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Cyberspace was born free, but everywhere it is in chains. Once a promised land inhabited by visionaries, libertarians and freedom fighters, it has become a war zone. Full Article at Times Online
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AN explosion at a coal mine in northeast China has killed at least 42 workers, state news agency Xinhua says, citing emergency services. Full Article at The Courier Mail
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Levin Zhu, CEO of China International Capital Corp. and son of former Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji, Song Zhiping, chairman of Sinopharm Group, Ronald Arculli, chairman of Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd. and She Lulin, president of Sinopharm Group Co. View Photo »
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On matters of common international concern, the US looked to China and many other countries
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To prepare myself properly for the new exhibition at the National Gallery, I looked up the origins of the term “red-light district”. It turns out, there are two possible sources. Full Article at Times Online
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Mickey Mouse has met an unexpected obstacle on his chirpy march to bring Walt Disney’s consumer culture into China — ancestor worship. Full Article at Times Online
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Gazing serenely from the Great Wall of China last week, President Barack Obama appeared to be making the most of one of the supreme perks of White House occupancy — a private guided tour of Asia’s most spectacular tourist destination. Full Article at Times Online
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Levin Zhu, CEO of China International Capital Corp. and son of former Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji, attends the debut of Sinopharm Group Co. Ltd. at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange September 23, 2009. View Photo »
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Obama goes to China, brings home a T-shirt.
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Alan McKinnon shows that the UK and US 'defence' policy is in fact a 'projection of power' policy with the primary purpose of defending the commercial interests of transnational companies The world of war is today dominated by a single superpower. Full Article at Global Research
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Call it Disney diplomacy from the East. But Mickey Mouse has some competition now. So does MTV. Full Article at Times of India
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Levin Zhu, CEO of China International Capital Corp. and son of former Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji, Song Zhiping, chairman of Sinopharm Group, Ronald Arculli, chairman of Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd. and She Lulin, president of Sinopharm Group Co.
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Levin Zhu (L), CEO of China International Capital Corp. and son of former Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji, celebrates with Song Zhiping, chairman of Sinopharm Group, during the debut of Sinopharm Group Co. Ltd. at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange September 23, 2009.
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NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 22: President of the Peoples Republic of China Hu Jintao makes remarks at United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon's summit on climate change at United Nations headquarters September 22, 2009 in New York City.
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CHENGDU, CHINA - SEPTEMBER 22: People walk past a department store decorated with China's national flags for the upcoming National Day on September 22, 2009 in Chengdu of Sichuan Province, China.
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A worker cleans a statue of Mao Zedong for China's 60th National Day in downtown Chengdu, in southwest China's Sichuan province, Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2009. China's 60th anniversary celebration will be held on Oct. 1 in Tiananmen Square in central Beijing. (AP Photo) ** CHINA OUT.
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A worker cleans a statue of Mao Zedong for China's 60th National Day in downtown Chengdu, in southwest China's Sichuan province, Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2009. China's 60th anniversary celebration will be held on Oct. 1 in Tiananmen Square in central Beijing. (AP Photo) ** CHINA OUT.
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Obama goes to China, brings home a T-shirt.
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On matters of common international concern, the US looked to China and many other countries
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China: Prospects for partnership in Asia
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No one [in the administration] is ever going to talk about the U.S.-India relationship as balancing China, but that's clearly how a lot of strategic thinkers see it
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The Indians have their own concerns with China [such as] Chinese support for Pakistan, China wanting a stake in the Indian Ocean, Chinese support for Burma, etc.
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For Europe, things look even gloomier. It is said to lose much of its influence and current status. What a lovely prospective... On the other hand, new powers emerge -- China and India are just two of them
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We are slowly beginning to get used to this new, post-American world. Peeved, we see that the globally more modest United States treats its coolly-controlling lender China with greater care than it does the European Union.
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Google censors results on its search engine used within China, google.cn, but offers mostly uncensored results using simplified Chinese characters on its worldwide browser, google.com. However, some searches on google.com, such as images for Falun Gong, are also censored.
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India will be shooting itself in the foot by making unfavourable comparisons with China. We may be on the same side on several issues. Also, why should we put unnecessary constraints on ourselves saying we will always be a services-oriented country? We have huge infrastructure needs and lot of investmen...
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With China’s micro-management of Mr. Obama’s appearances in the country, the trip did more to showcase China’s ability to push back against outside pressure than it did to advance the main issues on Mr. Obama’s agenda, analysts said.
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For mobile operators in China, India and Thailand, IDC believes a low flat-rate Internet access fee would complement and increase mobile SNS adoption
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The prevalence of owning a cellular phone over a PC in China, India and Thailand has directly boosted the popularity of mobile SNS access
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We hear about the atrocities in Tibet, the repression they [China] are carrying out ... But Tawang will try to sustain what China seeks to destroy in Tibet.
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Because of the recent border tensions and the Dalai Lama's visit, we had some fear of the Chinese. But there is nothing happening there, Tawang is of India and not of China. And this is what the Dalai Lama cleared during his first day here - he was almost surprised by China's claim over Tawang
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Because of the recent border tensions and the Dalai Lama's visit, we had some fear of the Chinese. But there is nothing happening there, Tawang is of India and not of China. And this is what the Dalai Lama cleared during his first day here - he was almost surprised by China's claim over Tawang
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We hear about the atrocities in Tibet, the repression they [China] are carrying out ... But Tawang will try to sustain what China seeks to destroy in Tibet.
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China, the world's biggest consumer of metals, is experiencing 'powerful' growth in demand for all commodities and will lead the global economic recovery, BlackRock Investment Management Ltd.'s Evy Hambro said.
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China's 11 largest publicly-traded banks may need to raise about 300 billion yuan ($44 billion) by selling shares and bonds to ensure they have adequate capital for credit growth, according to BNP Paribas... China's government has encouraged a $1.3 trillion credit boom this year to complement its moneta...
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China is sending 'strong signals' that it's concerned the rally in asset prices may be forming a bubble, according to Morgan Stanley Asia Chairman Stephen Roach. Liu Mingkang, China's top banking regulator, said Nov. 15 the dollar's decline and the U.S.'s decision to keep interest rates low have caused ...
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The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development doubled its growth forecast for the leading developed economies next year and predicted a further acceleration in 2011 as China powers a global recovery. The economy of the group's 30 member countries will expand 1.9% next year and 2.5% in 2011.....
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I think China wants Dalai Lama of China's Tibet or China's Tibetan Buddhism. This is very strange
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India should seek reply from the US as to why it was silent when China was equipping Pakistan with modern weapons
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The joint vision of the leaderships in India and China is to ensure a global order in which our simultaneous development will have a positive impact for our peoples and economies, as also for the rest of the world
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They want the Tibetan Buddhism to be known as China's Tibetan Buddhism
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We made progress with China and Russia in sending a unified message to Iran and North Korea that they must live up to their international obligations and either forsake nuclear weapons or face the consequences
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