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The People’s Republic of China and the Jingjinji Megalopolis Project
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News Headlines October 19, 2014: ISIS and the Battle for Kobane, Beijing Runners Wear Gas Masks, Spanish Ebola Victim Clear
Battle for Kobane Continues, Beijing Runners Finish Marathon in Gas Masks, Spanish Nurse Now Free of Ebola Kobane War: Kurds vs İslamic State (ISIS) real battle in Kobane (YPG – IŞİD Çatışması) 01. Worlds News: Beijing Marathon Runners finish Race in Gas Masks 02. World News:Der Spiegel – German Intelligence Claims Pro-Russian Group Shot down […]
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North Korea and the Opportunity for a Chinese-Led Solution
- February 3, 2013
- Asia
- Beijing
- China
- Chinese-led solution
- Democratic People's Republic of Korea
- Diaoyu Islands
- DPRK
- East Asia
- Japan
- Kim Jong-Un
- Kim regime
- Korea
- Missile Test
- North Korea
- Nuclear Program
- People's Republic of China
- PRC
- Pyongyang
- Red Dynasty
- rocket launch
- rocket test
- Senkaku Island
- Shinzo Abe
- South Korea
- UN sanctions
- United Nations Security Council
- United States
- UNSC resolution
- Xi Jinping
Often the People’s Republic of China takes a lenient stance towards its ally the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, which is why it was surprising that China signed a UNSC resolution condemning North Korea’s missile tests and authorizing the imposition of further sanctions on the regime in Pyongyang. China’s willingness to rein in its […]
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Beijing and Washington Announce ‘Strong Consensus’ About North Korea
- January 26, 2013
- Asia
- Beijing
- Chinese Economic Bubble
- December 2012 rocket tests
- Democratic People's Republic of Korea
- DPRK
- East Asia
- Glyn Davies
- Korea
- Korean Peninsula
- National Defense Commission
- North Korea
- People's Republic of China
- PRC
- Russia
- Sanctions
- South Korea
- special envoy for policy on North Korea
- United Nations
- United Nations Security Council
- United States
- UNSC Resolution 2087
- US
- Washington
Pyongyang may have alienated its strongest regional ally with its announcement of further nuclear tests, specifically directed at its avowed enemy the United States. An announcement by Glyn Davies, Washington’s special envoy for policy on North Korea, declared that a ‘strong consensus’ was reached with his PRC counterparts. In a meeting Friday, January 25 […]
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State Media in the People’s Republic of China Warns DPRK Over Planned Nuclear Test
- January 25, 2013
- 2011
- Asia
- Beijing
- China
- Chinese aid to North Korea
- East Asia
- Hong Lei
- International Relations
- Kim Jong-il
- Kim Jong-Un
- North Korea
- nuclear tests
- Nuclear Weapons
- Nuclear Weapons Development
- nuclear weapons proliferation
- People's Republic of China
- PRC
- PRC Foreign Ministry
- ROK
- Sanctions
- South Korea
- UN
- United Nations
- United Nations Security Council
- United States
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- USA
In a change of tone, official state media outlets in the PRC are criticizing North Korea’s latest round of bellicose posturing, threatening aid cuts if the DPRK proceeds with yet another nuclear test. The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea’s main ally, China, has criticized the regime through official media outlets after North Korea threatened the United […]
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Scale of Beijing’s Pollution Captured by NASA Photo
The pollution in Beijing is so severe that official government media outlets are having a hard time putting a spin on the situation in the capital of the People’s Republic of China (PRC). Today, satellite imagery was released that shows Beijing is literally drowning in a miasma of smog. As reported earlier, the pollution in […]
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Beijing’s Air Pollution Levels Toxic to Humans
Readings from official, government and unofficial, non-government air quality monitors in the People’s Republic of China’s capital of Beijing are showing dangerous levels of pollution. Current levels of pollutants are well above World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines and are so extreme that even the interiors of homes and buildings have a hazy, smog laced atmosphere. The air tastes of coal […]
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North Korea Optimistic About Improving Relations with the Republic of Korea and the United States After Comments by Newly Elected South Korean President Park Chung-hee
The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea expressed optimism after comments from newly elected South Korean President Park Chung-hee indicated a willingness on the part of the Republic of Korea to engage in talks and closer diplomatic relations with its northern neighbor. After her election to the presidency, Park has announced she will pursue a more aggressive […]
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Protestors in Guangzhou Decry the People’s Republic of China’s Strict Censorship Laws
Protests in the Chinese state of Guangzhou have erupted after a New Year’s editorial in the newspaper Southern Weekend was censored and transformed into a more pro-Communist Party of China message than the reformist manifesto it was prior to censorship. The editorial apparently exhorted the government in Beijing to enforce the rights guaranteed to the Chinese […]
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The Hurun Rich List in China Reports Fewer Chinese Billionaires This Year than Last
The Hurun Rich List in the People’s Republic of China (PRC) reports that the number of Chinese billionaires has decreased this year with only 251 people making the list while 271 were on it last year. In 2006 only 15 billionaires were on the Hurun Rich List but this year marks the first time in […]
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