• He appointed two black secretaries of State and a Chinese-American secretary of Labor.

    CNN: Will history be kind to Bush?

  • The meeting was the first high-level U.S.-Chinese contact since then-Defense Secretary Leon Panetta's brief visit to Beijing in September.

    NPR: China's Leader Xi Meets US Treasury Secretary

  • Are they too vulnerable to new Chinese anti-ship missiles as Defense Secretary Gates implies?

    FORBES: Where are the Carriers?

  • Newspapers report on talks between Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi and US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in Phnom Penh, as tension over the South China Sea disputes continues.

    BBC: China morning round-up: A US-China stand-off

  • "He informed them of our concerns about Mr. Heywood's death and the suspicion that he had been murdered, and conveyed our formal request that the Chinese authorities investigate, " the foreign secretary said.

    WSJ: U.K. Details Response to Heywood's Death

  • Most editorials remained focused on the ongoing China-Japan row over the disputed East China Sea islands as US Defence Secretary Leon Panetta met his Chinese counterpart Liang Guanglie in Beijing on Tuesday after a visit to Tokyo.

    BBC: China morning round-up: Wang Lijun in court

  • In the 1970s, U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger asked Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai his opinion on the chief consequences of the French Revolution.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Mr Rumsfeld's trip to the headquarters of the 2nd Artillery, which commands China's nuclear and conventional missile forces, was a way of placating a defence secretary who has been telling the Chinese to become more open.

    ECONOMIST: Up to a point

  • Philippine Foreign Secretary Albert Del Rosario said he met with Chinese Ambassador Ma Keqing and both reaffirmed their governments' positions that the Scarborough Shoal where the ships are facing off was part of their own country's territory and neither was ready to stand down.

    WSJ: Philippine Warship, China Ships in Standoff

  • Unfortunately, that seemingly sound advice may not have reached Ralls Corporation, a Chinese-owned company that named President Obama, Treasury Secretary Geithner, and the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) in a lawsuit recently filed in a District of Columbia federal court.

    FORBES: If You Want to Buy an American Company, Ask Permission, Not Forgiveness

  • Secretary of State John Kerry has talked with his Chinese counterpart, Yang Jiechi, twice this week, according to the State Department.

    WSJ: Korean Blast Fans Nuclear Concerns

  • Secretary of State Hillary Clinton spoke Monday with the Russian and Chinese foreign ministers, a department spokesman said, as the U.N.

    CNN: U.S., allies plan tough U.N. resolution on North Korea

  • Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner, who is co-leading the US delegation along with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, is likely to push his Chinese counterparts behind the scenes.

    BBC: China to flex its financial muscles at US meeting

  • Paying personal visits to Beijing and Moscow, the former UN secretary-general seems to have coaxed Mr Assad's Chinese and Russian friends, hitherto reluctant to endorse anything that smelled of outside intervention, into supporting an approach that opens the door to this option, if only by a crack.

    ECONOMIST: Syria and the UN

  • Home Secretary Theresa May has expressed concerns about relaxing the visa system for Chinese tourists.

    BBC: Vince Cable: UK borders must be open to genuine investors

  • In Hanoi, American officials say, the secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, made it clear to both Chinese and Japanese diplomats that she wanted the temperature lowered.

    ECONOMIST: Rocky relations between China and Japan

  • The move followed U.S. restrictions on Chinese seafood and came just a day after the U.S. commerce secretary called for China to step up its oversight of product and food exports.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • " Though the deputy premier recognizes the Malays' difficulties, adds his former political secretary Ibrahim Saad, "he is not going to stop the Chinese from achieving.

    CNN: NATION THAT IS

  • Huang Shengming, secretary-general of the China National Food Industry Association, says that Chinese people associate foreign brands with quality, and that foreign management practices have sharpened up local companies.

    ECONOMIST: It's tough but worth it

  • To date, extensive discussions between Chinese officials and top U.S. leaders including President Barack Obama and Defense Secretary Leon Panetta have had little impact on what government and cybersecurity experts say is escalating and technologically evolving espionage.

    WSJ: US weighs tougher action over China cyberattacks

  • U.S. Commerce Secretary Gary Locke led the way when he raised Mr. Hu's treatment with Chinese authorities not as a favor to Australia, but because the Obama administration recognized the implications of his case for governments and companies doing business with China irrespective of their nationality.

    WSJ: The Rio Tinto Lesson

  • U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Robert Einhorn is in China this week, while Secretary of State Warren Christopher and National Security Adviser Anthony Lake are expected to meet with their Chinese counterparts next month.

    CNN: Unreal War

  • The foreign secretary said he was informed of the claims the next day and immediately instructed British officials to ask the Chinese authorities to investigate.

    CNN: STORY HIGHLIGHTS

  • He was all smiles when Madeleine Albright, the American secretary of state, dropped in this week on her way to Beijing (where she had talks with Chinese leaders about President Clinton's proposed visit in June).

    ECONOMIST: The ungrateful Japanese

  • As a matter of fact, my niece who -- excuse me, as we say in the Senate, a point a personal privilege -- who graduated from Harvard not too long ago, works for Secretary Geithner, she did exactly what we hope another 100, 000 will do: She studied Chinese and went and lived in China and is now devoted to making sure the relationship gets better and better and better.

    WHITEHOUSE: U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue

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