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China Beats Japan in Purchasing Power
From Financial Times: China has passed Japan to become the world’s second-largest economy, while India is in fourth place, the World Bank confirmed on Friday, as it unveiled a report examining the relative purchasing power of global economies. The report found that developing economies’ share of total global output had risen significantly in the past decade, as nations such as India and China hadApril 12, 2008 10:58 AM
Exchanging Culture, Bettering Relations
Asia Society and the Aspen Institute have teamed up to launch the US-China Forum on Arts and Culture. The forum, beginnin
China to Ban Imports of Farm Products from Japan
Increased fears about radiation contamination have prompted China to ban produce from 12 different regions of Japan. From
April 8, 2011 9:47 PM
China’s President Offers Condolences At Japan’s Embassy
President Hu Jintao visited the Japanese embassy on Friday afternoon to offer condolences to the Japanese Ambassador Niwa
March 18, 2011 9:05 PM
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- Kosuke Takahashi: Hatoyama to Nanjing, Hu to ...
- Dan Slater: Could China Become Another Japan?
- Rebalancing China’s Economy
- Hundreds Flock To See ‘Yasukuni’
- Dumplings Said Not Contaminated in China
- China warns Japan against using Taiwan as pol...
- Japan, China to launch joint study over histo...
- China, Japan should promote co-op, mutual int...
- Experts call for dialogue to resolve Sino-Jap...
- Mending Japan-China ties
