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Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama (L) is greeted by Chinese President Hu Jintao
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Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama and Chinese President Hu Jintao in New York on Sept. 21
China: The Second Trilateral Leaders' Summit
October 9, 2009 1217 GMT
The leaders of Asia's three largest powers -- China, South Korea and Japan -- will promote neighborly cooperation at the Trilateral Leaders' Summit, but under the surface a different kind of meeting will take place. [more]
Situation Reports
Australia: Call Rejected For More Troops In Afghanistan
November 12, 2009 1215 GMT
Australia: PM Visits Troops In Afghanistan
November 11, 2009 1242 GMT
Australia, New Zealand: Top Fiji Envoys Expelled
November 4, 2009 0637 GMT
Australia: Interest Rates Raised
November 3, 2009 1344 GMT
China: Vice Premier Visits Australia
October 30, 2009 1718 GMT
More Situation Reports
Villager in El Nino affected area on Aug. 4 in East Java, Indonesia
The Return of El Nino
August 31, 2009 1438 GMT
The weather phenomenon known as El Nino is back. [more]
A Chinese staff member prepares to leave the office of Rio Tinto in Shanghai on July 10
China, Australia: The Espionage Case Continues
July 14, 2009 1725 GMT
China's effort to regain control of its economy is a primary factor in the espionage case. [more]
Rio Tinto's Chief Executive Officer Tom Albanese (L) and Chairman Paul Skinner (R) speak in London on April 15
Australia, China: Accusations of Espionage
July 8, 2009 1456 GMT
Chinese authorities detained an Australian citizen over spying allegations. [more]
Workers labor behind rolls of steel at a steel product market on April 10, 2008, in Hubei Province, China
China: Beijing's Limitations in Affecting Global Commodity Prices
July 1, 2009 1954 GMT
The sheer size of China's import market for commodities does not ensure Beijing's ability to shape global commodity prices. [more]
Chinalco President Xiao Yaqing in Sydney in February 2008
China: Beijing Meets a Resource Setback in Australia
June 5, 2009 1614 GMT
Though China's bid to invest in foreign resources has met obstacles, Beijing is not likely to give up. [more]
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