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FACTBOX-Tensions between China and the U.S. (06-09-10)

Écrit par Reuters Lundi, 06 Septembre 2010 00:00

Sept 6 (Reuters) - Two senior White House advisers, National Economic Council Director Larry Summers and Deputy National Security Adviser Thomas Donilon, are in China for talks covering the two powers' vast and sometimes tense relations.

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Resentment Simmers in Western Chinese Region (05-09-10)

Écrit par The New York Times Dimanche, 05 Septembre 2010 00:00

URUMQI, China - The five-star hotels are full, bulldozers are making quick work of dreary slums and billboards for "French-style villas" call out to the nouveau riche. In the year since rioting between the Han and Uighur ethnic groups killed nearly 200 people in this city in far western China, life appears to be returning to normal.

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U.S. Officials Head to Beijing to Ease Tensions (03-09-10)

Écrit par The Wall Street Journal Vendredi, 03 Septembre 2010 00:00

BEIJING-U.S. National Economic Council Director Lawrence Summers and Deputy National Security Adviser Thomas Donilon will travel to Beijing this weekend for high-level talks, as the U.S. and China work to iron out tensions on issues ranging from currency policy to military ties to Iran.

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Wait's Over for Political Reform in China (03-09-10)

Écrit par Caixin Vendredi, 03 Septembre 2010 00:00

Economic reform has reached a stage that requires genuine political reform before further progress can be made

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They have returned (12-08-10)

China should worry less about America's "containment" strategy and more about why the neighbours welcome it. Lire la suite...

The Economist | Mercredi, 11 Aout 2010

La Chine est en froid avec son meilleur ami africain (11-08-10)

Avec des échanges commerciaux atteignant plus de 12,8 milliards d'euros en 2009, l'Angola, riche en pétrole, est le plus important partenaire de la Chine en Afrique. Lire la suite...

The Wall Street Journal | Mardi, 10 Aout 2010

China's Economic Growth Continues to Slow (11-08-10)

BEIJING-Key drivers of China's economic growth continued to cool in July, according to new figures that the government said showed the success of its recent push to achieve a moderate slowdown and avoid asset bubbles.... Lire la suite...

The Wall Street Journal | Mardi, 10 Aout 2010

Les Etats-Unis et le Vietnam affichent leurs liens, sur fond de tension avec la Chine (10-08-10)

L'escale américaine fait officiellement partie des célébrations du 15e anniversaire de la normalisation des relations diplomatiques entre les deux anciens ennemis. Mais, estiment des observateurs, elle prend une signification particulière avec les récentes frictions régionales.... Lire la suite...

Agence France Presse | Lundi, 9 Aout 2010

America must find a new China strategy (08-08-10)

For the past 70 years the US has sought to lead and expand an open, democratic international order. During the cold war it promoted multilateralism in the west and waged a long struggle against the Soviet Union. Since 1991 it encouraged expansion of globalisation and democracy, although in very different ways under President Bill Clinton and the two presidents Bush.... Lire la suite...

The Financial Time | Samedi, 7 Aout 2010

Taiwan Is Next Stop in U.S. Re-Engagement in Asia (08-08-10)

The Obama Administration is showing a renewed vigor in deepening America's roots in Asia. Lire la suite...

The Wall Street Journal | Samedi, 7 Aout 2010

Lesotho meets China. The Chinese are everywhere (05-08-10)

DEEP in Lesotho's arid, starkly beautiful eastern highlands, Mokhotlong is the remotest town in one of Africa's poorer countries. Not until the 1950s could you reach it on a proper road. Lire la suite...

The Economist | Mercredi, 4 Aout 2010

""U.S. urges China to act responsibly in South China Sea"" (04-08-10)

MANILA (Reuters) - China should act responsibly in disputed territories in the South China Sea to avoid political and security issues, the skipper of the U.S. Navy's 7th Fleet flagship said on Wednesday.... Lire la suite...

Reuters | Mardi, 3 Aout 2010

Pétrole : l'Iran veut séduire la Chine (03-08-10)

Le ministre iranien du Pétrole se rendra mercredi en Chine à la recherche d'investissements dans de nouvelles raffineries de pétrole, rapporte mardi le site internet SHANA du ministère du Pétrole. Lire la suite...

Le Figaro | Lundi, 2 Aout 2010

US tells China not to exploit sanctions on Iran (02-08-10)

Washington has told China to stop taking advantage of the UN sanctions regime against Iran by seizing opportunities left by departing European companies. Lire la suite...

The Financial Time | dimanche, 1 Aout 2010

Mao’s Grandson Promoted to Major-General (02-08-10)

Mao Xinyu, the grandson of former Chairman Mao Zedong, has been confirmed as China's youngest major-general, state-run media reported Monday, more than a year after rumors first surfaced that he had been promoted.... Lire la suite...

