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	Chancellor of China - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Chancellor of China 丞相 (Cheng Xiang) or 宰相 (Zai Xiang), was the highest rank in the imperial government in former China after the emperor (685 BC-6 BC, 189-1380).
		During the Mongolian Occupation (Yuan Dynasty), the Chancellor was not the head of the Executive Ministry, but the crown prince was the executive head.
		The post was abandoned after the execution of the final Chancellor of China, Hu Weirong, who was accused of treason (though his conviction is still strongly disputed in present times because of a lack of evidence to prove his guilt).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chancellor_of_China (600 words)

	Li Linfu - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		752), born as Li Genu (李哥奴), a member of the imperial family, was the Chancellor of Tang China under Emperor Xuanzong.
		In 737, under Li's influence, the emperor dismissed Zhang Jiuling and appointed him as chancellor.
		Li tried to suppress the influence of the emperor's consort Yang Guifei, but was unsuccessful.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Li_Linfu (248 words)

	Carter Center (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The People’s Bank of China, the central bank, revealed that China’s foreign exchange reserves by the end of September is greater that its total foreign debts ($151.5 billion compared to $148.8 billion).
		The joint statement of China and Saudi Arabia said the two countries are pleased with their relations of friendship and cooperation in all fields, asserting their willingness to upgrade these ties to the level of strategic cooperation in political and economic fields.
		The initiative calls on China to free all prisoners of conscience and put an immediate end to the harassment, detention, physical abuse, and imprisonment of Chinese citizens exercising their legitimate rights to free belief, expression, and association.
	www.cartercenter.org /peaceprograms/chinashowdoc.asp?docID=656&chinamenu=report&submenu=peaceprograms (1891 words)

	CONTENTIOUS EMBARGO ON CHINA 'THREATENS TO STRAIN' EU-U.S. RELATIONS
		The chancellor is the only one who raises his banner, saying: 'The arms embargo on China must go.' He was alone in circus tent, and did this under the boohs of the opposition and the Greens and under the embarrassing reaction of his own followers.
		They claimed China is using the law to stir up the world opinion and tried to push the responsibilities of the failure of the lifting on the issuance of the law.
		China must have sufficient wisdom and patience to lie low and bide its time, doing whatever it can and coordinating the rapid upgrading of its overall national strength, as only then will it be possible to break through the encirclement by the United States, Japan, and other such Western forces.
	www.globalsecurity.org /wmd/library/news/china/2005/wwwh50429.htm (5070 words)

	The Epoch Times \| EU-China Trade— and EU Deficit— Double in Four Years
		China was then the 25th largest destination for EU export and the 22nd largest source for the fifteen countries that were members of the EU/EG at that time.
		But German chancellor Gerhard Schröder met with resistance on this issue from many European countries, as well as from his junior coalition partner in the German Government, the Greens, who oppose supplying weaponry to a government that “brooks little dissent and sees no room for compromise with the West”.
		Schröder will also cut the ribbon at the opening of a Volkswagen factory in northern China and be a guest at the laying of the cornerstone at a Daimler Chrysler factory in Beijing that is estimated to produce 80,000 vehicles a year.
	www.theepochtimes.com /news/4-12-20/25081.html (542 words)

	ISN Security Watch - Lifting the China embargo: the EU's trade gambit
		Although labelled at its inception as an âinterruption by the Member States of the Community of military cooperation and an embargo on trade in arms with Chinaâ, the scope of the ban was left to the interpretation of the individual EU member states.
		While the EU Commission has stated that any lifting of the China arms embargo would be accompanied by a strengthened code of conduct, it is clear that to effectively promote arms control internationally, a strengthened EU code is needed that would be both legally binding and more consistent with the principles of international law.
		What is clear is that China is the second-largest importer of oil and the worldâs fastest-growing importer as well, as it consumed 120 million tons of crude oil in 2004, up by more than 33 per cent from 2003.
	www.isn.ethz.ch /news/sw/details.cfm?ID=10950 (2234 words)

