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Yes, Wukan: Democracy Chinese style
The
Wukan election
proves that the ability of the Chinese peple to engage in an equitable and workable democracy in no longer in question.
Merkel visit signals closer ties
Merkel's visit to China was symbolic of the growing ties and bilateral cooperation between the two countries best-placed to tackle the debt crisis.
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In the foot
Push and pull
Passing the bull
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Shen Dingli
The US in the eyes of China in 2012
Geoffrey Murray
US engagement grows in SE Asia
Editor's Pick >>
Promoting economic growth
Chinese government is committed to opening-up and does not make technology transfer a precondition for market access.
China can't go American
Is China taking the American path to consumerist dystopia?
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When bees make virtue of austerity
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Yuan not sole reason for economic success
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When 'better angels of nature' lead
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Ties good, but could be better
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What kind of school buses do we need?
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Yes, Wukan: Democracy Chinese style
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Despite optimism, still a long road ahead
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Eurozone needs reform to keep dominos standing
As the European debt crisis intensifies, the eurozone should pursue reform, not an economic bailout.
China needs its wealthy for education reform
An exodus of the country's wealthiest to put their children in schools abroad is having a profound impact on schools at home.
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What can the Cannes Summit do?
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India's involvement complicates South China Sea dispute
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Japanese settlers should not be remembered
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Where is the way out for rural students?
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Murdoch's Achilles' heel
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In China, milk doesn't do a body good
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PKU should stress books, not billionaires
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