The Wall Street Journal | dimanche, 1 Aout 2010

China Warns U.S. to Stay Out of Islands Dispute (26-07-10)

BEIJING - The Chinese government reacted angrily on Monday to an announcement by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton that Washington might step into a long-simmering territorial dispute between China and its smaller neighbors in the South China Sea.... Lire la suite...

The New York Times | Jeudi, 29 Juillet 2010

China Conducts Naval Drill In Disputed Southern Seas (29-07-10)

BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese naval forces have carried out a series of drills in the South China Sea, the Defense Ministry said on Thursday, strategic waters which are disputed by a number of Southeast Asia countries.... Lire la suite...

Reuters | Mercredi, 28 Juillet 2010

Analysis: South China Sea spat fresh threat to Sino-US ties (27-07-10)

BEIJING (Reuters) - China's angry response to a U.S.-led confrontation over the disputed South China Sea raises the specter of a fresh rift between Beijing and Washington just as wounds from a combative start to the year are healing.... Lire la suite...

Reuters | Lundi, 26 Juillet 2010

China Rejects U.S. Suggestion for Asean Mediation on Territory (26-07-10)

BEIJING-Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi rebutted remarks by U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at a recent forum on the competing claims for territory in the South China Sea, saying the U.S. shouldn't internationalize the disputes, according to a statement posted Sunday on the website of China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.... Lire la suite...

The Wall Street Journal | dimanche, 25 Juillet 2010

No Novelty in China's Western Foray (10-07-10)
By ANDREW PEAPLE China's push westward continues. Just don't confuse it with a major new stimulus effort.
Full Text of Treasury Report on China’s Economic Policies (09-07-10)
The following is the section on China in the Semi-Annual Report on International Economic and Exchange Rate Policies, which the U.S. Treasury sent to Congress o
U.S. Declines to Label China a Currency Manipulator (08-07-10)
The U.S. opted against declaring China a currency manipulator Thursday, with U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner instead shifting the focus forward on the
Banyan. Dammed if they do (08-07-10)
China's hydropower plans are a test of its avowed good neighbourliness IN YUNNAN in south-west China the biggest floods in a dozen years have ended a long, bru
China Warns Against U.S.-S. Korea War Games (08-07-10)
China warned the U.S. and South Korea on July 8 against holding joint war games near its waters and urged the two nations to guard against exacerbating festerin
China Stalls U.N. Efforts Against North Korea (08-07-10)
China is blocking a United Nations Security Council move to condemn North Korea for the sinking of a South Korean warship, say diplomats familiar with the negot
Spending for Stability in China’s Far West (07-07-10)
By MICHAEL WINES A year after ethnic protests in western China left at least 200 people dead, China's central government has announced a plan to spend more tha
The battle over two rivals to decide the fate of Tibet (06-07-10)
Appointing a successor to the Dalai Lama will have major political repercussions, reports Clifford Coonan from Shigatse.
Wen Says China Faces Economic 'Dilemmas' (05-07-10)
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said Sunday the country's economic policies "face increasing dilemmas" because the impact of the global financial crisis is more seri
China builds on Afghan foothold (05-07-10)
Trade with the economic powerhouse on their doorstep speaks louder than Western military force for the people of a nation struggling to rebuild itself.
FACTBOX - Ties binding China and Pakistan (05-07-10)
Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari visits China from Tuesday for high-level talks that may cover economic and security ties, as well as nuclear cooperation th
Baby Steps to Global Role for Renminbi (05-07-10)
By ALAN WHEATLEY Each journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Yet for the trek to turn the renminbi into a global currency, China is only just l
China and Taiwan. Know your customer (01-07-10)
THE Economic Co-operation Framework Agreement, or ECFA, reached this week between Taiwan and China was hailed by both sides as one of the most important landmar
China and Taiwan. The ties that bind ? (01-07-10)
CHANTING opposition to unification with China, tens of thousands of protesters massed on June 26th outside the office in Taipei of Taiwan's president, Ma Ying-j
Uighur leader appeals to world year after unrest (01-07-10)
One year since China's worst ethnic violence in decades, the exiled leader of the Uighur minority has seen a surge of global interest in her cause but says the

