• China commits billions in aid to Africa as part of charm offensive - interactive --Database reveals government has backed 1,700 projects on continent since 2000 in apparent attempt to win favour. The country's financial commitments are significantly larger than previous estimates (link to full story)
• US and China come together over defiant North Korea - North Korea appears to have pushed one of its last friends into the arms of its enemy after US officials revealed that Washington and Beijing have achieved a "very strong degree of consensus" over the rogue state's nuclear ambitions. (link to full story)
• Philippines takes China maritime dispute to UN tribunal -The Philippines has exhausted "almost all" political and diplomatic avenues in dispute with China over oil and fishing rights in the South China Sea.(link to full story)
• Prove China spy allegations or 'shut up,' ambassador says (click for full story)
• China opens embassy in Maldives ahead of key summit (link to full story)
• Pakistan-China relations (details)
• Can Pakistan understand China? (details)
• Henry Kissinger’s “On China” (click for details)
• Pakistan and China Sweet as can be? - Even an all-weather friendship has limits (click for details on the Economist)
• China-Russia relations: Siberia waits for a thaw in border policies
  By Rachel Morarjee (click for details on Financial Times)
• Welcome to the new Cold War: China vs. the United States (click for details on Zdnet)
• How China won the West (click for details on Times Live)
• Will a 'happy' China, make for a happier world? (click for Peter Foster's blog)
• China’s African investments: Who benefits? (click for details)
• What if China became the world's policeman? (click for details on Guardian.co.uk)
• 'North Korea manipulates China very effectively' (click for details on the Korea Times)
• Analysis: Rising China threatens U.S. clout in Latin America (click for details on Reuters)
• Money, minerals make for Africa-China marriage (click for details on Reuters)
• Beijing Welcomes Obama Nominee for US Ambassador to China (click for details on VOA)
• China’s future in Africa, after Libya (Financial Times Blog)
• China Diplomacy: Cheques and balances (details)
• China warns US over Clinton's web freedom call (click for details)
• China tops, India last, in list of 12 nations important to US: Poll (details of the text)
• Brazil and China: A young marriage on the rocks (click for details)
• Why the Karmapa issue could hurt Indo-China ties (click for details on Rediff News)
• Obama, China, and the Sputnik Moment
  You can't compare China and the U.S. when it comes to high-speed rail (click for details on reason.com)
• Clinton On U.S.- China Policy  - Secretary Clinton said that the United States is pursuing a strategy for the U.S.-China relationship with three elements that reinforce one another. (click for details on VOA)
• How Obama Sees China - click for details on chosun.com
• An awkward visit, an overall success - By Jane Cowan
• Taking China's risks seriously (click for details on Bankok Post)
• Who is helping who in the China-Europe relationship? (click for details on Reuters blogs)
• China's relationship with the US - The last time Hu Jintao visited Washington, five years ago, the Chinese president was furious at the welcome he received. (click for details on Telegraph, UK)
• Hu Jintao goes to Washington: Q&A (click for details on Telegraph, UK)
• US and China: No lectures, just words (click for details on Guardian, UK)
• Chinese President Hu to Meet With President Obama (click for details on ABC)
• Do we really want China to be a responsible stakeholder in global affairs? - The West needs to be careful what it wishes for. Western capitals want China to be more responsible and active, but they don’t like it when Beijing is more assertive. China wants respect, but not responsibility. (click for details)
• Focus shifts to China as North Korea tensions escalate (click for details on Reuters)
• Great leap forward in relations with China (click for details on Sydney Morning Herald)
• China-Japan tensions move into culture arena (click for details on Vancouver Sun)
• Korea to step up 'China diplomacy' (click for details on Korea Times)
• Top Chinese official to visit India to repair strained ties (click for details)
• Kim Jong-il reiterates strong ties with China (click for details on Korea Times)
• Kan must take firm line on Chinese aggression (click for details on Daily Yomiuri Online)
• Is China strong or weak? By Jeffrey Wasserstrom (click for details on the Korea Times
• China builds up role in Gulf - By Chris Zambelis (click for details on Asia Times)
• Are there hidden costs to over-dependence on China? Japan just found out (click for details on Christian and Science Monitor)
• Q+A: What is causing tension between U.S. and China? (click for details on Reuters)
• Sha Zukang – China's least inscrutable diplomat (click for details on Telegraph UK)
• Obama sanctions on North Korea are also aimed at China (click for details)
• Delhi concerned at China’s ‘interest’ in Indian Ocean (click for details)
• Rising China tests the waters - By Abraham M Denmark and Daniel M Kliman (click for details on Asia Times)
• EDITORIAL: China-U.S. confrontation (click for details)
• Unsustainable relationship between China and U.S. clouds both countries' prospects (click for details)
• Beijing claims 'indisputable sovereignty' over South China Sea (click for details on Washington Post)
• How to deal with a strong China? By James Fallows (click for details on the Sydney Morning Herald)
• China’s leader reaches out (click for details)
• China drops tariffs on imports from 33 poor states (click for details)
• US defies China on Pakistan reactors (click for details)
• Foreign Policy: Time For China To Act In North Korea (click for details)
• China is North Korea's prime enabler (click for details)
• Can China keep its balance in East Asia?(click for details)
• Obama: will work with China but must protect US interests (click for details)
• China seeks to defuse Korea tension (click for details)
• Why China and India Need Each Other (click for details)
• Korean Crisis Brings Interesting Investment Opportunities (click for details)
• Gates, Japan Defense Chief Plan to Monitor China Navy (click for details)
• U.S.-China Dialogue (click for details)
• Factbox: Ties binding China and Iran (click for details)
• South Korea, World Look to China to Warn North Over Ship Sinking (click for details)
• Time to rethink U.S.-China trade relations (click for details)
• US raises Tibet, cyber freedom during HR dialogue with China (click for details)
• Q+A - What's behind the China-India security dispute? (click for details)
• US-China human rights dialogue resumes (click for details)
• China's troubling friendship with N. Korea (click for details)
• US, China: More Give, Less Take (click for details)
• China Rising: Assessing China's impact on America (click for details)
• How to Think About China - By Joshua Cooper Ramo (click for details)
• China, U.S. agree to respect "core interests": diplomat (click for details)
• China must do more as a big power (clink for details)
• Defector: China holds key to change in North
• West provokes China's 'hardened' stance - By Jian Junbo
• China Urges Stronger Communication with US
• The Coming China-India Conflict: Is War Inevitable?
