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MARKETS
Dec 29, 2011
China rare earths move unlikely to buoy prices
Analysts warn on shortages of critical ‘heavy’ elements
Dec 29, 2011
China push to put astronaut on the moon
Beijing launches ambitious space exploration blueprint
- Discoveries in search for twin Earths
- Christopher Caldwell The folly of private space travel
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COMMENT
Dec 28, 2011
China’s greatest threat is internal
Economic growth will have to stem from increased demand at home, writes Richard Haass
Dec 28, 2011
Thousands strike at LG Display China plant
Beijing increasingly nervous over industrial unrest
From
GLOBAL ECONOMY
Dec 23, 2011
Confectioners bite into China’s soft centre
Shanghai theme park includes ‘choco-cotta’ army
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MARKETS
Dec 23, 2011
Interbank rates pressure Beijing to act
Tight liquidity may spur China to more monetary easing
Dec 23, 2011
Crabs offer lifeline for North’s economy
North Korean exports of crabs provide a rare bright spot for the economy but Chinese traders warn that mismanagement could cause this one source of income to evaporate
Dec 23, 2011
Chinese dissident jailed for nine years
Human rights advocate Chen Wei found guilty of subverting state power
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GLOBAL ECONOMY
Dec 22, 2011
China’s workshops struggle to keep pace
Communist party vision shifts to innovation
Dec 22, 2011
China warns EU of carbon tax ‘trade war’
European Court decision opens way to taxing foreign airlines
Dec 20, 2011
We just need some land, say siege villagers
Wukan residents demand right to ‘fill our bellies’
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GLOBAL ECONOMY
Dec 20, 2011
Tokyo eyes Chinese state bonds investment
Move would make Japan first in G7 to hold renminbi in its forex reserves
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GLOBAL ECONOMY
Dec 19, 2011
US court halts tariffs tied to Chinese subsidies
‘Countervailing duties’ source of trade tension
Global Insight
Dec 18, 2011
Communist party tested by village protests
Chinese authorities yet to give a coherent response
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MARKETS
Dec 18, 2011
China opens up to offshore renminbi investors
Move reflects desire to loosen capital controls
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Stop fretting about Beijing as a global policeman
China should be encouraged to move from hands-off non-interference to engage, write Jonas Parello-Plesner and Parag Khanna