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China Summons German Envoy After Minister Calls Xi Jinping "Dictator"
Beijing summoned the German ambassador to China after Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock called President Xi Jinping a "dictator", Berlin said Monday, in the latest flare-up of tensions between the countries.
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US Treasury Secretary's China Visit Focuses On Improving Ties
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen's first trip to China will focus on recalibrating ties between the world's two largest economies, as military communications remain frozen.
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Trade Deal With US Impacted By Coronavirus: China Government Advisor
Bejing and Washington need to resume strategic communications, a senior Chinese government advisor said Thursday, noting relations were "very unsatisfactory" and that the coronavirus had hit the implementation of their trade deal.
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Before Seoul Meet, Foreign Secretary Visits China Over Nuke Club Seat
Ahead of a key meeting of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) in Seoul on Friday, Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar made an unannounced visit to China this week to seek support for India's membership of the elite club. He was in Bejing from June 16-17 and held bilateral consultations with his counterpart.
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Beijing Traffic Slashed, Construction Sites Closed In Smog Alert
Half of Beijing's private cars were ordered off the streets Tuesday and many construction sites and schools were closed under the Chinese capital's first-ever red alert for pollution.
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Beijing Is Not Burning
Yes, growth is slowing, but Beijing is on a more sustainable path.
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'This is One of Our Most Important Strategic Partnerships,' Says PM Modi in China: Highlights
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in Bejing today and has got down to business. After a ceremonial welcome at the Great Hall of People, he held talks with Chinese premier Li Keqiang. India and China also signed a number of business agreements.
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Australia Seeks Clarity on Governance before formally Joining China-Led Development Bank
Australia is "well and truly" disposed to join the China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), Prime Minister Tony Abbott said today, but wants to know how much power Bejing would hold in the institution before a formal decision.
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Hong Kong Activists Plan to Meet Top Chinese Officials in Beijing
Hong Kong student leaders plan to fly to Beijing on Saturday to try to meet with China's top officials to press their case for a greater say in choosing the territory's next leader.
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China Internet Population Reaches 632 Million: Report
China is now home to 632 million Internet users, a government agency said on Monday, although use of social networks has dropped amid a crackdown.
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Man with stolen passport on missing jet Iranian asylum seeker: police
One of the two men traveling on a missing Malaysian Airlines jetliner was an Iranian asylum seekers, officials said on Tuesday
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Top China filmmaker pays $1.2 million fine for violating one-child policy
China's best-known film director Zhang Yimou has paid 7.5 million yuan ($1.2 million) for violating the one-child policy, officials said on Friday, closing a case that had attracted widespread attention.
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Opening ceremony London 2012: Google continues the doodle tradition
Google today is celebrating the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympics with a doodle.
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China raises Beijing storm toll to 77 after outcry
Chinese authorities have raised Beijing storm's death toll to 77 from 37 after the public questioned the days-old tally. Some residents even compiled their own totals in a reflection of deep mistrust of the government's handling of the disaster.
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Beijing is history, London is present aim for Bindra
For India's only individual Olympic gold medallist Abhinav Bindra, the 2008 Bejing Games is history as he has now set his sights on this year's quadrennial extravanganza in London.
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China Summons German Envoy After Minister Calls Xi Jinping "Dictator"
Beijing summoned the German ambassador to China after Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock called President Xi Jinping a "dictator", Berlin said Monday, in the latest flare-up of tensions between the countries.
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US Treasury Secretary's China Visit Focuses On Improving Ties
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen's first trip to China will focus on recalibrating ties between the world's two largest economies, as military communications remain frozen.
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Trade Deal With US Impacted By Coronavirus: China Government Advisor
Bejing and Washington need to resume strategic communications, a senior Chinese government advisor said Thursday, noting relations were "very unsatisfactory" and that the coronavirus had hit the implementation of their trade deal.
-
Before Seoul Meet, Foreign Secretary Visits China Over Nuke Club Seat
Ahead of a key meeting of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) in Seoul on Friday, Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar made an unannounced visit to China this week to seek support for India's membership of the elite club. He was in Bejing from June 16-17 and held bilateral consultations with his counterpart.
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Beijing Traffic Slashed, Construction Sites Closed In Smog Alert
Half of Beijing's private cars were ordered off the streets Tuesday and many construction sites and schools were closed under the Chinese capital's first-ever red alert for pollution.
-
Beijing Is Not Burning
Yes, growth is slowing, but Beijing is on a more sustainable path.
-
'This is One of Our Most Important Strategic Partnerships,' Says PM Modi in China: Highlights
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in Bejing today and has got down to business. After a ceremonial welcome at the Great Hall of People, he held talks with Chinese premier Li Keqiang. India and China also signed a number of business agreements.
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Australia Seeks Clarity on Governance before formally Joining China-Led Development Bank
Australia is "well and truly" disposed to join the China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), Prime Minister Tony Abbott said today, but wants to know how much power Bejing would hold in the institution before a formal decision.
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Hong Kong Activists Plan to Meet Top Chinese Officials in Beijing
Hong Kong student leaders plan to fly to Beijing on Saturday to try to meet with China's top officials to press their case for a greater say in choosing the territory's next leader.
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China Internet Population Reaches 632 Million: Report
China is now home to 632 million Internet users, a government agency said on Monday, although use of social networks has dropped amid a crackdown.
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Man with stolen passport on missing jet Iranian asylum seeker: police
One of the two men traveling on a missing Malaysian Airlines jetliner was an Iranian asylum seekers, officials said on Tuesday
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Top China filmmaker pays $1.2 million fine for violating one-child policy
China's best-known film director Zhang Yimou has paid 7.5 million yuan ($1.2 million) for violating the one-child policy, officials said on Friday, closing a case that had attracted widespread attention.
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Opening ceremony London 2012: Google continues the doodle tradition
Google today is celebrating the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympics with a doodle.
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China raises Beijing storm toll to 77 after outcry
Chinese authorities have raised Beijing storm's death toll to 77 from 37 after the public questioned the days-old tally. Some residents even compiled their own totals in a reflection of deep mistrust of the government's handling of the disaster.
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Beijing is history, London is present aim for Bindra
For India's only individual Olympic gold medallist Abhinav Bindra, the 2008 Bejing Games is history as he has now set his sights on this year's quadrennial extravanganza in London.
