EYE ON CHINA

China now has 111 million people online
Sydney Morning Herald - Sydney,New South Wales,Australia
China's internet population, already the world's second largest after the United States, has risen to 111 million, state media reported. ...

Mass Disturbances Increasing in China
Voice of America - USA
By Luis Ramirez. China's national police say the number of mass disturbances in the country is growing. Analysts say the discontent ...

China to Use $1.5 Bln of Aid Finance for Nation's Northeast
Bloomberg - USA
China will use $1.5 billion in funding from international financing bodies and foreign countries during the next three years to build power ...

China continues efforts for resumption of six-party talks
China will try its best to propose every possible suggestion that could lead to an early resumption of the six-party talks, Chinese Foreign ...

China tapping Africa for energy
iAfrica.com - Cape Town,South Africa
China would continue to rely on Africa for its growing energy needs, its ambassador to South Africa Liu Guijin said on Thursday in response to criticism of his ...

China says rights criticisms come from 'thin air'
Reuters - USA
BEIJING (Reuters) - China lashed out at an international human rights group for its routinely dim assessments on Thursday, but also said it had room to improve ...

China hails US-North Korea talks
RIA Novosti - Moscow,Russia
BEIJING, January 19 (RIA Novosti, Alexei Yefimov) - The Foreign Ministry of China welcomes the results of a meeting held in Beijing between US and North Korean ...

Taiwan releases photos of China military bases; seeks approval of ...
Forbes - USA
... Another Taiwanese military officer said China's People Liberation Army has deployed fighters and bomber fleets at four air bases in Fujian province facing ...

Learning from China's Export Boom
BusinessWeek - USA
China has replaced the US as the world's top tech exporter. While no cause for panic, it's a wake-up call for the complacent. Way. ...

Don't Be Afraid of China
BusinessWeek - USA
... 11 when China reported that its 2005 global trade surplus had tripled to a record $102 billion. It seemed further evidence of the ...

Kim heads home after secretive trip to China
Mail & Guardian Online - Johannesburg,South Africa
North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il was reportedly heading home on Wednesday on a special train, ending a secretive week-long visit to China that apparently ...

Don't blame China
Xinhua - China
BEIJING, Jan. 18 -- China is an easy target for our economic grumbling. It is ruled by a Communist Party. Its currency, the yuan, does not float freely. ...