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December 02, 2013
SPACE TRAVEL
Asian giants China, India dominate space program news
Beijing (UPI) Dec 2, 2013
China and India have taken big strides in space, with the former launching its first lunar probe and the latter catapulting a spacecraft toward toward Mars. The two nuclear-armed Asian giants, who have come a long way since their brief border war in 1962, are both involved in impressive and extensive space research programs that have won international recognition. On Monday, Chinese space scientists successfully launched their first Chang'e-3 lunar rover mission, carrying a landing modul ... read more
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MOON DAILY

China launches first moon rover mission
China launched its first moon rover mission early Monday, the latest step in an ambitious space programme seen as a symbol of its rising global stature. ... more
DRAGON SPACE

Designer: moon rover uses cutting-edge technology
China's third lunar probe, the Chang'E Three is set to launch in early December. In recent years, China has made considerable progress in its space program. In June, three Chinese astronauts s ... more
MOON DAILY

Helping China To The Moon
Shortly after China's Chang'e-3 spacecraft departs Earth to land on the Moon, ESA's network of tracking stations will swing into action, providing crucial support for the vessel's five-day lunar cru ... more
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DRAGON SPACE

China's "triple jump" progress in lunar probes
The upcoming Chang'e-3 mission will carry the first Chinese spacecraft to soft-land on and explore an extraterrestrial object. The Chang'e-1 to Chang'e-3 missions have made a "triple jump" bet ... more


DRAGON SPACE

China to launch moon rover on Monday
China will launch its first ever moon rover mission on Monday, state media said, as Beijing embarks on the latest stage in its ambitious space programme. ... more
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SOLAR SCIENCE

Calm solar cycle prompts questions about impact on Earth
The surface of the sun has been surprisingly calm of late - with fewer sunspots than anytime in in the last century - prompting curious scientists to wonder just what it might mean here on Earth. ... more
SUPERPOWERS

China media urges countermeasures against Japan planes
China's state media called Friday for "timely countermeasures without hesitation" if Japan violates the country's newly declared air zone, after Beijing sent fighter jets to patrol the area following defiant military overflights by Tokyo. ... more
Military Space News, Nuclear Weapons, Missile Defense
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TAIWAN NEWS

Taiwan allows more solo China tourists to offset tour fall
Taiwan will allow more solo Chinese tourists to offset a fall in group arrivals after Beijing outlawed forced shopping trips, which resulted in operators raising the price of package tours, officials said Friday. ... more
SUPERPOWERS

US forces operating 'normally' in China air zone
US military chiefs have insisted they will not change their operations despite China scrambling fighter jets to monitor American and Japanese aircraft in Beijing's newly declared air defence zone. ... more
SUPERPOWERS

Japan PM to discuss China air zone with Biden
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said Sunday he would discuss China's expansion of its air defence zone with US Vice President Joe Biden in Tokyo to coordinate their stance after apparently contradictory responses. ... more
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SUPERPOWERS

Cameron heads to China aiming to end Dalai Lama row
British Prime Minister David Cameron heads to China on Sunday aiming to reset relations with Beijing after a row over his decision to meet the Dalai Lama. ... more
SUPERPOWERS

Canadian arrested on spying for China charges
A Canadian naval engineer was arrested and charged for taking steps to transmit sensitive information to China related to shipbuilding procurement strategy, police said Sunday. ... more
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SUPERPOWERS

Japan 'prime target' in China air zone: media
Chinese state-run media Friday identified Japan as Beijing's "prime target" in its newly declared air defence zone, calling for "timely countermeasures without hesitation" if Tokyo defies it. ... more
SUPERPOWERS

China media urges countermeasures against Japan planes
China's state media called Friday for "timely countermeasures without hesitation" if Japan violates the country's newly declared air zone, after Beijing sent fighter jets to patrol the area following defiant military overflights by Tokyo. ... more
MILPLEX

Ex-Israel security boss called to testify in China bank case
Bereaved families suing Bank of China over allegedly abetting Palestinian militants are seeking a deposition from a former top Israeli security official, their lawyer said Thursday. ... more
MILPLEX
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MILPLEX
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MILPLEX
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SUPERPOWERS

Japan, South Korea defy Chinese air zone
Japan and South Korea said Thursday they have defied China's newly declared air defence zone with military overflights, showing Beijing a united front after US B-52 bombers did the same. ... more
SUPERPOWERS

China's response to US B-52s in air zone 'too slow': media
China's response to US B-52 bombers in its newly-declared air zone was "too slow", state-run media said Thursday, fuelling a popular clamour for Beijing to get tough against Japan and the US. ... more
SUPERPOWERS

Philippines fears China wants South China Sea air control
The Philippines expressed concern Thursday that China may seek control of air space over contested areas of the South China Sea, after Beijing declared an air defence zone above other disputed waters. ... more
SUPERPOWERS

No Australia climbdown on China criticism
Australia refused Thursday to back down from criticism of China's newly-declared air defence identification zone, with Prime Minister Tony Abbott proclaiming a right to "speak our mind". ... more
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SUPERPOWERS

China asserts air zone rights despite US B-52 flights

SUPERPOWERS

US presses 'concerns' over Chinese air zone

SUPERPOWERS

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FARM NEWS

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FIRE STORM

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SINO DAILY

Western masterpieces offered up to Chinese buyers

SINO DAILY

Communist China restores Chiang Kai-shek's house, and image

WATER WORLD

China desert lake shrinks by one-third in 13 years: Xinhua

ENERGY TECH

Oil prices edge higher after upbeat Chinese data

TRADE WARS

UK's Cameron emphasises business in China visit

China losing lustre for Japanese companies: survey

China manufacturing activity eases in November: HSBC

China, India cut back Iranian crude, duck US sanctions

China to invest in Uzbekistan rail link

Exxon sells Iraq oil stake to PetroChina: ministry

Kenya launches $13.8bn China-built railway to boost trade

China home price rises speed up in November: survey

Environment group sues China oil giant for nearly $10 mn

China's new FTZ attracts 38 overseas firms: government

Sinopec suspends executives over China pipeline blast: Xinhua

US telling airlines to stay safe in East China Sea

Pakistan launches largest nuclear power project

China high-speed train kills four rail workers: report

China, EEurope pledge to boost ties, heed EU rules

World's top carbon emitter China expands emissions trading

Paris can take on London as China business hub: French minister

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