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Project is first of three border development projects in Shan, Kachin states agreed upon by Myanmar and China
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The Asia Times, citing unidentified diplomatic sources and analysts, reported on Thursday that Beijing had been lobbying Cambodia since 2017 for a naval base in Koh Kong Province.
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Ministry plans to accept interest-free loan from Beijing to buy 80 million yuan worth of Chinese train carriages.
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Joint Myanmar-Chinese consortium will have concession rights to operate deep seaport in Rakhine as part of the project.
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Senior Communist Party of China official Song Tao says Beijing backs continued political role for Tatmadaw.
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Neither side has backed down in months from an increasingly bitter trade dispute that has jolted financial markets and cast a pall over the global economy.
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Some Western diplomats say the China International Import Expo is only window dressing for what they see as Beijing's long-standing trade abuses.
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Gov’t urged not to make too many concessions following its latest move to deepen economic ties with Beijing.
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Taiwan vowed in 2011 to phase out conscription to cut costs and boost the professionalism of its forces as it tries to better deter the Chinese threat.
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As subsidies are cut, smaller new energy vehicle (NEV) production companies face being left behind in the increasingly competitive industry.
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Beijing is growing more assertive in laying claim to a sphere of influence along its border and beyond, group says
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Myanmar, Beijing finalizing locations in Shan and Kachin to support China’s Belt and Road Initiative
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Dozens of Chinese fruit farm employees were deported in fiscal 2017-18 and non-approved chemicals were seized, according to divisional agriculture minister
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The deal says the Chinese authorities will be involved in selecting future bishops, leading some to fear further suppression of their faith.
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