba founder Jack Ma also lost 29 percent of his wealth to $25.7 billion.&nbsp;

Chinese technology conglomerate and creator of popular game PUBG, Tencent has bought stake worth $264 million (about Rs 2,060 crore) in Flipkart from its co-founder Binny Bansal through its European subsidiary, according to official documents.The transaction was completed on October 26, 2021 and was shared with the government authorities at the beginning of the current financial year. Singapore-headquartered e-commerce firm Flipkart has operations in India only.
Bansal holds around 1.84 per cent stake in Flipkart after selling part of his stake to Tencent Cloud Europe BV. Post the transaction, Tencent arm holds 0.72 per stake in Flipkart which is valued at around $264 million, as per last valuation of USD 37.6 billion disclosed by the e-commerce firm in July 2021.Sources said the transaction took place in Singapore but Flipkart informed Indian authorities about it as a responsible entity and that the transaction does not fall under purview of 'Press Note 3' which calls for scrutiny of investment that any Indian company gets from countries sharing land border with India.
While there are several companies operating in India in which Tencent has made investment, the government has banned some gaming apps including PUBG Mobile, PUBG Mobile Lite which were published by Tencent Group. E-mail query sent to Flipkart and Bansal did not elicit any repl

Chinese tech firm buys stake in Flipkart, informs 6 months later

Chinese tech firm and owner of PUBG buys stake in Flipkart, informs 6 months later

Binny&nbsp;Bansal holds around 1.84 per cent stake in Flipkart after selling part of his stake to Tencent Cloud Europe BV.

Chinese technology conglomerate and creator of popular game PUBG,&nbsp;Tencent has bought stake worth $264 million&nbsp;(about Rs 2,060 crore) in Flipkart from its co-founder Binny Bansal through its European subsidiary, according to official documents. The transaction was completed on October 26, 2021 and was shared with the government authorities at the beginning of the current financial year. Singapore-headquartered e-commerce firm Flipkart has operations in India only.
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Bansal holds around 1.84 per cent stake in Flipkart after selling part of his stake to Tencent Cloud Europe BV. Post the transaction, Tencent arm holds 0.72 per stake in Flipkart which is valued at around $264 million, as per last valuation of USD 37.6 billion disclosed by the e-commerce firm in July 2021. Sources to PTI said the transaction took place in Singapore but Flipkart informed Indian authorities about it as a responsible entity and that the transaction does not fall under purview of 'Press Note 3' which calls for scrutiny of investment that any Indian company gets from countries sharing land border with India.
While there are several companies operating in India in which Tencent has made investment, the government has banned some gaming apps including PUBG Mobile, PUBG Mobile Lite which were published by Tencent Group. E-mail query sent to Flipkart and Bansal did not elicit any reply

A day after 3 Chinese nationals died in a suicide bombing in Karachi, China issued a strong statement, asking Pakistan to take action.&nbsp;Beijing said that the blood of Chinese cannot be shed in vain, and those behind the attack will pay the price.
The Chinese government expressed strong condemnation and great indignation at the incident, and asked Pakistan to beef up security of Chinese nationals in the country.&nbsp;Chinese Assistant Foreign Minister Wu Jianghao also made a phone call to the Pakistani Ambassador to China to express "extremely grave concern".
Beijing called on Islamabad to conduct a thorough probe, punish the perpetrators, and prevent such attacks in the future.
Meanwhile, fresh information surfaced regarding the suicide bomber, a member of the Balochistan Liberation Army.&nbsp;Shari Baloch, the Karachi attacker, had reportedly volunteered to be a suicide bomber 2 years ago, and finalised the plan for the attack 6 months ago.
Pakistani media reports said that Shari Baloch had been a student at the Karachi university.&nbsp;She reportedly had a Masters degree in Zoology and an MPhil in education.
The attack occurred near the Confucius Institute at the Karachi University on April 26.&nbsp;Three Chinese nationals, working at the Confucius Institute, and their Pakistani driver died in the blast near their van.