• The new U.S.-China tug-of-war
• A China-U.S. Reckoning
• The naivety about China
• Q+A - What does Kim Jong-il want from China?
• Why U.S. Ignores China and Sells Arms to Taiwan
• China and U.S. need each other - By Harry Sterling (link to the Calgary Herald)
• China has much to lose from Iran sanctions (link to Ynetnews.com)
• China sold $34b of US treasuries amidst political friction (link to Times of India)
• Who’s scared of China? - By Premen Addy
• US vs. China: a dangerous phase has begun - China is a formidable adversary whose ultimate strength is not its military hardware but its economic prowess, and whose diplomatic weapon is not saber rattling but great patience. (link to the Christian Science Monitor)
• China challenges Obama’s Taliban plan - By M. K. Bhadrakumar
• China on brink of becoming superpower - On track to replace U.S. as top economy by 2020 - By Aileen McCabe
• Speaking too softly - Relations between America and China may chill over a meeting with the Dalai Lama (link to the Economist)
• China decries Barack Obama's plan to meet Dalai Lama (BBC News)
• China to Obama: Cancel meeting with Dalai Lama (link to USA Today)
• China, Japan still fighting over history - By Peter J Brown (link to Asia Times)
• Analysis: Obama to meet Dalai Lama, upset China (link to National Post)
• US slates China's Taiwan response (link to BBC news)
• Differences between China and West (link to Business Daily Africa)
• China versus Taiwan: How the political standoff may end - China has expressed fury at Washington's announcement of a new arms package for self-ruled Taiwan, saying it threatens the task of peaceful reunification between the two sides. (link to Reuters report)
• Japan, China still at odds over 'Rape of Nanking' (link to Washington Post)
• China Steps Up Criticism of US-Taiwan Arms Sale - Beijing has suspended military exchanges and security talks with Washington, and threatened sanctions against U.S. companies that sell Taiwan weapons (link to VOA)
• Another U.S. War? Obama Threatens China and Iran - by Shamus Cooke (link to Globalresearch.ca)
• Clinton: China risks isolation over Iran (link to Washington Post)
• UK diplomat Percy Cradock, China specialist, dies (link to Washington Post)
• Taiwan arms sale latest test for US-China ties (link to Las Vagas Sun)
• Don't Panic About China - By Robert D Kaplan (link to the Atlantic)
• One Year: At China’s Door - Posted by Evan Osnos (link to New Yorker Blog)
• US to protest formally to China over Google 'attacks' The US state department says it will make a formal protest to China over alleged cyber attacks on the internet search giant, Google.(link to BBC News)
• Taiwan, Tibet, and trade loom over U.S.-China ties - By CHRISTOPHER BODEEN ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER
• Russia, China and Iran to forge a new energy axis this year (AsiaNews.it)
• Cohn: Panda politics: Follow the money (The Star)
• China has new responsibility to conduct itself properly - Posted By PHIL MCNICHOL
• Why China and the U.S. Will Only Get Closer - By Orville Schell
• Vietnam protests China's law on island protection (SIFY.com)
• China has warned Britain that it must stop its fierce condemnation of the execution of Akmal Shaikh for drug smuggling, or risk harming diplomatic ties between the two countries (Telegraph, UK)
• Diplomats try to attend China dissident's trial - By By CARA ANNA (MSNBC)
• Border issue won't affect India-China ties (IBN Live)
• China’s activities diminish Russia’s influence in some post-Soviet countries (Messenger.com.ge)
• China to train Nepal army (The Tribune)
• Beijing finds fine words for its old enemy - By David Pilling
• Feature: China – Africa relations, any benefits? (MyJoyOnline)
• FEATURE: Africans Beware Of China’s Trap (Peace fm Online)
• Courtship and censure in US's China policy - By Benjamin A Shobert
• How China is using art (and artists) to sell itself to the world (Toronto Star)
• China is more than just an economic superpower - The People’s Republic has taken over the headlines — as well as our collective headspace By By JOANNE LEE-YOUNG
• Africa warns China: Money is not enough - By Yitzhak Shichor
• Despite frosty start, Harper warms relations with China
• Vancouver fugitive thorny issue in Canada-China relations (CBC)
• Q+A - Why is China opposed to raising pressure on Iran? (Reuter India)
• China blurs bipolar view of the world - By James Kynge (Tinancial Times)
• A group of two on China's terms (The Globe and Mail)
• After Obama Visit, Assessing U.S.-China Relations (NPR)
• In Obama Interview, Signs of China’s Heavy Hand (New York Times)
