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Bolivia, China ink deal to build telecoms satellite La Paz (AFP) Dec 14, 2010 Bolivia and China have signed a deal to build a 300-million-dollar communications satellite to be launched into space within three years, officials here said Tuesday. Construction of the Tupac Katari satellite, named after an 18th century indigenous hero who fought Bolivia's Spanish colonizers, will be financed 85 percent with funds from China. The agreement was signed on Monday by officials from the Bolivian Space Agency and the China Great Wall Industries Corporation (CGWIC), along with govern ... read more |
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Chinese and Indian PMs hold talks in Delhi China and India's premiers held talks Thursday expected to touch on a series of sensitive issues, including a long-running border row, that have dogged their countries' often troubled ties. ... more | .. |
Taiwan archive chief quits over Mao, Deng poll controversy The head of Taiwan's historical archive has resigned after an outcry when Chinese Communist leaders Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping were included in an online poll of influential figures, officials said Thursday. ... more | .. |
Disputes shadow China-India PM talks China and India's premiers were set to hold candid talks Thursday on a series of sensitive issues, including a long-running border row, that have dogged their countries' crucial but often troubled ties. ... more | .. |
Taiwan independence groups to follow China envoy everywhere Radical Taiwanese independence groups Thursday vowed to follow China's top negotiator "every step of the way" when he visits the island next week, showing their anger in a series of protests. ... more |
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Facebook intern maps world via online 'friends' A Facebook intern interested in seeing how political borders affect friendships around the globe has created a map of the world by sampling data from the social network's 500 million user base. ... more | .. |
China shelter 'sold 70 mentally disabled people into slavery' The operator of an unlicensed shelter for disabled people in southwest China sold at least 70 mentally ill workers into slavery in recent years, local authorities told state press Wednesday. ... more | .. |
Land disputes are worst problem in rural China: report Land disputes are the most volatile social problem in rural China as forced official property seizures trigger growing unrest, state media reported Thursday, citing a top think tank. ... more | .. |
US and China sign trade deals, Beijing seeks more The United States and China agreed Wednesday to pursue free trade in areas from agriculture to technology, but Beijing insisted that Washington needed to loosen its own export controls. ... more |
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China must reveal fate of Mongol activist: Amnesty China must immediately reveal the whereabouts of a leading Mongol dissident who has disappeared along with his family since completing a 15-year prison term last week, Amnesty International said. ... more | .. |
Chinese public increasingly unhappy with life: survey People in China are increasingly dissatisfied with their lives as confidence in Beijing's ability to govern the vast country and manage the economy falters, according to a key government think tank. ... more | .. |
McDonald's to speed up China expansion American fast food giant McDonald's Corp. is planning its biggest expansion yet in China by opening up to 200 new restaurants across the country next year. ... more | .. |
China could face peak coal China could be faced with the very real possibility of peak coal - the point at which demand for coal will outstrip domestic production capacity. ... more |
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US and China sign trade deals, Beijing seeks more The United States and China agreed Wednesday to pursue free trade in areas from agriculture to technology, but Beijing insisted that Washington needed to loosen its own export controls. ... more | .. |
Taiwan's Yulon Motor in joint venture with China's Dongfeng Yulon Motor, Taiwan's largest carmaker by revenue, has set up a joint venture with China's Dongfeng Automobile to produce the island's first locally-designed luxury sedans, Yulon said Wednesday. ... more | .. |
Chinese bank mulls bid for German state lender: report A Chinese bank is among the potential bidders for struggling state-owned German regional lender WestLB, business daily Handelsblatt said Tuesday, citing industry sources. ... more | .. |
Great Firewall no obstacle for China's Facebook game makers China's Internet censors may have kept most of the nation's 420 million web users from accessing Facebook, but they have not stopped social game developers like Ellison Gao. ... more |
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China foreign direct investment up 38 percent in November Foreign direct investment in China leapt 38.17 percent in November, the government said Wednesday, despite efforts by authorities to cool the economy and stem liquidity flows. ... more | .. |
China planners expect four percent inflation in 2011: report Chinese economic planners aim to hold the country's inflation rate at four percent for 2011, up a full percentage point from this year's target, state media said Wednesday. ... more | .. |
China, India PMs agree to double trade by 2015 China and India's premiers agreed Thursday to double bilateral trade to 100 billion dollars by 2015, during talks that otherwise showed no apparent progress on a series of key disputes. ... more | .. |
China think tank predicts 2010 GDP to top 37 trillion yuan China's gross domestic product will exceed 37 trillion yuan in 2010, a top government think tank predicted, as Beijing looks to overtake Japan as the world's second-largest economy for the full year. ... more |
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Six China provinces to have Russia-sized GDP by 2020: HSBC The economies of six provinces in China will be as big as those of Russia or Canada by 2020, a study has shown, highlighting the challenges faced by Beijing as it tries to cool the red-hot economy. ... more | .. |
China 2011 inflation to hit 4 percent: government researcher China's consumer prices are expected to rise around four percent next year, a government researcher said Tuesday, warning economic uncertainties abroad could hinder Beijing's efforts to curb inflation. ... more | .. |
Mentally disabled workers enslaved in China factory Authorities have shut down a factory in western China where 11 workers, most of them mentally disabled, were allegedly enslaved for years in deplorable conditions, state press said Tuesday. ... more | .. |
US, China talk trade despite tensions Top US and Chinese officials opened trade talks here Tuesday amid persistent tensions between the world's two largest economies over currency issues and allegations of protectionism. ... more |
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