	CNS - Controversy in Germany: Siemens Sale of MOX Plant to China - December 12, 2003 - Research Story of the Week
		The fear from these opposition voices is that China intends to use the Hanau facility to produce large quantities of weapons-grade plutonium, enabling Beijing to build a larger nuclear arsenal.
		China has made great efforts in the last few years to portray itself as a responsible power in the international arena.
		China has assured the German government that the facility would only be used for civilian purposes and using it for any other reason would be strategically embarrassing to the Chinese government.
	cns.miis.edu /pubs/week/031212.htm (2084 words)

	>>> AsiaNews.it <<< Foreigners feed on China's huge appetite for crude
		China is soaking up nearly 40 per cent of incremental global oil demand to feed double-digit growth in domestic consumption and is starting to open up its multibillion-dollar state-dominated retail market.
		China is expected to open its retail petroleum sector to foreign players from the end of this year, followed two years later by the more competitive wholesale business, as a commitment to the World Trade Organisation.
		China's crude imports of an average 2.5 million barrels a day so far this year are spurring refiners, power generators and shipping firms to hedge purchases against volatile markets, which saw US crude soar to a 21-year high last month at more than US a barrel.
	www.asianews.it /view.php?l=en&art=1130 (782 words)

	Asia 4
		Instead German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder went to Beijing in an effort to apologize to China's leaders on behalf of NATO for the alliance's deadly mistake.
		A dialogue with China took place in Washington, D.C. in mid-January, in which State Department officials pressed for an end to administrative detention, made a request (which was denied) for access to the Panchen Lama, and objected to arrests of political activists.
		Also undecided by October were plans for a visit to China by U.S. Labor Secretary Alexis Herman- the first such visit by a U.S. labor official- in exchange for a visit to Washington in late March by her Chinese counterpart.
	www.hrw.org /wr2k/Asia-03.htm (4530 words)

	BBC NEWS \| World \| Asia-Pacific \| Beijing warns EU on weapons ban
		China has warned the EU that it risks damaging bilateral ties unless it lifts a 15-year embargo on selling arms to Beijing.
		China claims Taiwan is part of its territory and regularly threatens to use force against the island if it ever seeks formal independence.
		China pressed for the ban to be lifted at an Asia-Europe Meeting (Asem) in Hanoi in October, but was not successful.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/world/asia-pacific/4065091.stm (338 words)

	Schröder Backs "One China" Policy \| Current Affairs \| Deutsche Welle \| 03.12.2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Saying that Germany firmly supports China’s opposition to Taiwan's independence, Chancellor Gerhard Schröder sided with Beijing on Wednesday as China threatened to invade Taiwan in case of a referendum on independence.
		China could only reach its goal of becoming the world’s largest Internet market within the next four years if foreign and national Internet users had free access to information.
		German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder spoke out in favor of lifting the European weapon embargo against China during his visit to Beijing.
	www.dw-world.de /english/0,3367,1430_A_1048609_1_A,00.html (657 words)

	Hong Kong & China
		China's telecommunications equipment makers are aggressively competing for a bigger slice of the international market at the same time as their global rivals are hungrily eyeing the mainland.
		China is unique for the U.S., in part, because the trade relationship and the trade deficit have grown so large so quickly and because foreign investment flows into China have been so massive, while, at the same time, political tensions over proliferation, trade and other issues continue.
		Because China is not a status-quo country, its size and rapid emergence as a magnet for foreign investment and advanced technologies and the growth of its military capabilities have sounded alarm bells in the U.S., and in other industrialized democracies.
	www.hkchcc.org /hongkong-china02.htm (11658 words)

	China
		The China Institute of Atomic Energy (CIAE), in cooperation with the Beijing Institute of Nuclear Engineering, is constructing the FBR with Russian technical assistance.
		China plans to use this reactor to provide the technical foundation for its long-term program of commercial FBR development.
		This material is produced independently for NTI by the Center for Nonproliferation Studies at the Monterey Institute of International Studies and does not necessarily reflect the opinions of and has not been independently verified by NTI or its directors, officers, employees, agents.
	www.nti.org /db/china/fbrprog.htm (672 words)

	Germany, China discuss Iran's N-case - Irna
		China, a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council and a member of the 5+1 Group negotiating the West's nuclear dispute with Iran, has stressed diplomatic means to settle the dispute.
		Representatives of the five permanent members of the Security Council -- China, Russia, the United States, Britain and France -- plus Germany (Group 5+1) are to hold a meeting in London on Wednesday to discuss Europe's package of incentives to Iran before it is is officially presented to Tehran.
		Speaking to reporters after the meeting, the German chancellor said China and Germany were agreed that no country should have access to weapons of mass destruction.
	www.irna.ir /en/news/view/line-17/0605224124143227.htm (425 words)

