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Chinese President Xi Jinping will set out plans for mining and infrastructure development on a trip to Africa this week, as China seeks to reassure leaders on the continent who have voiced unease about its trade relations.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping will set out plans for mining and infrastructure development on a trip to Africa this week, as China seeks to reassure leaders on the continent who have voiced unease about its trade relations.
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Baidu Inc. Chairman Robin Li, China’s third-richest man, and Yu Zhengsheng, No. 4 in the Communist Party hierarchy, were named to the country’s top political advisory body as a new generation of leaders prepares for power.
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China’s new Communist Party leaders have a duty to seek peaceful reunification with Taiwan and promote better ties, General Secretary Xi Jinping said in a meeting with the honorary chairman of the island’s ruling party.
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Chinese and Malaysian companies agreed to invest 10.5 billion ringgit ($3.4 billion) on an industrial park in the Southeast Asian nation which will include steel and aluminum plants as well as a palm oil refinery.
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In 1984, Yoshihiko Noda was part of a Japanese youth group visiting China welcomed by an up-and- coming official named Hu Jintao. Now leaders of their nations, the two are locked in a conflict over barren islands that threatens to undermine a legacy of 40 years of diplomatic ties.
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Jia Qinglin, China’s top policial adviser, called on overseas-educated Chinese to return home and start businesses, Xinhua News Agency said, citing remarks in a letter to an award ceremony for people who studied abroad.
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Jia Qinglin , a member of China’s top decision-making body, today signed an agreement with Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard to strengthen education ties and promote stronger co-operation.
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Koriki Jojima, a Cabinet novice, was named Japan’s fifth finance minister in three years, highlighting revolving-door appointments that may hamper efforts to revive an economy mired in deflation.
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China’s yuan rose toward a 17-year high on speculation policy makers will tolerate appreciation to achieve their goal of reining in inflation.
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