BEIJING (Reuters) - Seventeen Chinese have been charged with running guns from Pakistan in one of the largest arms-smuggling cases in China's history, state media said on Thursday. The defendants, who went on trial on Tuesday in the remote western province of Qinghai, neighbouring Tibet, are accused of buying more than 900 guns and 1,500 gun accessories in Pakistan, the China Daily said. They were sold in Kashgar, in China's restive far-western region of Xinjiang, and in Xining, capital of Qinghai, the China Daily reported. It was not clear whether the guns were headed for Muslim separatists in Xinjiang, who...