Karachi blast: China's warning, message to Pakistan; new details of suicide bomber emerge, had 2 degrees

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 A day after 3 Chinese nationals died in a suicide bombing in Karachi, China issued a strong statement, asking Pakistan to take action. Beijing said that the blood of Chinese cannot be shed in vain, and those behind the attack will pay the price. The Chinese government expressed strong condemnation and great indignation at the incident, and asked Pakistan to beef up security of Chinese nationals in the country. Chinese Assistant Foreign Minister Wu Jianghao also made a phone call to the Pakistani Ambassador to China to express "extremely grave concern". Beijing called on Islamabad to conduct a thorough probe, punish the perpetrators, and prevent such attacks in the future. Meanwhile, fresh information surfaced regarding the suicide bomber, a member of the Balochistan Liberation Army. Shari Baloch, the Karachi attacker, had reportedly volunteered to be a suicide bomber 2 years ago, and finalised the plan for the attack 6 months ago. Pakistani media reports said that Shari Baloch had been a student at the Karachi university. She reportedly had a Masters degree in Zoology and an MPhil in education. The attack occurred near the Confucius Institute at the Karachi University on April 26. Three Chinese nationals, working at the Confucius Institute, and their Pakistani driver died in the blast near their van.
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CAPTIONS China condemned Karachi blast 'Can't shed Chinese blood in vain' Pak told to boost Chinese' security 3 Chinese nationals died in attack Suicide bomber's new details Shari Baloch had 2 degrees Shari volunteered 2 years ago Shari was student at Karachi univ

<div class="elementToProof">Karachi university blast:&nbsp;Beijing said that the blood of Chinese cannot be shed in vain, after 3 Chinese nationals died in a BLA suicide bombing.</div>

A day after 3 Chinese nationals died in a suicide bombing in Karachi, China issued a strong statement, asking Pakistan to take action.&nbsp;Beijing said that the blood of Chinese cannot be shed in vain, and those behind the attack will pay the price.
The Chinese government expressed strong condemnation and great indignation at the incident, and asked Pakistan to beef up security of Chinese nationals in the country.&nbsp;Chinese Assistant Foreign Minister Wu Jianghao also made a phone call to the Pakistani Ambassador to China to express "extremely grave concern".
Beijing called on Islamabad to conduct a thorough probe, punish the perpetrators, and prevent such attacks in the future.
Meanwhile, fresh information surfaced regarding the suicide bomber, a member of the Balochistan Liberation Army.&nbsp;Shari Baloch, the Karachi attacker, had reportedly volunteered to be a suicide bomber 2 years ago, and finalised the plan for the attack 6 months ago.
Pakistani media reports said that Shari Baloch had been a student at the Karachi university.&nbsp;She reportedly had a Masters degree in Zoology and an MPhil in education.
The attack occurred near the Confucius Institute at the Karachi University on April 26.&nbsp;Three Chinese nationals, working at the Confucius Institute, and their Pakistani driver died in the blast near their van.

Hours after a blast at the Karachi university rocked Pakistan, the Balochistan Liberation Army claimed responsibility for the attack. The BLA's Majeed Brigade claimed that a woman named Shari Baloch had carried out the suicide bombing.
The BLA claimed that Shari Baloch was its first woman suicide attacker, and the Karachi incident marked a "new chapter in the history of the Baloch resistance", according to reports. CCTV footage of the incident showed a person dressed in a burqa triggering explosives near the van ferrying the apparent targets.
The attack killed 3 Chinese nationals, and 1 Pakistani citizen. The Chinese nationals worked at the Confucius Institute at the Karachi university. The Confucius Institute teaches Chinese language to locals.
Pakistan's Balochistan region has been witnessing a rise in insurgency, with armed groups highlighting demands ranging from autonomy to complete independence. The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, or CPEC, passing through the region has also angered the locals, who are seeking a greater share of the wealth generated from resources in the region.

