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The Middle Kingdom
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China denies spies
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Australian Government
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China sends large patrol boat to South
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Does China love
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China criticises
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Outlook on China:
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Hu launches China's
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China seeks broader
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China Warns of Consequences for US Weapons
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China opens
consulate general in Russia's Yekaterinburg
China on Friday opened a consulate general in
Yekaterinburg, an opening the Chinese ambassador
to Russia described as a morale booster for
bilateral cooperation.
Ambassador Li Hui said during the opening
ceremony that the China-Russia strategic
partnership of cooperation has reached an
unprecedented high level, effectively
safeguarding the common interests of the two
friendly neighbors.
The opening of the consulate general in
Yekaterinburg conforms with the strong desire
cherished by the two peoples to enhance
exchanges and cooperation and reflects the
demand coming along with the rapid development
of bilateral ties, Li added.
The opening, which coincides with the 60th
anniversary of the founding of the People's
Republic of China and the 60th anniversary of
the establishment of bilateral diplomatic
relations between China and Russia, is a special
gift for the two occasions, Li said.
Edward Rossel, governor of the Sverdlovsk region
where Yekaterinburg is located, congratulated
China on the opening of the consulate general.
He said the opening was an important event for
bilateral ties and that the facility will play a
critical role in broadening trade and economic
cooperation.
The consulate general in Yekaterinburg will
cover such federal regions such as Chelyabinsk,
Krasnoyarsk, Novosibirsk, Omsk, Sverdlovsk and
Tyumen. (Xinhua 2009-09-26)
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China-Austria Relations
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Year of Russian
Language kicks off in China
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China opposes U.S.
commitment to Taiwan Relations Act - Xinhua
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border issue - Xinhua
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China, Indonesia
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China, Japan vow
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Chinese scholar: China-U.S.
ties affect world peace, prosperity -
Xinhua
China declassifies third batch of diplomatic
archives
China's Foreign
Ministry on Wednesday declassified a third batch of
diplomatic archives dating from 1961 to 1965
containing 41,097 items, almost 70 percent of the
archives for the period.
The files include referendums, reports, recorded
conversations, telegrams, notes, memoirs and
documents signed by state and Party leaders.
Ministry curator of archives Guo Chongli said the
declassified dossiers mainly reflected China's
principles and positions in bilateral and
multilateral diplomatic fields as well as exchanges
with other countries.
They contain records of major diplomatic events,
including Zhou Enlai's visit to 14 Asian and African
nations, the forging of diplomatic ties with Asian
and African countries including Laos and Kenya, the
settlements of border issues with neighboring
countries, the establishment of diplomatic ties with
France, the evolution of relations between China and
the Soviet Union and the Sino-U.S. ambassadorial
talks (rounds 103 to 128).
Under the Archives Law of the People's Republic of
China and other regulations, the Foreign Ministry
has released about 41,000 archives in the first two
batches since 2004 to about 3,400 users, including
about 700 foreign users.
"The Foreign Ministry will try its best to complete
declassification of the archives from between 1965
to 1977 in the next three years," said Guo. "After
that we will declassify the archives on a yearly
basis." (Xinhua)
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History of China Foreign Relations |
Ping pong diplomacy commemorated
June 10, 2008 -
China and
America pay homage this week to a series of 1970s table tennis
matches between the countries that paved the way for improved
diplomatic relations.The
week of exhibition games in China in April 1971 helped open China to
the world, changed public opinion and paved the way for a
groundbreaking visit from president Richard Nixon.A three-day event
at the Richard Nixon Library that culminates in a rematch between
several of the original athletes is to be held.
