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Opinion | Morning Clicks, August 29
Who's really behind the news that China has developed the capability to put multiple warheads on ICBMs?
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Keywords: Japan, Australia, Politburo, Hollywood, Kai-Fu Lee, Hillary Clinton, Nigeria, CNOOC, Diaoyu Islands
All Things Nuclear
-- New York Times: Distorting Chinese Press Report on Missile Capabilities? In other words, the report that China was “developing” the capability to put multiple warheads on ICBMs originally came from Bill Gertz, was repeated by Jane’s Defense Weekly and was repeated again by the Global Times.
-- New York Times: Distorting Chinese Press Report on Missile Capabilities? In other words, the report that China was “developing” the capability to put multiple warheads on ICBMs originally came from Bill Gertz, was repeated by Jane’s Defense Weekly and was repeated again by the Global Times.
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Australian Associated Press
-- Minmetals says Chinese investment okay The head of Chinese state-owned Minmetals Resources says Australians have no reason to worry about Chinese companies investing in the economy, so long as they had credible management.
-- Minmetals says Chinese investment okay The head of Chinese state-owned Minmetals Resources says Australians have no reason to worry about Chinese companies investing in the economy, so long as they had credible management.
Australian Financial Review
-- Howard calls for more Chinese investment His comments are at odds with the position taken by Opposition Leader Tony Abbott, who said on a visit to China five weeks ago it would rarely be in Australia’s national interest to allow a foreign government to control an Australian business.
-- Carr softens line on secretive Chinese aid Australian acceptance of so-called chequebook diplomacy, saying powers involved in the Pacific region should learn to live with China giving aid to island nations.
-- Howard calls for more Chinese investment His comments are at odds with the position taken by Opposition Leader Tony Abbott, who said on a visit to China five weeks ago it would rarely be in Australia’s national interest to allow a foreign government to control an Australian business.
-- Carr softens line on secretive Chinese aid Australian acceptance of so-called chequebook diplomacy, saying powers involved in the Pacific region should learn to live with China giving aid to island nations.
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Beijing News
-- 新京报: 劳教制度改革要迈好立法“第一步” The first step to reforming the reeducation through labour system is legislation.
-- 新京报: 劳教制度改革要迈好立法“第一步” The first step to reforming the reeducation through labour system is legislation.
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