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Photo News Two pedestrians walk on the financial street in Shanghai, Dec 11, 2006. Five years after China's accession to the WTO, more and more foreign banks begin to offer RMB businesses to Chinese citizens. U.S. vice ambassador to the United Nations Alejandro Wolff votes at UN's New York headquarters, Dec. 23, 2006. The UN Security Council voted unanimously to pass a resolution imposing sanctions against Iran over its controversial nuclear. Chief negotiators of the six countires joint hands in a photo session before a dinner in Beijing, Dec. 17, 2006.The second phase of the fifth-round six-party talks are to be formally launched on Dec. 18, 2006 in Beijing, capital of China. Chinese President Hu Jintao (R) shakes hands with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe during their meeting in Beijing, capital of China, Oct. 8, 2006. A Thai soldier guards in downtown Bangkok, capital of Thailand, September 20, 2006. Thai coup military proclaimed to cordon off Bangkok Wednesday. Lhasa Railway Station Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao began to deliver a report on the work of the government to the annual session of the national legislature, which opened March 5, 2006.

China Politics World Politics China Economy World Economy Others  Two pedestrians walk on the financial street in Shanghai, Dec 11, 2006. Five years after China's accession to the WTO, more and more foreign banks begin to offer RMB businesses to Chinese citizens. UPDATED 15:43, January 04, 2007 World powers' relations feature cooperation, competition in 2006 In 2006, the relations between the world's big powers featured a mixture of cooperation and competition. Amid constant interaction, the big powers have employed various means to keep a relative balance between such subtle relations. Outlook for China's major events in 2007 A rundown of the major events in China shows 2007 will be extremely busy, productive and crucial for the country's reforms and development. The year will feature the continued evolution of the government and the turning of a new page for the Communist Party of China. China's GDP is expected to grow 10.5 percent in 2006, economist China's gross domestic product (GDP) is expected to rise by 10.5 in 2006 over the previous year, said Yao Jingyuan, chief economist of the National Bureau of Statistics.   China Politics   NO.1 - NO.21     Outlook for China's major events in 2007 (11:06, January 03, 2007) Giving fuller scope to Party's external work: Interview (14:52, December 31, 2006) New, pragmatic platform of cooperation between China and Russia (14:52, December 31, 2006) China's six most prominent key military maneuvers in 2006 (15:11, December 31, 2006) China's armed forces begin to shed cloak of mystery (07:39, December 31, 2006) China takes its place on the international stage  (10:30, December 30, 2006) China, U.S. enjoy active military exchanges in 2006 (07:23, December 28, 2006) When "Made in China" become "Made in Africa" (17:44, December 22, 2006) Sino-EU ties more mature and pragmatic in 2006 (16:39, December 22, 2006) China and Arab nations' cooperation enters new stage of development (17:50, December 21, 2006) Sino-Japanese ties expected to warm up in 2007  (17:32, December 21, 2006) Sino-US relations stable as they move forward (16:29, December 20, 2006) China's first step forward in its "harmonious world-oriented" diplomacy (14:37, December 19, 2006) Yearender: Frictions over human rights mirror different emphasis by West, China  (10:55, December 19, 2006) Yearender: Chinese peacekeepers make greater contribution to world peace (08:35, December 19, 2006) Yearender: China-U.S.ties strengthen in 2006 despite trade frictions (08:14, December 18, 2006) Stalemate in Sino-Japanese ends to restore twilight  (10:13, December 14, 2006) Yearender: Largest-ever youth exchanges help to build harmonious world (08:08, December 12, 2006) Good neighbors, good friends and good partners (10:14, December 14, 2006) Yearender: China-Japan relations stand on new starting point (09:22, December 09, 2006) Yearender: China-Africa relations advance to new stage in 2006 (08:30, December 08, 2006)  << Previous

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