Karachi blast: photo of suicide bomber revealed; Balochistan Liberation Army claims credit | Pakistan

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 The BLA claimed that Shari Baloch was its first woman suicide attacker, and the Karachi incident marked a "new chapter in the history of the Baloch resistance", according to reports. The attack killed 3 Chinese nationals, and 1 Pakistani citizen. The Chinese nationals worked at the Confucius Institute at the Karachi university. The Confucius Institute teaches Chinese language to locals.
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 CCTV footage of the incident showed a person dressed in a burqa triggering explosives near the van ferrying the apparent targets.
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 Pakistan's Balochistan region has been witnessing a rise in insurgency, with armed groups highlighting demands ranging from autonomy to complete independence. The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, or CPEC, passing through the region has also angered the locals, who are seeking a greater share of the wealth generated from resources in the region.
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CAPTION BLA claimed credit for Pak blast BLA is Balochistan Liberation Army BLA claimed Shari Baloch did blast '1st BLA woman suicide bomber' 3 Chinese nationals died in attack Explosion at Karachi university Balochistan witnessing insurgency Demand for autonomy or freedom China's CPEC project also opposed

<div class="elementToProof">Karachi university blast:&nbsp;BLA claimed that Shari Baloch was its first woman suicide attacker. At least 3 Chinese nationals, and a Pakistani citizen died in the attack.</div>

Hours after a blast at the Karachi university rocked Pakistan, the Balochistan Liberation Army claimed responsibility for the attack.&nbsp;The BLA's Majeed Brigade claimed that a woman named Shari Baloch had carried out the suicide bombing.
The BLA claimed that Shari Baloch was its first woman suicide attacker, and the Karachi incident marked a "new chapter in the history of the Baloch resistance", according to reports.&nbsp;CCTV footage of the incident showed a person dressed in a burqa triggering explosives near the van ferrying the apparent targets.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/blast-at-pakistan-university-3-chinese-nationals-dead-in-karachi-university-van-blast-1650976220884" target="_blank">Blast at Pakistan university: 3 Chinese nationals dead in Karachi University van explosion</a>
The attack killed 3 Chinese nationals, and 1 Pakistani citizen.&nbsp;The Chinese nationals worked at the Confucius Institute at the Karachi university.&nbsp;The Confucius Institute teaches Chinese language to locals.
Pakistan's Balochistan region has been witnessing a rise in insurgency, with armed groups highlighting demands ranging from autonomy to complete independence.&nbsp;The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, or CPEC, passing through the region has also angered the locals, who are seeking a greater share of the wealth generated from resources in the region.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/cctv-of-pakistan-suicide-bombing-burqa-clad-person-attacks-chinese-nationals-van-at-karachi-university-1650989055236" target="_blank">CCTV of Pakistan suicide bombing: burqa-clad person attacks Chinese nationals' van at Karachi university</a>

Shocking CCTV visuals emerged of the suicide bombing at the University of Karachi in Pakistan.&nbsp;At least 3 Chinese nationals and one Pakistani were killed in the attack on April 26.
The CCTV showed a person wearing a burqa standing at the gate of the Confucius Institute at the Karachi University.&nbsp;After a few seconds, a white van in seen approaching the gate.&nbsp;This van was carrying the Chinese nationals.
As soon as the vehicle reaches the gate, the suicide bomber triggers the explosives.&nbsp;A huge fire covers the CCTV camera's vision.
The victims were identified as&nbsp;Confucius Institute Director Huang Guiping, Ding Mupeng, Chen Sa and Khalid, the Pakistani driver.&nbsp;Earlier, police sources had said that the Chinese nationals could have been the target of the attack.

