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Asia Sees First Swine Flu Cases

The first swine flu case in Asia was confirmed on Friday, as a tourist from Mexico tested positive for swine flu in Hong Kong. The government moved quickly to track those exposed to the infected man and contain the potential spread of the disease.

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Asian Nations Alert to Swine Flu Dangers

Asian nations, already concerned over avian flu, went on high alert on Sunday, as the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the swine flu outbreak occurring mostly in Mexico a public health emergency with the potential of becoming a global pandemic.

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Falling Exports Hurt China's Growth

China has produced its slowest economic growth rate on record, but officials there say the economy performed better than expected.

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Sino-Aussie investments carry economic and political stakes

In an effort to bolster its move towards economic recovery, China has continued to invest. As part of a 4 trillion RMB ($600 Billion) stimulus capital infusion – larger proportionally than the one in the United States – the Chinese based infrastructure giant, Hunan Valin Iron and Steel purchased roughly an 18% stake in Australian company Fortescue Metals on Tuesday.

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Huge Chinese Spy Network Loots Data from 103 Countries

Canadian researchers have uncovered a huge Chinese spying operation which has infiltrated computers in hundreds of government and private offices around the world, including those of the Dalai Lama.

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You Are Funding Forced Abortions in China

So am I. Not only elective abortions. Forced abortions. It doesn’t matter whether you are pro-life or pro-choice on this issue. No one can support forced abortion, because it is not a choice.

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Examining Accountability and Public Governance in China

Melbourne, Australia — 18 March, 2009 — The Australian Journal of Public Administration has released a special issue that focuses on accountability and public governance in China, including Hong Kong and Taiwan.

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The most popular video in China

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According to the New York Times, "The Grass-Mud Horse" is a mythical creature whose name in Chinese sounds like "fuck your mother". These horses face a problem: invading river crabs that are devouring their grassland. In spoken Chinese, river crab sounds very much like harmony, which in Chinas cyberspace has become a synonym for censorship.

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AVIC's auto division to integrate Changhe, Hafei

Shanghai, March 17 (Gasgoo.com) Aviation Industry Corp of China (AVIC), the country's aviation giant, officially launched its auto division in Beijing on March 13, the National Business Daily reported. The new company will consist of Hafei Auto, Changhe Auto, Dongan Power and some other auto or auto-parts businesses of AVIC.

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Changan Ford to boost small-car development

Shanghai, March 16 (Gasgoo.com) Changan Ford Mazda Automobile Co plans to enhance its small vehicle development and market expansion in tier-2 and tier-3 cities, Guangzhou Daily reported today, citing sources.

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Geely production in Russia halted by higher tax

Shanghai, March 16 (Gasgoo.com) Production of Geely vehicles at Ural Automobiles and Motors in Russia has been suspended for at least 9 months due to the introduction of new import duties on auto parts, Russia media reports.

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China outperforms U.S. again in Feb auto sales

Shanghai, March 16 (Gasgoo.com) After overtaking the United States in January auto sales for the first time, China extended its lead as the world's largest auto market in the second straight month this year, xinhuanet.com said today.

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