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Afghanistan
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Albania /
Nov. 23, 1949 /
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Liberia / |
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Algeria /
Dec. 20, 1958 /
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Libya /
Aug. 9,
1978 / |
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Andorra /
June 29, 1994 |
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Angola /
Jan. 12, 1983 /
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Lithuania /
Sep. 14,
1991 / |
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Antigua and Barbuda /
Jan. 1, 1983 / |
Luxembourg /
Nov. 16,
1972 / |
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Argentina /
Feb. 19, 1972
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Macedonia /
Oct. 12,
1993 / |
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Armenia /
April 6, 1992
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Madagascar /
Nov. 6,
1972 / |
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Australia /
Dec. 21, 1972
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Malaysia /
May 31,
1974 / |
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Maldives /
Oct. 14, 1972 |
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Austria /
May 28, 1971
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Mali /
Oct. 25,
1960 / |
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Azerbaijan /
April 2,
1992 / |
Malta /
January
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Marshall Islands /
Nov. 16,
1990 |
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Bahamas /
May 23,
1997 |
Mauritania /
July 19,
1965 / |
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Bahrain /
April 18,
1989 / |
Mauritius /
April 15,
1972 / |
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Bangladesh /
Oct. 4,
1975 / |
Mexico /
Feb. 14,
1972 / |
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Barbados /
May 30,
1977 / |
Micronesia /
Sep. 11,
1989 / |
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Belarus /
Jan. 20,
1992 / |
Moldova /
Jan. 30,
1992 / |
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Belgium /
Oct. 25,
1971 / |
Mongolia /
Jan. 30,
1992 / |
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Benin /
Nov. 12,
1964 / |
Morocco /
Nov. 1,
1958 / |
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Bolivia /
Sep. 9,
1985 / |
Mozambique /
June 25,
1975 / |
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Bosnia and Herzegovina /
April 3,
1995 |
Myanmar /
June 18,
1950 / |
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Botswana / Jan.
6, 1975 / |
Namibia /
March 22,
1990 / |
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Brazil / Aug.
15, 1974 /
Website |
Nepal /
August 1,
1955 / |
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Brunei Darussalam / Sep.
30, 1991 / |
Netherlands /
May 18,
1972 /
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Netherlands
Consulates in
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Hong Kong |
Jinan |
Kunming |
Nanjing |
Shanghai |
Shenyang |
Tianjin |
Wuhan | |
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Bulgaria / Oct.
4, 1949 / |
New Zealand /
Dec. 22,
1972 / |
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Burundi /
Dec. 21,
1963 / |
Niger /
July 20,
1974 |
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Cambodia /
July 19,
1958 / |
Nigeria /
Feb. 10,
1971 / |
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Cameroon /
March 26,
1971 / |
Norway /
Oct. 5,
1954 / |
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Canada /
Oct. 13,
1970 /
Website |
Oman /
May 25,
1978 |
Canada
Consulates in
Chongqing |
Guangzhou |
Hong
Kang |
Shanghai | |
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Cape Verde /
April 25,
1976 / |
Pakistan /
May 21,
1951 |
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Central Africa / |
Palestine /
Nov. 20,
1988 / |
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Chad /
Nov. 28,
1972 / |
Papua New Guinea /
Oct. 12,
1976 / |
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Chile /
Dec. 15,
1970 |
Peru /
Nov. 2,
1971 |
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Colombia /
Feb. 7,
1980 |
Philippines /
June 9,
1975 |
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Comoros /
Nov. 13, 1975 |
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Congo /
Feb. 22,
1964 |
Poland /
Oct. 7,
1949 |
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Cote d'Ivoire /
March 2,
1983 / |
Portugal /
Feb. 8,
1979 / |
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Croatia /
May 13,
1992 / |
Qatar /
July 9,
1988 |
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Cuba /
Sep. 28,
1960 |
ROK (South Korea) /
August 24,
1992 |
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Cyprus /
Dec. 14,
1971 / |
Romania /
Oct. 5,
1949 / |
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Czech /
Jan. 1,
1993 / |
Russia /
Oct. 3,
1949 / |
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Denmark /
May 11,
1950 |
Rwanda /
Nov. 12,
1971 / |
