 Sydney Morning Herald | Chinese dissident escapes at last The Australian < Prev of 2 Next > BLIND Chinese legal rights activist Chen Guangcheng said he had "unfinished business" in his home country, and asked people to "promote justice and fairness in China" after arriving in the US yesterday to study law. Chen touches down to free speech Chinese dissident begins life in US Chen grateful for China 'restraint' |
 AFP | China approves Google's acquisition of Motorola TECH.BLORGE.com Twenty years ago no one would have dreamed that the purchase of one US company by another US company would need Chinese approval, but today it is a requirement. Completion of the acquisition should occur this week. The Wall Street Journal reported that ... Google gets China OK for Motorola deal China to Google: Android must remain open Google wins China clearance For Motorola deal |
China 'wants Dalai Lama's blood' Herald Sun CHINESE agents are secretly collecting samples of the Dalai Lama's blood, urine and hair, the Tibetan government in exile has claimed. Citing "a variety of threats" to the spiritual leader's life, the KASHAG or cabinet of the government in exile ... |
 AFP | China to prioritise growth NEWS.com.au CHINESE Premier Wen Jiabao vowed proactive policies to make growth a bigger priority amid signs of weakness. Mr Wen made the comments during a visit to central China's Wuhan city, Xinhua news agency said, days after a slew of bleak data for April ... China's Wen Pledges Decisive Action on Economy China's Wen makes growth 'economic priority' Premier Wen Says China Will Focus on Growth, Xinhua Reports |
 Newsday | Taiwan's Ma signals no China change as term starts Newsday Nation Newsday > News > Nation Print Aa Taiwan's Ma signals no China change as term starts Originally published: May 20, 2012 1:34 AM Updated: May 20, 2012 1:34 AM By The Associated Press PETER ENAV (Associated Press) TAIPEI, Taiwan - (AP) -- Taiwan's ... China should improve human rights record: Taiwan prez Taiwan President Pledges Close Ties With China ROC president's inauguration creates online stir in China |
 AFP | China slams US cyber-spying claims Herald Sun CHINA has hit back at a Pentagon report that said it is carrying out aggressive cyber-spying as part of a military build-up. Foreign ministry spokesman Hong Lei said "China's justified and normal military development" had been unjustly criticised in ... US Tempers View of Beijing's Military China says US report on its military unjust Pentagon report once again falsely criticizes China's military non-transparency |
 Jakarta Post | 29 Chinese held in North Korea freed Times of India BEIJING: All 29 Chinese fishermen kidnapped earlier this month by unidentified armed North Koreans have been freed and are on their way home, Chinese state media said on Sunday. The fishermen were working on three boats which were reportedly captured ... North Korea releases detained Chinese fishermen Chinese Seek Details on Detained Fishermen 3 Boats Held by Gunmen, China Says |
 CTV.ca | DND: China warships not cause for concern Philippine Star By Alexis Romero (The Philippine Star) Updated May 21, 2012 12:00 AM 0 MANILA, Philippines - The reported deployment of five Chinese warships near the Philippines' maritime domain should not be a source of serious concern as long as these remain in ... Palace hopeful of resolving China row Russia Against Meddling <B>Nitin Pai:</B> The small-country bullies |
Asia Pacific Exchange targets China float demand The Australian Chinese companies had also expressed interest, he said, adding that, in time, he hoped trades in APX stocks could be made in the Australian dollar and China's yuan. A key part of Mr Wang's strategy is to tap into the growing pool of offshore yuan. |
INSIGHT-China pays high price to spare state firm from bankruptcy Reuters By Gabriel Wildau and Carrie Ho | WEIFANG, China May 21 (Reuters) - The Chinese official was adamant the city of Weifang would keep its rayon factory open, noting that local authorities had just stepped in to help the plant's owner repay $60 million in ... Insight: China pays high price to spare state firm from bankruptcy |
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