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 Washington (AFP) Oct 8, 2009 
US President Barack Obama will make his debut Asian tour next month, visiting Japan, Singapore, China and South Korea for a flurry of talks on pressing economic issues, trade and global security. The trip will mark Obama's most testing foray yet into the vital US relationship with top Asian powers, and see him push for backing on key foreign policy priorities including the nuclear showdowns ... read more 
Beijing (AFP) Oct 8, 2009The leaders of China, Japan and South Korea meet in Beijing on Saturday for a summit expected to focus on drawing North Korea back to the negotiating table over its nuclear weapons programme. The three-way gathering, the first since an inaugural meeting last December, also marks new Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama's debut on the regional stage, with Tokyo's often distrustful neighbour ... 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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Dubai (AFP) Oct 8, 2009Al-Qaeda leader Abu Yahia al-Libi has called on Uighurs to launch a jihad against the Chinese authorities and has urged Muslims worldwide to support their co-religionists, a US monitoring group reported. "It is the duty of Muslims today to stand by the side of their wounded and wronged brothers in East Turkestan," Libi said in a video recording posted on an Islamist website, according to ... more  
Taipei (AFP) Oct 8, 2009Taiwan and China will cooperate on research in Antarctica for the first time, an official said Thursday, in a sign that ties between the two former arch foes are warming even in polar science. Three Taiwanese biologists will join a Chinese team in Antarctica for periods ranging up to three months, said Wang Wei-hsien, director of Taiwan's Museum of Marine Biology and Aquarium. ... more  
Storrs, Conn. (UPI) Oct 8, 2009 U.S. and Chinese scientists say they've discovered human stem cells hold the potential to vaccinate the body against colon cancer. The research, led by Associate Professor Zihai Li and Bei Liu, builds upon a century-old theory that immunizing with embryonic materials may generate an anti-tumor response. But the scientists say their finding advances the theory beyond animal resear ... more |
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Taipei (AFP) Oct 7, 2009Taiwan is considering purchasing four German-built submarines that had been rejected by the Greek Navy, a report said Wednesday. According to Next Magazine, Taiwan's military approached Kiel-based shipbuilder Howaldtswerke-Deutsche Werft (HDW) for four Class 214s after Athens rejected them for not meeting standard requirements. "The defence ministry has sent personnel to Germany, who ... more  
Washington (AFP) Oct 7, 2009The Dalai Lama on Wednesday reached out to China, saluting a Beijing-based novelist who has defied China by seeking reconciliation with the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader. On a visit to Washington, the Dalai Lama presented an award to Wang Lixiong, who helped spearhead a petition by more than 300 prominent Chinese who last year questioned a crackdown on major protests in Tibet. China ... more  
Washington (AFP) Oct 7, 2009The United States remains the world's largest manufacturing nation even as China gains ground, according to a new study. The survey released Tuesday by the US-based Manufacturing Institute with the Manufacturers Alliance showed that the US share of global manufacturing value has held at 22 percent in 2008, roughly the same level for nearly 30 years. China's share last year was 14 percent ... more |
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