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Djibouti /
Jan. 18,
1979 / |
San Marino /
May 6,
1971 / |
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Sao Tome and
Principe /
July 12, 1975 |
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Dominica / |
Saudi Arabia /
July 21,
1990 / |
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DPRK (North Korea) /
Oct. 6,
1949 / |
Senegal / |
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DR Congo / |
Serbia / |
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Ecuador /
Jan. 2,
1980 / |
Seychelles /
June 30,
1976 |
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Egypt /
May 30,
1956 / |
Sierra Leone /
July 29,
1971 |
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Equatorial Guinea /
Oct. 15,
1970 |
Singapore /
Oct. 3,
1990 / |
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Eritrea /
May 24,
1993 |
Slovakia /
January 1,
1993 / |
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Estonia /
Sep. 11,
1991 |
Slovenia /
May 12,
1992 / |
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Ethiopia /
Nov. 24,
1970 / |
Somalia /
Dec. 14,
1960 / |
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Fiji /
Nov. 5,
1975 / |
South Africa /
January 1,
1998 / |
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Finland /
Oct. 28,
1950 /
Website |
Spain /
March 9,
1973 / |
Finland
Consulates in Guangzhou | Shanghai | |
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France /
Jan. 27,
1964 /
Website |
Sri Lanka /
Feb. 7,
1957 / |
France
Consulates in
Chengdu |
Guangzhou | Hong Kong |
Shanghai |
Wuhan | |
St. Lucia /
September 1, 1997 |
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Gabon /
April 20,
1974 / |
Sudan /
Feb. 4,
1959 / |
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Georgia /
June 9,
1992 |
Suriname /
May 28,
1976 / |
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Germany /
Oct. 11,
1972 /
Website |
Sweden /
May 9,
1950 / |
Germany
Consulates in Chengdu | Guangzhou |
Hong Kong | Shanghai | |
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Ghana /
July 5,
1960 |
Switzerland /
Sep. 14,
1950 / |
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Greece /
June 5,
1972 / |
Syria /
August 1,
1956 / |
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Grenada / |
Tajikistan /
Jan. 4,
1992 / |
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Guinea /
Oct. 4,
1959 / |
Tanzania /
April 26,
1964 / |
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Thailand /
July 1,
1975 / |
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Guyana /
June 27,
1972 |
Timor-Leste / |
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Hungary /
Oct. 6,
1949 / |
Togo /
Sep. 19,
1972 / |
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Tobago /
June 20, 1974 /
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Iceland /
Dec. 8,
1971 / |
Tonga /
November
2, 1998 / |
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India /
April 1,
1950 / |
Tunisia /
January
10, 1964 / |
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Indonesia /
April 13,
1950 |
Turkey /
August 4,
1971 / |
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Iran /
Aug. 16,
1971 / |
Turkmenistan /
January 6,
1992 / |
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Iraq /
Aug. 25,
1958 / |
Uganda /
October
18, 1962 / |
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Ireland /
June 22,
1979 / |
Ukraine /
January 4,
1992 |
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Israel /
Jan. 24,
1992 / |
United Arab Emirates /
November
1, 1984 |
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Italy /
Nov. 6,
1970 / |
United Kingdom /
March 13,
1972 /
Website |
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Jamaica /
Nov. 21,
1972 / |
United States /
January 1, 1979 /
Website |
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U.S.
Consulates in
Chengdu |
Guangzhou |
Shanghai |
Shenyang | |
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Japan /
Sep. 29,
1972 / |
Uruguay /
February
3, 1988 / |
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Jordan /
April 7,
1977 |
Uzbekistan /
January 2,
1992 / |
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Kazakhstan /
Jan. 3,
1992 / |
Vanuatu /
March 26,
1982 |
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Kenya /
Dec. 14,
1963 / |
Venezuela /
June 28,
1974 / |
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Kiribati /
June 25, 1980 |
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Kuwait /
March 22,
1971 |
Viet Nam /
January
18, 1950 / |
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Western Samoa /
Nov. 6, 1975
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Kyrgyzstan /
Jan. 5,
1992 / |
Yemen /
Sep. 24,
1956 / |
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Laos /
April 25,
1961 / |
Zambia /
October
29, 1964 / |
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Latvia /
Sep. 12,
1991 / |
Zimbabwe /
April 18,
1980 / |
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Lebanon /
Nov. 9,
1971 / |
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April 30,
1983 / |
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