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In the backwaters of Bihar, away from the prying eyes of New Delhi, Chinese foreign minister Li Zhaoxing dedicated a 30-foot-high statue to the 7th-century Chinese pilgrim on February 12 even as Nalanda’s eternal ruins nearby kept its own vigil on the event.
For it was here, some 1,400 years ago, that Hieun Tsang, braving the wrath of the Tang dynasty emperor, overcoming the all-cons...
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TOKYO: A comprehensive security environment is necessary in East Asia to prevent security issues from becoming a threat to peace in the region.
Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said security issues went beyond terrorism and trans-national crimes to include economic, cultural and environmental issues.
“These issues are real, all extremely complex and potentially explo...
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TOKYO (XFN-ASIA) - Mizuho Financial Group Inc's wholesale banking unit is still undecided on whether it will sell its stake in Japan's No. 3 brokerage group Nikko Cordial Corp to , under the US financial giant's buyout plan unveiled earlier this week, a spokeswoman at Mizuho Financial Group said.
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March has us in a cold grip, but warm weather is right around the corner! Good thing as that will give us a chance to thaw out that frozen groundhog, Chuckles, who predicted an early spring! Here is a list of local happenings, updated on March 8, 2007. See you there!
MARCH 9, 10, 16, & 17: The Glastonbury High School Drama Club presents A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Glastonbury High S...
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Beijing - China voiced anger on Tuesday over controversial comments from Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe about World War II sex slaves, but indicated the latest flare-up would not sabotage improving bilateral ties.
Foreign minister Li Zhaoxing called on Tokyo to "face history" after Abe last week voiced doubt that the Japanese military had forced women to be sex slaves during World War...
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Havana, Mar 6 (Prensa Latina) Cuba's Foreign Minister Felipe Perez Roque is due to hold talks with Solomon Island counterpart Patteson Oti on Tuesday, with the aim of fostering bilateral cooperation.
Oti's agenda includes a meeting with other Cuban officials and visit sites of historic and educational interest.
He highlighted the need to increase cooperation among Third World coun...
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BEIJING, March 6 — China's foreign minister urged Japan today to accept responsibility for its use of sex slaves, called “comfort women,” during World War II. But the minister, Li Zhoxing, made clear that the issue would not dampen China's desire for stronger ties between the two countries.
The comments by Mr. Li were China's first official response to statements made by Japan's prim...
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BEIJING, March 6 — China's foreign minister on Tuesday urged Japan to accept responsibility for its use of “comfort women” sex slaves in World War II but made clear that the issue would not dampen China's desire to strengthen ties between the countries.
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Foreign Minister Li Zhaoxing took questions yesterday in Beijing.
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