• China's lack of popularity among its neighbors - By Li Kaisheng
• China to cement new role in Africa (Afrol News)
• Bid to repair China-Australia relations (the Age)
• China and India in border dispute (The Australian)
• Foreign Policy: Is China Acting Like A Great Power? - by Stephen M. Walt
• China Pledges Strong North Korea Ties as Wen Meets Kim Jong Il
• China is less inclined to keep a low profile now that its economic strength is growing - The ongoing relationship with the United States is getting more complicated as the Chinese seek to increase their influence in the East
• Western nations must get China on board on Iran issue
• The U.S. and China Put on Their Boxing Gloves ...By Tony Sagami
• China not the enemy, experts say
• What China's Hu Would Really Like to Tell Obama
• 'China bashing' in the Indian media  -- It's the silly season in India-China relations. If you've tuned into one of the more hawkish Indian television channels or reading the views of the many experts on India and China, it might seem like the two countries are at each other's throats.
• China partnering, not plundering, in Africa
• India and China in Africa
• Low bar, long horizon for U.S.-China talks
• Obama on China: A most important relationship
• China and America - Doubled up (Ecomomist.com)
• The China problem - The differences between Australia and the Middle Kingdom are starkly evident.
• China’s Wide Reach in Africa - By Harry Hurt III
• Africans in China experience social, not language problems - After the death of a Nigerian businessman outside a police station in China, more than 100 Africans took to the streets. The case highlights the problems faced by a growing number of African immigrants in China.
• China angry at Australia's Dalai Lama visit
• Getting China on board
• China unlikely to turn screws on N Korea - By Christian Oliver in Seoul
• Obama's China policy takes shape By Jing-dong Yuan
• Dalai Lama Paris trip reignites France-China tensions (AsiaOne)
• Why China Won't Do More With North Korea (Washington Post)
• Russia-China Strategic Relations Warm in Wake of Mounting Russian Tensions with NATO/US Japan Focus - ‎May 25, 2009
• New China's geopolitics covered whole Latin American countries-against U.S.
• China is a threat to global good
• The Middle Kingdom meets the Middle East
• China, France in Dalai Lama dispute
• China Can't Have It Both Ways
• China's 'chequebook diplomacy' in Fiji under fire (Sydney Morning Herald)
• Rumblings in US-China relations Taipei Times
• China denies spies targeted Australia PM and Rio Tinto
• Australian Government Denies Getting 'Too Cozy' With China
• China sends large patrol boat to South China Sea
• Road Map For US-China Relations
• FACTBOX-South China Sea's disputed maritime borders - Reuters
• SNAP ANALYSIS-Possible fallout from China-U.S. naval standoff - By Chris Buckley
• Canada called on to increase spying on China - The Globe and Mail
• Does China love Pakistan? - Telegraph, UK
• China criticises Japan PM over disputed islands - Reuters
• Outlook on China: peaceful partner or warmonger? - The Christian Science Monitor
• Hu launches China's "largest gift" to West Africa - Reuters
• China seeks broader Africa role - BBC News
• China welcomes Britain's call for closer ties - IHT
• The U.S. and China can't afford not to get along - IHT
• U.S. and China Mark 30 Years of Diplomatic Ties  - New York Times
• China?s influence among African nations spurs concerns. AJC.com
• China deepens Latin America ties. BBC News
• China seeks boost to Cuba ties. BBC News
• US diplomat's ashes now at home in China. AP
• Tensions grow along North Korean border with China. Telegraph
• Canada-China relations are in need of an urgent overhaul. The Globe and Mail
• China extends influence into Central Asia. Telegraph UK
• China Warns of Consequences for US Weapons Sales to Taiwan. VOA
• Taiwan arms deal sours U.S.-China relations. The Christian Science Monitor
• Cooperation with China critical for Obama - By Indira A.R. Lakshmanan.

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• Taiwan, Tibet, and trade loom over U.S.-China ties - By CHRISTOPHER BODEEN ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER
• China has new responsibility to conduct itself properly - Posted By PHIL MCNICHOL
• How China is using art (and artists) to sell itself to the world (Toronto Star)
• China blurs bipolar view of the world - By James Kynge (Tinancial Times)
• Arms Sales and the Future of U.S.-Taiwan-China Relations - By Jau_Shieh Joseph Wu, The Jamestown Foundation

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