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| 24 January 2008 |
| 14:00 | to | 17:00 |
Trois mois après le XVIIème Congrès du Parti communiste : la Chine face aux choix d’adaptation
24/01/2008 14:00-17:00, Ifri
Séminaire avec Valérie Niquet, directeur du Centre Asie Ifri, Shen Chunyao, directeur adjoint de la commission juridique du Comité permanent de l’Assemblée Populaire nationale de Chine, Jacques Mistral, directeur des études économiques, ifri, Gao Shiji, directeur du département de recherche, de stratégie, du développement et de l’économie régionale, Centre d’études du développement, Conseil d’Etat, Olivier Louis, responsable du Programme Inde. Introduction par Thierry de Montbrial, directeur général, Ifri, et Son Exc. Monsieur Zhao Jinjun, ambassadeur de Chine en France
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| 30 January 2008 |
| 9:30 | to | 11:30 |
L’expansion des investissements directs chinois en Europe
30/01/2008 9:30-11:30, Ifri
Réunion organisée dans le cadre du cercle de réflexion des économies asiatiques avec Christian Milelli, économiste, chercheur, Economix, Université Paris X Nanterre
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The snowstorm which started in the middle of this month hit mainly southern China and caused an estimated USD 4 billion in direct economic losses, according to the National Ministry of Civil Affairs.
Enormous pressures stemmed from the transportation, energy (electricity), and water supply shortage across the ...
A small community of Ahmadiyya Muslims make their homes in China after fleeing religious persecution in their native Pakistan--but now, according to Radio Netherlands Worldwide, China wants them out.
China may have signed up to international refugee agreements, but it still sticks to its own rule: China is not to ...
Media baron Rupert Murdoch apologized to Jiang Zemin and Li Peng in a 1997 letter, years after claiming that communications technologies were a threat to totalitarian regimes, according to a forthcoming book by a former News Corp vice-president responsible for China. According to the Financial Times:
Mr Murdoch infuriated ...
Talks are underway between Chinese and Singaporean officials on the planned green city to be constructed in Tianjin. Groundbreaking is planned for July. According to Channel NewsAsia:
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Organisers of the Beijing Olympics have been hit by a lawsuit from a city resident who claims they violated his intellectual property rights by failing to give him credit for the event’s official slogan, “One World, One Dream”.
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Overseas Chinese political commentator Liang Jing wrote following essay, translated by David Kelly:
Last week, the US once again became ground zero for turmoil on global stock markets. It was triggered by much worse than originally estimated financial crisis due to the revealed risk of housing mortgage getting out of hand, ...
In The Guardian, Jonathan Watts asks Beijingers-on-the-street what role environmental protection plays in their daily lives. A magazine editor tells him:
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Mining giant BHP Billiton Ltd. will increase its iron ore shipments to China's Baosteel Group Corp. by 94 million metric tons in the next decade, according to Bloomberg. China's iron imports--necessary for steel production--are expected to double in the next six years according to rival mining corporation Rio Tinto.
China ...
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