China's Financial Power Brokers Urge Bigger Overseas Role (28-06-10)
By DINNY MCMAHON SHANGHAI-As the U.S. Congress prepares to vote on the financial-overhaul bill, China's financial regulators and top executives gathered over t
China builds a bridge across the Danube (27-06-10)
By Jonathan Holslag For those Europeans concerned with China's growing prowess, here is another reason to be alert.
China to invest in Mozambique coal (25-06-10)
By Richard Lapper in Johannesburg China has deepened its interest in Mozambique's natural resources, agreeing to invest $1bn in a coal project.
Rare Compromise Allows Hong Kong Poll Law's Passage (25-06-10)
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Nuclear proliferation in South Asia. The power of nightmares (24-06-10)
AT FIRST sight, China's proposed sale of two civilian nuclear-power reactors to Pakistan hardly seems a danger sign.
Elections in Hong Kong. Functionally democratic (24-06-10)
AFTER five years of stalemate, a compromise between Hong Kong's democrats and Chinese officials has paved the way for the approval of fiercely debated political
Taiwan, China to Sign Trade Pact (24-06-10)
BY TING-I TSAI TAIPEI-Taiwan and China reached a historic trade agreement that promises to bind Taiwan's economy to its giant neighbor to an unprecedented degr
Tibetans Fear a Broader Crackdown (23-06-10)
By ANDREW JACOBS Karma Samdrup and his two younger brothers were the kind of Tibetans who put the Chinese Communist Party at ease. Vaunted environmentalists, t
L'assouplissement du yuan, un plan machiavélique ? (23-06-10)
Marie de Vergès (Ecofrictions) Vraie concession ou simple manoeuvre ? Aux Etats-Unis comme en Europe, l'enthousiasme le dispute à la méfiance et à l'incrédulit
China Recasts Its Global Role (22-06-10)
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China's currency move aims to ease trade criticism (21-06-10)
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As China Aids Labor, Unrest Is Still Rising (20-06-10)
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China to step up exploring in deep water (18-06-10)
By Leslie Hook in Hong Kong The Gulf of Mexico is still under a drilling moratorium after the BP oil spill but plans to step up deep-water exploration on the o
Chinese Workers Challenge Beijing's Authority (13-06-10)
By NORIHIKO SHIROUZU Some workers at a Honda Motor Co. plant in southern China pressed ahead with a strike Sunday as part of a wave of labor unrest that poses
Kazakhstan, China sign gas, nuclear energy deals (12-06-10)
China and Kazakhstan agreed on Saturday to build and finance a gas pipeline and deepen atomic energy ties, extending Beijing's influence in a region where it ha

Asian security co-operation. A chill in the air at a regional forum (10-06-10)
Jun 10th 2010 | SingaporeGeneral Ma keeps his cool THE term "Shangri-La Dialogue" has a heady, Utopian ring to it. But the debate at an annual Asian-security s
Geithner testimony on U.S.-China relations (10-06-10)
The following are highlights from a Senate Finance Committee hearing on Thursday with U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner on the future of U.S. economic re
Views Show How North Korea Policy Spread Misery (09-06-10)
By SHARON LaFRANIERE Like many North Koreans, the construction worker lived in penury. His state employer had not paid him for so long that he had forgotten hi
Chinese Workers Win Wave of Raises (08-06-10)
By ANDREW BATSON And NORIHIKO SHIROUZU Workers are winning higher pay and better conditions at some of China's biggest manufacturers, a shift that promises to
North Korean border guard 'shoots three Chinese dead (08-06-10)
China says a North Korean border guard shot and killed three people near the countries' border last week.
La Chine défend sa censure du Web (08-06-10)
Le gouvernement chinois a publié mardi un Livre blanc consacré à sa politique de l'Internet, quelques mois après l'affaire Google, déclenchée par la décision du
La Chine, arbitre des élégances financières, par Paul Jorion (07-06-10)
Paul Jorion est économiste et anthropologue. Rédigeant, en 2005, Vers la crise du capitalisme américain (La Découverte, 2007), j'intitulais l'un des chapitres
U.S. Presses Beijing to Revive Defense Tie (04-06-10)
By EVAN RAMSTAD U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates on Saturday urged China to restore military-to-military ties, as China failed to extend a hoped-for invitat
Investment, Tax Reform and a Xinjiang Solution (03-06-10)
The government plans to invest 2 trillion yuan and boost local tax revenues to strengthen the Xinjiang economy.
Chine: accusée d'opacité, l'armée lance sa bataille médiatique (02-06-10)
A l'opposé du grand stratège chinois Sun Zi, qui se méfiait de la transparence dans son célèbre traité "l"art de la guerre", l'armée chinoise s'est lancée depui
China Weighs Tighter Controls on Rare Elements (02-06-10)
By DAVID BARBOZA China is planning to tighten its control over its rare earth minerals by allowing just a handful of state companies to oversee the mining of t
U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue 2010 Outcomes of the Strategic Track (25-05-10)
At the Strategic Track under the framework of the Second Round of the U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue (S&ED), the two sides discussed major bilat
Dialogue, Trust and China-U.S. Relations (25-05-10)
Calling the Strategic and Economic Dialogue a 'negotiating' process overlooks the need to build trust through talks
Summit Shows Superpowers' Shifting Dynamic (25-05-10)
The most wide-ranging dialogue in the history of modern U.S.-China relations ended with some accord on contentious issues of currency and trade, but underlined
China and U.S. each claim gains on yuan in talks (25-05-10)
China will chart its own course on currency reform, top officials from Beijing and Washington said on Tuesday at the end of talks that both agreed had aired ple

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