Topic: Fudan University

Terrorism & Security Just how bothered is Beijing about North Korea?
While neither Beijing nor Washington want to see North Korea's belligerence explode into actual conflict, Beijing is not willing to push Pyongyang too hard for fear of toppling the regime.
China's Xi signals limited shift away from North Korea
Could China and Japan see a spring thaw in relations?
North Korea rocket launch: Why China only 'expresses regret' (+video)
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North Korea quickly names 'great successor' after Kim Jong-il's death
Will China become the next major global power? Depends on its rural development.
China's opposition: redder than the Communist Party itself
Opinion China's critics don't represent the voice of the Chinese people
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How China broke the West's monopoly on modernization
US, South Korea skeptical of North Korea's nuclear offer
Why China is reluctant to rein in North Korea's bellicose behavior
North Korea's Kim Jong-il visits China with hat in hand, and a threat
As Shanghai Expo opens, construction workers still pounding nails and paving plazas
On nuclear summit sidelines, Obama and Hu may discuss China's currency
Rising China shrugs off outside opinion
US brushes off North Korea's overtures
With second test, North Korea asserts nuclear-power ambitions
China asserts itself in GPS turf war
China's virtual vigilantes: Civic action or cyber mobs?

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