Ulster Unionists debate leadership over Belfast accord
Ulster Unionists plan a special conference on October 28 to vote on replacing leader David Trimble amid fears the Belfast peace agreement may unravel. The party faces internal division after a stormy meeting at party headquarters as it weighs Trimble's role in sustaining the power sharing government with Catholics.
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China’s fifth census counts people as vast task begins
Six million census takers will visit about 350 million doors across China from Tibet to urban centers. Officials expect the population to exceed 1.26 billion, up from 1.1337 billion in 1990, with data on family size housing and workers abroad guiding policy.
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China census to confirm world’s most populous nation
China readies its fifth national census in 2002 to confirm its status as the world’s most populous country. Demographers seek data on missing baby girls amid longstanding son preference, with studies showing a growing male to female ratio around 120 to 100. Census takers will survey about 350 million households from November 1 to 15.
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