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China's 60th anniversary raises questions Beijing (UPI) Oct 6, 2009 ![]() Bolivia defends Chinese aircraft purchases ![]() Bolivia is defending its light attack aircraft purchases from China and an open line of credit for military hardware imports from Russia, arguing that its weapons acquisitions are less significant than those by other South American countries. Defense Minister Walker San Miguel said in a statement Bolivia spends less than its neighbors on military hardware and is committed to the ... more
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US and China meet in bid to 'de-escalate' trade war
US and China set for talks in bid to 'de-escalate' trade war China's consumption slide deepens as tariff war bites Brazil's Lula to visit China ahead of regional summit Myanmar junta chief meets China's Xi for first time: state media China consumer prices fell in April for third straight month: official data US and China prepare for trade talks as Trump floats tariff cut Stocks mixed as global markets eye US-China tariff talks Trump floats cutting China tariffs to 80% ahead of trade talks Stocks mixed despite hopes for US-China tariff talks ![]()
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NKorea may not be serious about giving up nukes: analysts![]() North Korea wants to placate key benefactor China by offering to return to disarmament talks and it is unclear whether it really intends to give up its cherished nuclear deterrent, analysts said Tuesday. Leader Kim Jong-Il told visiting Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao late Monday the North is willing to return to six-nation nuclear disarmament negotiations -- on condition it first holds talks ... more NKorea says willing to return to nuclear talks ![]() North Korea Tuesday expressed willingness to return to nuclear disarmament negotiations it quit six months ago, but only after it talks directly to the United States to improve "hostile relations". Leader Kim Jong-Il gave the commitment at a meeting late Monday with visiting Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao, the North's official news agency reported. Highlighting the urgency of the issue, a ... more Mekong climate change risk, WWF warns ![]() The World Wildlife Fund called for Asia's first regional climate change adaptation agreement in the Greater Mekong region. The area -- which comprises Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, and southwest provinces of China -- is already strongly affected by climate change, and a lack of immediate action will come at great cost to the Mekong nations, states a WWF report released ... more |
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Ecuador, Sinohydro in 2 bln dlr power plant deal![]() Ecuador on Monday inked a deal with China's Sinohydro to build a two-billion-dollar hydroelectric plant in the South American nation, officials said. The 1,500-megawatt facility, to be 85-percent financed by China's Exim Bank, should be Ecuador's biggest when completed, and deliver 60 percent of the Andean nation's power, the Electricity Ministry said. Quito will pay for the other 15 ... more Wen meets NKorea's Kim amid bid to restart nuclear talks ![]() Visiting Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao met North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il late Monday amid efforts to bring Pyongyang back to nuclear disarmament talks, Beijing's state media reported. "Premier Wen Jiabao held talks with North Korea's top leader Kim Jong-Il on Monday evening," Xinhua news agency said on its website, without providing further details. Wen's high-profile three-day visit is ... more China: Climate talks sabotaged ![]() Industrialized nations are trying to "sabotage" a treaty to combat global warming in advance of the December climate summit in Copenhagen, China's chief climate negotiator said Monday. Now in the second and final week of talks in Bangkok on a climate treaty to replace the Kyoto Protocol, tensions were running high as negotiators representing 180 countries attempt to whittle down the exh ... more |
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