	Germany Online: Information Services: Publications: The Week in Germany (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The visit — Schroeder's fifth to China since 1998 but the first since the country's new leadership took office last March — was aimed at strengthening cooperation between Chinese and German companies.
		China is a large — and growing — market for German goods, with German exports there totaling 14.5bn Eur in 2002, up 20% over the previous year.
		Besides economic ties, the Chancellor's talks with Chinese officials focused on human rights, the rule of law, the Iraq conflict and the North Korean nuclear crisis, German officials said.
	www.germany-info.org /relaunch/info/publications/week/2003/031205/economy1.html (391 words)

	Spode china, spode Christmas tree dinnerware, spode woodland china, Christmas - chinacraft.co.uk
		Arriving from China in 1870, courtesy of Colonel Alfred Copeland, Spode Blue Colonel-Gold is a 15th century Spode china pattern.
		Spode Christmas Rose china is an elegant dinnerware pattern, with its Victorian colour palette, was first introduced on a special plum pudding dish in 1890.
		Dating from 1897 Spode Lancaster Cobalt China, with its rich, broad bands of cobalt blue and lavish raised 22 carat gold decoration applied by hand, is one of Spode's most prestigious and admired dinnerware patterns.
	www.chinacraft.co.uk /search/Spode_china.htm (1092 words)

	Conflict over arms embargo at EU-China summit
		China’s commitments to economic restructuring as a World Trade Organisation (WTO) member and the impact of ending international textile quotas were also discussed.
		Even though China is often hailed as the “workshop of the world”, it is heavily reliant on imported machinery and technology, especially from Germany and Japan, the world’s two largest exporters of machine tools.
		The German ambitions in China were clearly displayed during Schroeder’s three-day visit to China on the eve of the Hague summit.
	www.wsws.org /articles/2004/dec2004/euch-d17.shtml (1707 words)

	Chancellor's China Initiative
		With China investing vast sums in higher education and the next wave in biotechnology likely to move from pharmaceuticals to agriculture, UC Riverside Chancellor France A. Córdova, and Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost Ellen Wartella set out the week of Sept. 12 to build greater agriculture and environmental research contacts with their Chinese counterparts.
		The UCR Chancellor will give a keynote address before 150 university presidents from around the world at China Agricultural University's (CAU) centennial celebration in Beijing on Friday, Sept. 16.
		Her address suggests that, given the rapidly changing nature of Chinese society, China's higher education system might consider the U.S. land grant university system as a model for the evolution of Chinese agricultural and technical universities.
	www.chancellor.ucr.edu /documents/china.html (374 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Business \| The Chancellor's China
		Gordon Brown believes that China will ultimately become the world's largest economy and he was there to see for himself what's going on.
		And there is, of course, another China which Gordon Brown and the privileged passengers of the motorcade never caught sight of.
		The closest we came to the 'other' China was talking to factory workers in Shenzhen - a huge industrial City where 95% of the population come from other parts of the country and the average age is 28.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/business/4297957.stm (569 words)

	Schroeder tells China that EU will work out arms embargo issue - EUbusiness - EU law, politics and finance (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Vague EU pledges to lift the ban were put aside after China passed an anti-secession law on Taiwan in April, heightening concerns that the law could eventually lead to war in the Taiwan Straits.
		Amnesty International urged Merkel to ask China to impose a moratorium on its use of the death penalty and argued that Germany's approach of trying to promote "change through trade" in China had failed and should be re-assessed.
		Germany is China's biggest European trade partner, with German exports to China rising 12.7 percent in the first half of 2005 to 9.48 billion euros.
	www.eubusiness.com /Trade/051111151539.bwlfv67c (797 words)

