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'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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The US in the eyes of China in 2012

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US engagement grows in SE Asia

Chinese government is committed to opening-up and does not make technology transfer a precondition for market access.

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