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Sri Lankan Tower, Taller Than 1,000 Feet, Displays Beijing's Control
A huge green and purple communications tower in Sri Lanka financed with Chinese debt that has become a symbol of the ousted Rajapaksa clan's closeness to Beijing will finally open this week.
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Ties With India Will Emerge Stronger, Scale New Heights After COVID-19: China
Some of the events planned by India and China to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties starting today will be hit by the virus outbreak but the cooperation between the dragon and the elephant will emerge stronger and their relationship can scale new heights after the pandemic, a senior Chinese official said.
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"Elephant, Dragon Must Dance Together": Envoy On India-China Ties
Chinese ambassador to India Sun Weidong on Sunday said the relations between the two neighbours have entered a "sound stage," and hoped that both countries can work together to enhance mutual understanding and friendship.
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"Dragon And Elephant Dance Correct Choice For China, India": Xi Jinping
Chinese President Xi Jinping said India and China "should take a correct view of each other's development and enhance strategic mutual trust". "No matter from any point of view, China and India should be good neighbours and good partners who live in harmony and move forward hand in hand," he said in a statement after returning from a two-day visit ...
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Chinese "Ivory Queen" Smuggler Sentenced To 15 Years Jail In Tanzania
A prominent Chinese businesswoman dubbed the "Ivory Queen" was sentenced to 15 years in prison by a Tanzanian court on Tuesday for smuggling the tusks of more than 350 elephants, weighing nearly 2 tonnes, to Asia.
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Indian Elephant And Chinese Dragon Must Dance Together, Not Fight Each Other: China
Besides the standoff in Doklam, bilateral ties between India and China were affected by a number of issues last year, including the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor which passes through Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, China blocking efforts at the United Nations to list terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Masood Azhar as a global terrorist as well as In...
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India's Slower GDP A 'Nasty Surprise', 'Self-Goal', Says Chinese Media
A state-run Chinese daily said today that India has suffered a setback and a "nasty surprise" in the "elephant versus dragon" race as its GDP growth slowed down in the January-April quarter helping China re-emerge as the fastest growing major economy. Calling it a "self-goal" by the government, Global Times hoped India will not score any more "own ...
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Punch-Trunk Love: Chinese Elephant Crushes Cars
A heartbroken elephant acted out his thwarted crush on nearly 20 cars near a Chinese nature reserve during a sulk over the Valentine's Day weekend, local media reported today.
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Chinese Stocks: Canary or Elephant for World Markets This Year?
Canary in the coal mine or elephant in the room? For investors, either idiom could apply to Chinese stocks in what is already shaping up to be a rocky ride for global markets this year.
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Elephants: The Forgotten Giants At Africa China Summit
When the Chinese president and African leaders meet this week to bolster economic ties, the elephant in the room will be the trade in ivory and conservationists want the issue on the table.
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Britain's Prince William Appeals to Chinese to Save Elephants
Britain's Prince William made a direct appeal to Chinese people to boycott ivory and other animal products used in medicine or ornaments to preserve the world's remaining elephants on Monday.
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Thai Elephant Kills Keeper, Runs Off With 3 Chinese on Its Back
An elephant in northern Thailand went berserk Wednesday, killing his "mahout" keeper before running off into the jungle with three terrified Chinese tourists still on his back, police said.
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In Asian Space Race, India Inches Closer to Beating China to Mars
The world is undoubtedly witnessing a twenty-first century Asian space race and the Indian elephant and the Chinese dragon are both competing furiously. India seems to have been beaten by China in every others aspect, but New Delhi may just beat Beijing in the race to Mars.
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Peaceful Ties Between Dragon and Elephant Key to World Peace: Xi Jinping
If the "Chinese dragon" and the "Indian elephant" co-exist harmoniously, it will not only benefit 2.5 billion people in the two nations but also have far-reaching impact in the region and the world, Chinese President Xi Jinping said in New Delhi on Thursday.
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5,000 Chinese Workers in Kenya a Threat to Wildlife
A Kenyan consumer lobby group says that 5,000 Chinese nationals who are coming to Kenya for the construction of a railway line pose a threat to the country's elephants.