	Business Opportunities in China (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		China has established a pharmaceutical industry structure, and has become one of the largest pharmaceuticals-producing countries in the world.
		China's WTO commitments include the tightening of rules on intellectual property, tariff concessions, and market access of non-Chinese service suppliers engaging in the distribution of pharmaceuticals.
		The appendices (section 6) include two case studies that explore examples of a 'Sino-foreign equity joint venture' and a 'Wholly foreign-owned company' in China, references, a glossary of terms, the source data used in the figures, and a resources section.
	www.piribo.com /publications/country/asia_pacific/china/opportunities_china.html (434 words)

	UWM: Chancellor Carlos E. Santiago
		UWM Chancellor Carlos Santiago, Provost Rita Cheng, School of Business Administration Dean V. Kanti Prasad and College of Nursing Dean Sally Lundeen were among those who joined Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett on his trade mission to China from Oct. 14 to 22.
		Growing the university's capacity for self-sustaining, funded research was the challenge posed to the UWM community by Chancellor Carlos E. Santiago during his Fall 2005 Plenary Address.
		The theme of building research in Milwaukee was picked up on by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, which ran a series of articles about the subject in its Sept. 18 Crossroads section.
	www.uwm.edu /Dept/Chancellor (450 words)

	China: "Made in China" often means forced labour
		On the occasion of an official visit to China by Germany's chancellor, Gerhard Schröder, the International Society for Human Rights asserts that not only the political system in China, but also its economy are inextricably linked to human rights violating practices.
		ISHR calls upon the German chancellor to speak up for human rights during his official visit to China.
		Not only products which are labelled "Made in China" are produced in labour camps, but also products of foreign companies are partly or completely manufactured in Chinese labour camps.
	www.ishr.org /press/pr2004/dec04/041207china.htm (674 words)

	Office of the Chancellor
		Both graduate and undergraduate students are represented on our Chancellor's Leadership Council, and serve on a variety of campus committees.
		As Chancellor, I take great pride both in the diversity of UCR and in the atmosphere of community and mutual respect that we enjoy.
		Chancellor's Advisory Committee on the Status of Women
	www.chancellor.ucr.edu (368 words)

	International Assessment and Strategy Center > Research > How May Europe Strengthen China’s Military?
		For China’s submarine development and production sector, the Type 039 was its first attempt to break out of the self-imposed military- technical barriers stemming from the isolation of the Cultural Revolution, which had relegated Chinese submarine technology to 1950s-level Soviet designs typified by the Type 035 "Ming" SSK.
		China will invest $200 million Galileo to ensure access military access to navigation satellite signals, critical to the use of new generation land-attack cruise missiles and precision-guided bombs and missiles.
		Finally, American observers are perhaps most concerned about the access China has already obtained and which may now increase, to highly sophisticated European software, surveillance systems, communications devices, and so forth—the suite of systems that is beginning fully to integrate the various elements of the US military, and some European militaries.
	www.strategycenter.net /research/pubID.61/pub_detail.asp (2949 words)

	The New York Times > Technology > U.S. Blocks Use of Mapping System in China
		But in a meeting this week with analysts in Australia, the head of BHP Billiton's business in China, Clinton Dines, said plans to use Falcon technology in China had been rejected by the United States Navy, according to a report published in The Australian, which was confirmed Friday by BHP Billiton in Melbourne.
		China is in the midst of an aggressive drive to secure raw materials for its fast-growing economy, including copper, iron ore and oil, risking territorial disputes with Japan and other neighbors in its quest.
		Analysts said most of China had been mined so extensively over the centuries that it was hard to imagine that any significant deposits could have been overlooked.
	www.nytimes.com /2005/04/04/technology/04map.html?ex=1270267200&en=c50ddfbc36135ce8&ei=5090&partner=rssuserland (874 words)

	Epochtimes English Edition :: Taiwan Vice President Criticizes Germany's China Policy
		Many countries spent a lot of money and time to fight against terrorism last year, Lu said in the German TV program "Weltspiegel" broadcast Sunday, adding that it is "unimaginable" that Germany would share high-tech weapons with the totalitarian Chinese regime.
		During a visit to Mainland China last December Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder expressed that in response to Beijing's support for Germany's unification, Berlin would support Mainland China's current Taiwan policy.
		The chancellor also promised Beijing that he would request that the European Union lift its 1989 ban prohibiting delivering weapons to the mainland.
	www.theepochtimes.com /news/4-1-26/18976.html (265 words)

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