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January 29, 2015

India sends foreign minister to China after Obama visit
New Delhi (AFP) Jan 28, 2015
India's foreign minister will travel to China this weekend, New Delhi said on Wednesday, a day after Barack Obama ended a visit aimed at renewing US ties with the South Asian country. Sushma Swaraj will hold three-way talks with her Chinese and Russian counterparts during the trip, her first official visit since she took office last year, the Indian foreign ministry said. The talks follow a high-profile visit to New Delhi by the US president aimed at cementing ties between the two countries, whi ... read more

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ASEAN ministers express concern over Chinese actions at sea Southeast Asian foreign ministers on Wednesday expressed concern at Chinese land reclamation in the disputed South China Sea, as the Philippines urged them to stand up to Beijing. ... more		China to hold military parade to 'frighten Japan': report China will this year hold its first large-scale military parade since 2009 to mark the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II, reports said Tuesday, with one key goal described as being to "frighten Japan". ... more		Modi in diplomatic balancing act as Obama visits India Narendra Modi has trumpeted a new era of friendship with Barack Obama but experts say the Indian premier will be careful not to alienate traditional ally Russia or giant rival China. ... more
				Chinese conductor sees new bridges with West China's leading conductor, Long Yu has set a goal of expanding his orchestra's exposure to the world. But as he spends time in the West, he has also found another mission - showcasing the diversity of Chinese music. ... more		China facing 'unprecedented' security risks, says Party China is facing "unprecedented national security risks", the ruling Communist Party's top leaders said Friday after a monthly meeting led by General Secretary Xi Jinping. ... more

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Long-necked 'dragon' discovered in China University of Alberta paleontologists including PhD student Tetsuto Miyashita, former MSc student Lida Xing and professor Philip Currie have discovered a new species of a long-necked dinosaur from a ... more		China officials dine on endangered salamander: reports Chinese officials feasted on a critically endangered giant salamander and turned violent when journalists photographed the luxury banquet, according to media reports Tuesday on the event which appeared to flout Beijing's austerity campaign. ... more		Maintaining INF Treaty is Russian, US Interest Iran expects Russia to deliver S-300 missile systems Brazil Hopes to Ink Pantsir-S1 Air Defense Deal With Russia by Mid-2015 Detecting chemical weapons with a color-changing film Vanguard Delivers Advanced EHF Bus Structure Assembly NASA, Boeing, SpaceX Outline Objectives to ISS Flights Boeing will be first to carry US astronauts to space		African Union agrees 'substantive' transport deal with China China and the African Union agreed Tuesday an ambitious plan to develop road, rail and air transport routes to link capitals across the continent. ... more
				Bird flu confirmed in Canadian patient after China trip The first human case of H7N9 bird flu in North America has been confirmed in a Canadian woman who recently returned from a trip to China, health officials said Monday. ... more		China pushes India to take steps to meet Nuclear Suppliers Group standards China "encourages" India to take further steps to satisfy the access standards of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), a group committed to promoting non-proliferation, a Foreign Ministry spokesperson ... more

China says US tyre duty ruling has 'multiple flaws' A US ruling slapping heavy duties on Chinese tyres was flawed, Beijing said, urging Washington to handle the case "prudently". ... more		Chinese company wins subway deal in US: Xinhua A Chinese train manufacturer announced a deal on Monday worth hundreds of millions of dollars to provide rolling stock to the US city of Boston for its subway system, state media reported. ... more		Arctic sea ice loss expected to be bumpy in the short term Large-scale analytics system for predicting major events described Long series of droughts doomed Mexican city 1,000 years ago Missing link in metal physics explains Earth's magnetic field Global warming doubles risk of extreme La Nina event Brazil's Soy Moratorium still needed to preserve Amazon Did genetic links to modern maladies provide ancient benefits?		China's online population nears 650 million: govt The number of Internet users in China has risen to nearly 650 million, authorities said over the weekend, as the world's largest online population continues to rise. ... more
More Astronauts for China The next Chinese crewed space mission won't fly until 2016. China is expected to send a crew of three astronauts to the Tiangong 2 space laboratory, which is expected to launch in the same year. ... more		Chinese become targets in DR Congo anti-government riots Clashes between Democratic Republic of Congo police and political protestors that left some 40 people dead last week also revealed the level of hostility towards the Chinese in the capital Kinshasa. ... more		Boeing to build satellite for mobile multimedia service in China New York Broadband has selected Boeing Satellite Systems International for negotiation of a contract to build a new high-powered L-band satellite that will support mobile multimedia services to Chin ... more		Shanghai stampede showed 'critical neglect': mayor The Shanghai New Year's Eve crush which left 36 dead showed "critical neglect", the mayor of the Chinese commercial hub said Sunday, while insisting that those responsible had been held accountable. ... more

	China university 'expels student over genetic blood disease' A student in Beijing is suing his university after he was allegedly expelled for having the rare hereditary blood disease haemophilia, reports said Friday, the latest case in China's long history of medical discrimination. ... more		End of the road for Nepal's traditional Himalayan 'caravans' For generations, traders and their colourful herds of mules and yaks were a lifeline for remote communities in the heart of Nepal's formidable and often dangerous Himalayas. ... more

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