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Sri Lankan Tower, Taller Than 1,000 Feet, Displays Beijing's Control
A huge green and purple communications tower in Sri Lanka financed with Chinese debt that has become a symbol of the ousted Rajapaksa clan's closeness to Beijing will finally open this week.
-
Ties With India Will Emerge Stronger, Scale New Heights After COVID-19: China
Some of the events planned by India and China to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties starting today will be hit by the virus outbreak but the cooperation between the dragon and the elephant will emerge stronger and their relationship can scale new heights after the pandemic, a senior Chinese official said.
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"Elephant, Dragon Must Dance Together": Envoy On India-China Ties
Chinese ambassador to India Sun Weidong on Sunday said the relations between the two neighbours have entered a "sound stage," and hoped that both countries can work together to enhance mutual understanding and friendship.
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"Dragon And Elephant Dance Correct Choice For China, India": Xi Jinping
Chinese President Xi Jinping said India and China "should take a correct view of each other's development and enhance strategic mutual trust". "No matter from any point of view, China and India should be good neighbours and good partners who live in harmony and move forward hand in hand," he said in a statement after returning from a two-day visit ...
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Chinese "Ivory Queen" Smuggler Sentenced To 15 Years Jail In Tanzania
A prominent Chinese businesswoman dubbed the "Ivory Queen" was sentenced to 15 years in prison by a Tanzanian court on Tuesday for smuggling the tusks of more than 350 elephants, weighing nearly 2 tonnes, to Asia.
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Indian Elephant And Chinese Dragon Must Dance Together, Not Fight Each Other: China
Besides the standoff in Doklam, bilateral ties between India and China were affected by a number of issues last year, including the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor which passes through Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, China blocking efforts at the United Nations to list terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Masood Azhar as a global terrorist as well as In...
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India's Slower GDP A 'Nasty Surprise', 'Self-Goal', Says Chinese Media
A state-run Chinese daily said today that India has suffered a setback and a "nasty surprise" in the "elephant versus dragon" race as its GDP growth slowed down in the January-April quarter helping China re-emerge as the fastest growing major economy. Calling it a "self-goal" by the government, Global Times hoped India will not score any more "own ...
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Punch-Trunk Love: Chinese Elephant Crushes Cars
A heartbroken elephant acted out his thwarted crush on nearly 20 cars near a Chinese nature reserve during a sulk over the Valentine's Day weekend, local media reported today.
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Chinese Stocks: Canary or Elephant for World Markets This Year?
Canary in the coal mine or elephant in the room? For investors, either idiom could apply to Chinese stocks in what is already shaping up to be a rocky ride for global markets this year.
-
Elephants: The Forgotten Giants At Africa China Summit
When the Chinese president and African leaders meet this week to bolster economic ties, the elephant in the room will be the trade in ivory and conservationists want the issue on the table.
-
Britain's Prince William Appeals to Chinese to Save Elephants
Britain's Prince William made a direct appeal to Chinese people to boycott ivory and other animal products used in medicine or ornaments to preserve the world's remaining elephants on Monday.
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Thai Elephant Kills Keeper, Runs Off With 3 Chinese on Its Back
An elephant in northern Thailand went berserk Wednesday, killing his "mahout" keeper before running off into the jungle with three terrified Chinese tourists still on his back, police said.
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In Asian Space Race, India Inches Closer to Beating China to Mars
The world is undoubtedly witnessing a twenty-first century Asian space race and the Indian elephant and the Chinese dragon are both competing furiously. India seems to have been beaten by China in every others aspect, but New Delhi may just beat Beijing in the race to Mars.
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Peaceful Ties Between Dragon and Elephant Key to World Peace: Xi Jinping
If the "Chinese dragon" and the "Indian elephant" co-exist harmoniously, it will not only benefit 2.5 billion people in the two nations but also have far-reaching impact in the region and the world, Chinese President Xi Jinping said in New Delhi on Thursday.
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5,000 Chinese Workers in Kenya a Threat to Wildlife
A Kenyan consumer lobby group says that 5,000 Chinese nationals who are coming to Kenya for the construction of a railway line pose a threat to the country's elephants.
