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089614
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The article dwells on the theme of treachery and loyalty dealt with by one of the most popular Chinese writers of our time Feng Jicai
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089603
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2009.
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The author reviews the results of the APEC meeting in Lima, Peru. The significance of the forum is examined in the context of the current world financial crisis and prospects for commercial and economic liberalization and integration in the region.
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089618
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2009.
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This was the subject of a Russian-Vietnamese scientific symposium held at the Institute for Far Eastern Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences, on November 11th and 12th, 2008. The Vietnamese side was represented by a big delegation from the Ho Chi Minh National Political and Administrative Academy, the main analytical center of the party and state leadership of the country, headed by its rector, a member of the Central Committee of the Communist party of Vietnam, Professor Le Hieu Nghia.
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089607
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2009.
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October 1, 2009, is a good occasion to recall the day when the People's Republic was proclaimed in China and many people who left a bright mark on the country's history of that period. Chen Yun (1905-1995) is certainly one of these people. An insider of the top party and government leadership for many years, from the first generation under Mao Zedong to the second led by Deng Xiaoping, he made an enormous contribution, undoubtedly much larger than anyone else, to his country's economic growth.
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089608
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2009.
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The interest of Chinese young people in studies in Russia is conditioned by the requirement for qualified personnel due to the development of bilateral economic cooperation, and it is also prompted by a comparatively low cost of education. Despite the perceptible atmosphere of xenophobia, Chinese students assess their stay in Russia positively, in the main, and express the desire to work in our country after completing their studies, or, at least, to maintain regular business connections with it. Although most of them do not master Russian well enough, they do not stay jobless. China shows readiness to use the services of Russian institutions of higher learning on a broader scale, but, apparently, they are not prepared for that
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089601
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2009.
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Different aspects of China's "domestic" and "foreign" image are analysed, along with particulars of how the image of today's China is shaped and perceived. Now, as China becomes an increasingly strong and influential power in international relations, the "image factor" is acquiring ever more importance for Beijing.
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089605
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2009.
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The article examines the Russian-Japanese relations in the early 20th century from the Portsmouth Peace Treaty to the intervention of Japan in the Russian Far East. The interests of Russia and Japan in Korea, North China and in the fishing zone of the Sea of Japan and the Sea of Okhotsk are analyzed in detail. Coincidence and divergence of interests of the two sides on various problems in the region are revealed. The main stages of the Japanese intervention in the Far East and the rebuff to the Japanese troops by the regular and guerilla forces of the Far Eastern Republic are described.
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089616
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2009.
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What is typical today in international relations is that multilateral cooperation between countries and nations is turning into a shortcut towar integration that helps effectively to deal with many political, economic, and other problems.
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089604
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2009.
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This paper looks at the various aspects of migration going on between Russia's Amur Region and China in our days. The manner in which migration traffic streams in either direction across this section of the two countries' common border does not substantiate the theory of Chinese "demographic expansion." If used wisely, labor coming in from China can become a driving force for the region's development. The scale of Russian migration to China is still unknown to Russian researchers.
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089606
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2009.
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In the author's view, different interpretations of Taiwanese and PRC historians of the sources of Moscow's financial assistance to the "party army" of Kuomintang in the 1920s are conditioned by their different world and ideological outlooks, and this circumstance should be taken into account while forming one's own argumentation in the course of direct academic discussions. There is documentary evidence of how representatives of the "party army" received cash from the Soviet side, and certain decisions of Moscow concerning the allocation of definite sums of money for supporting Kuom-intang and its armed forces could be traced.
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ID:
089600
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2009.
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The relsuts from the latest trilateral meeting of academic political scientists from Russia, China, and India are presented. We examine the scholars approaches to the possibilities of collaboration between the three nations under the conditions for their working together in agriculture and solving the afghan problem
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ID:
089602
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2009.
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The Taiwan problem has been a source of tensions in East Asia for many years, causing frictions in relations between the U.S. and China in the past and in our day. Several new factors that have emerged lately appear to be contributing to a peaceful resolution of this problem.
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