China Current Events: June 12
Posted on | June 11, 2012 | No Comments
China urges Japan to stop making new troubles over Diaoyu Islands
China on Monday urged Japan to stop causing new troubles over the Diaoyu Islands as reports say dozens of Japanese including several lawmakers had landed on the islands. Read more
Firepower bristles in South China Sea as rivalries harden
In the early years of China’s rise to economic and military prowess, the guiding principle for its government was Deng Xiaoping’s maxim: “Hide Your Strength, Bide Your Time.” Read more
China’s Wuhan city covered in mysterious haze
The Chinese metropolis of Wuhan was blanketed by thick yellowish cloud Monday, raising fears of pollution among its nine million inhabitants, residents told AFP. Read more
China to send its first woman into space
Two fighter pilots battle it out for honour of joining manned mission to Tiangong-1 space lab. Read more
Afghans say former warlord meddling in China oil deal
The Afghan government said on Monday militia loyal to army chief of staff General Abdul Rashid Dostum were disrupting oil exploration by a Chinese state firm, underlining the challenges facing foreign investors in Afghanistan. Read more
Shell Says Early Shale-Gas Drilling in China Encouraging
European oil major Royal Dutch Shell PLC (RDSA) said Tuesday that the results of early drilling for shale gas in China are encouraging and it expects shale-gas development in the country to be a profitable proposition. Read more
China Is Excluded From Waivers for Oil Trade With Iran
With less than three weeks to go before sweeping American sanctions take effect against countries and banks that do business with Iran, the Obama administration announced on Monday that it would exempt seven more nations — but not China — from the sanctions, saying the seven had “significantly reduced” purchases of Iranian oil. Read more
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