CCTV of Pakistan suicide bombing: burqa-clad person attacks Chinese nationals' van at Karachi university

CCTV video of Pakistan suicide bombing: burqa-clad person attacks Chinese nationals' van at Karachi university


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The victims were identified as&nbsp;Confucius Institute Director Huang Guiping, Ding Mupeng, Chen Sa and Khalid, the Pakistani driver. Earlier, police sources had said that the Chinese nationals could have been the target of the attack.
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CAPTIONS CCTV footage of Karachi blast Suicide bombing caught on cam Burqa-clad person seen in video Triggered bomb near white van Van was ferrying Chinese nationals 3 Chinese, 1 Pakistani died
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<div class="elementToProof">The CCTV showed a person wearing a burqa standing at the gate of the Confucius Institute at the Karachi University, and triggering a bomb when a white van approached.</div>

Shocking CCTV visuals emerged of the suicide bombing at the University of Karachi in Pakistan.&nbsp;At least 3 Chinese nationals and one Pakistani were killed in the attack on April 26.
The CCTV showed a person wearing a burqa standing at the gate of the Confucius Institute at the Karachi University.&nbsp;After a few seconds, a white van in seen approaching the gate.&nbsp;This van was carrying the Chinese nationals.
As soon as the vehicle reaches the gate, the suicide bomber triggers the explosives.&nbsp;A huge fire covers the CCTV camera's vision.
The victims were identified as&nbsp;Confucius Institute Director Huang Guiping, Ding Mupeng, Chen Sa and Khalid, the Pakistani driver.&nbsp;Earlier, police sources had said that the Chinese nationals could have been the target of the attack.

Pakistan's Karachi city was rocked by a major explosion on April 26. The blast occurred inside the premises of the University of Karachi.
At least 4 people died, including two Chinese women. Many more were injured in the incident.
The blast occurred in a van near the Confucius Institute in the university. The Confucius Institute is a non-profit school teaching Chinese languages to locals.
The Chinese nationals may have been the target of the blast, according to reports quoting police sources. Witnesses recording videos at the site claimed that some people were inside the burning vehicle.
The Jang newspaper reports that the van was ferrying the two Chinese nationals from a guest house to the institute. Karachi is considered Pakistan's financial capital.

Blast at Pakistan university: 3 Chinese nationals dead in Karachi University van blast

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Pakistan's Karachi city was rocked by a major explosion on April 26.&nbsp;The blast occurred inside the premises of the University of Karachi.
 At least 4 people died, including three Chinese nationals.&nbsp;Many more were injured in the incident.
 The blast occurred in a van near the Confucius Institute in the university.&nbsp;The Confucius Institute is a non-profit school teaching Chinese languages to locals.
 The victims were identified as Confucius Institute Director Huang Guiping, Ding Mupeng, Chen Sa and Khalid, the Pakistani driver.
 The Chinese nationals may have been the target of the blast, according to reports quoting police sources.&nbsp;Witnesses recording videos at the site claimed that some people were inside the burning vehicle.
 The Jang newspaper reports that the van was ferrying the Chinese nationals from a guest house to the institute.&nbsp;Karachi is considered Pakistan's financial capital
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CAPTIONS Blast at Karachi University At least 4 people killed 3 Chinese nationals dead Explosion in a vehicle Chinese may have been target

<div class="elementToProof">Karachi University blast: the explosion&nbsp;occurred in a van near the Confucius Institute -&nbsp;a non-profit school teaching Chinese languages to locals.</div>

Pakistan's Karachi city was rocked by a major explosion on April 26.&nbsp;The blast occurred inside the premises of the University of Karachi.
At least 4 people died, including three Chinese nationals.&nbsp;Many more were injured in the incident.
The blast occurred in a van near the Confucius Institute in the university.&nbsp;The Confucius Institute is a non-profit school teaching Chinese languages to locals.
The victims were identified as Confucius Institute Director Huang Guiping, Ding Mupeng, Chen Sa and Khalid, the Pakistani driver.
The Chinese nationals may have been the target of the blast, according to reports quoting police sources.&nbsp;Witnesses recording videos at the site claimed that some people were inside the burning vehicle.
The Jang newspaper reports that the van was ferrying the Chinese nationals from a guest house to the institute.&nbsp;Karachi is considered Pakistan's financial capital.

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