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US general aims to ease China's concerns over Obama 'pivot' to Asia

China is deeply suspicious of US intent in its 'pivot' to Asia, and US Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, is in Beijing this week to try to reassure China's military – and its people.

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China harasses family of Nobel Peace laureate Liu Xiaobo

In US-China talks on cyber conflict, a top Chinese general owns to dangers

On Earth Day 2013, a planetary report card on global warming

North Korea: US military braces for heightened readiness

Opinion Talks with North Korea? Better to apply financial pressure (+video)

Global News Blog Was that the president in my Beijing taxi?

New N. Korea threats against South, U.S.

No consulates yet, but China and Taiwan opt for the next best thing

Energy Voices In Germany, a building that aims to run on algae

China cozies up to Iceland in race for Arctic resources

Airplane crashes in water off Bali, no fatalities (+video)

North Korea crisis: Can John Kerry persuade China to lean harder on Kim?

Kim Jong-un's goal? Status as the unequivocal god-king of the North.

China temperature spikes linked to burning of fossil fuels

Terrorism & Security North Korea nuclear missile capability: Do they have it or not?

Global News Blog Good Reads: China's limits, competitive America, charitable giving, and New York childhoods

'Django Unchained' pulled from Chinese theaters: Did it run afoul of censors?

Friend or frenemy? For China, key issue is how US really views it

The Monitor's View A path to peace in land, resource disputes

Opinion Obama must throw North Korea a curve ball – a helping US hand

Terrorism & Security Just how bothered is Beijing about North Korea?

Global News Blog Finishing school, Chinese style

What hope for diplomacy to defuse North Korea crisis?