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April 19th, 2008, 05:43 PM
Sunday 20th April 2008 Edition 111/2008
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Sunday 20th April 2008 Edition 111/2008
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Chinese journalists urge CNN to apologize for 'insulting' remarks
Chinese protest against BBC in London, Manchester
Chinese students protest against Tibet media coverage
Indians slip in third round at China Open golf
EU against Olympics boycott
Olympic torch relay begins amid tight security in Bangkok
Ship with arms for Zimbabwe flees Durban port: report
Hong Kong millionaire faces jail for groping cabbies
Food safety at Beijing Olympics to be top priority
China asks Pak to be wary of separatist Turkestan's designs to harm ties
China launches largest ever Tibet cultural relic preservation
Chinese authorities say Tibet will reopen to tourists 'soon'
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During a meeting, Japanese leaders urged talks with the Dalai Lama without any preconditions.
China had earlier dismissed Japan's concerns by referring to disclosure on the recent incidents in Tibet as an 'internal matter'.
Yang also met Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Nobutaka Machimura during his four-day trip, which was set up by Chinese President Hu Jintao.
Earlier in the day, a Buddhist temple in central Japanese city of Nagano decided to withdraw from hosting an Olympic torch relay as a protest against what it's leaders said was China's suppression of the Tibetan people.
China National News
Friday 18th April, 2008
Sunday 20th April 2008 Edition 111/2008
More China News
Chinese journalists urge CNN to apologize for 'insulting' remarks
Chinese protest against BBC in London, Manchester
Chinese students protest against Tibet media coverage
Indians slip in third round at China Open golf
EU against Olympics boycott
Olympic torch relay begins amid tight security in Bangkok
Ship with arms for Zimbabwe flees Durban port: report
Hong Kong millionaire faces jail for groping cabbies
Food safety at Beijing Olympics to be top priority
China asks Pak to be wary of separatist Turkestan's designs to harm ties
China launches largest ever Tibet cultural relic preservation
Chinese authorities say Tibet will reopen to tourists 'soon'
Get China National News headlines emailed to you daily.
RSS Directory Sunday 20th April 2008 Edition 111/2008
More China News
Chinese journalists urge CNN to apologize for 'insulting' remarks
Chinese protest against BBC in London, Manchester
Chinese students protest against Tibet media coverage
Indians slip in third round at China Open golf
EU against Olympics boycott
Olympic torch relay begins amid tight security in Bangkok
Ship with arms for Zimbabwe flees Durban port: report
Hong Kong millionaire faces jail for groping cabbies
Food safety at Beijing Olympics to be top priority
China asks Pak to be wary of separatist Turkestan's designs to harm ties
China launches largest ever Tibet cultural relic preservation
Chinese authorities say Tibet will reopen to tourists 'soon'
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China National News
Friday 18th April, 2008
Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi, on a visit to Japan, has told Japanese Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda that he is ready to talk with Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama.China National News
Friday 18th April, 2008
During a meeting, Japanese leaders urged talks with the Dalai Lama without any preconditions.
China had earlier dismissed Japan's concerns by referring to disclosure on the recent incidents in Tibet as an 'internal matter'.
Yang also met Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Nobutaka Machimura during his four-day trip, which was set up by Chinese President Hu Jintao.
Earlier in the day, a Buddhist temple in central Japanese city of Nagano decided to withdraw from hosting an Olympic torch relay as a protest against what it's leaders said was China's suppression of the Tibetan people.
China National News
Friday 18th April, 2008
