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![]() Sydney, Australia (SPX) Oct 18, 2010 The recent visit of NASA Administrator Charles Bolden to China has generated a high level of attention and controversy. Relations between the USA and China are not exactly cordial at the moment, for a variety of reasons. The problems are so acute that high-placed voices in the USA have questioned if Bolden should even visit China at all, let alone try to forge any links. Let's put aside a deep analysis of the problems and the animosity, and focus on one issue that seems to be getting lost in the h ... read more |
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European business to push for Taiwan trade pact: report![]() European businesses in Taiwan will call this week for a trade pact between the European Union and the island, local media reported Sunday. The European Chamber of Commerce Taipei will argue that a pact between Taiwan and the EU will complement a major trade deal that the island signed with China earlier this year, the state-affiliated Central News Agency said. The Central News Agency's r ... more Qing Dynasty clock collection sings again ![]() Restored Qing Dynasty musical clocks designed to delight emperors in the Forbidden City and never seen outside China will go on display from Saturday at Utrecht's Speelklok museum. The clocks stored in the Forbidden City's Palace Museum were silent for decades until a team from the Utrecht museum began working with Chinese experts to restore them three years ago. "This exhibition is the ... more China protected Kim's oldest son over attack plot: report ![]() Aides to the youngest son and heir apparent of North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il planned an attack last year on Kim's oldest son but were warned off by China, a report said Wednesday. South Korea's Chosun Ilbo newspaper, citing a government source, said close aides of youngest son Jong-Un plotted an attack on Jong-Nam after the leader had picked Jong-Un as heir apparent in January 2009. J ... more |
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![]() Washington (AFP) Oct 15, 2010 The United States' complex trade relations with China were laid bare Friday as Washington struggled to balance pre-election anger at home with efforts to give US firms a fair shake against Chinese rivals. Amid rising anger that Chinese policies are putting Americans out of work, US officials moved to forestall a currency battle with Beijing while probing its subsidies to green technology companies. The Treasury Department delayed publishing a controversial report on China's currency policies unt ... read more |
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