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Bogus arguments for RMB revaluation
One of the main purposes of Barack Obama's visit to China was to press for an increase in the exchange rate of the RMB against the dollar.
China, US, India, should pursue win-win relationships
As long as China persists in pursuing peace and common development, better US-India relations will remain compatible with all-round win-win relationships among China, the US and India.
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John Ross
Bogus arguments for RMB revaluation
Shen Dingli
China, US, India, should pursue win-win relationships
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Netanyahu kicks balls away by announcing settlement restraint
When Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu announced a 10-month partial freeze on construction in Jewish settlements in the West Bank, he urged the Palestinians and the whole Arab world to respond to Israel's latest decision.
Save men's soccer
The high-profile judicial intervention is at best a belated confirmation of something glaringly obvious - Chinese men's soccer is a hotbed for everything unsavory.
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· Real estate reflects falling morality
· Clean government is what we need
· Obama made friends, not enemies
· Punishment too light
· Medical service prices
· China not in search of money or power
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Financial crisis hitting women workers harder
For Chinese women, the job market underwent various changes in terms of employment opportunities and categories.
Who should be woken up by 'Wo Ju'?
A new TV series has hit the small screen in China. It reflects current real-life situations faced by many Chinese people and reveals social problems caused by high housing prices.
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