Chinese Ships Are Carrying America’s Cargo. The U.S. Wants to Reverse That.
Last year, Chinese shipyards delivered 53% of global tonnage, according to Clarksons Research. With so many goods in the U.S.
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Economy Maintains Good Momentum of Growth: Premier
Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji said in Nanjing Wednesday that China's economy has maintained a good momentum of growth so far this year despite a visible slowdown of the world economy. He said that ...
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Premier Zhu Firm on Taiwan Issue
Speaking at a packed press conference, Premier Zhu Rongji Wednesday issued one in a series of strong-worded warnings from the Chinese Government, saying that no form of Taiwan independence will be ...
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Human Rights Watch Background Briefings
"During her visit to Beijing, Albright will lay the groundwork for Premier Zhu Rongji's summit meetings in Washington, D.C. in early April. Albright is expected to raise human rights issues ...
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Top Leaders Plant Trees in Beijing
Top Chinese leaders Jiang Zemin, Zhu Rongji, Li Ruihuan, Hu Jintao, Wei Jianxing and Li Lanqing planted trees in a local park Saturday, to mark the city's 18th Volunteer Tree-Planting Day.
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Chinese ships are carrying America’s cargo. The US wants to reverse that.
SINGAPORE—In 2002, with China’s shipyards producing just 8% of global commercial tonnage, then-Premier Zhu Rongji challenged his nation. “China," he said, “can hope to become the world’s ...