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PM Abe celebrates anniversary of Japan-China ties
and promote the steady improvement and development of their relations,” China’s official Xinhua News Agency reported. China’s national day is Sunday. Beijing welcomed the attendance of Abe, who was accompanied by Foreign Minister Taro Kono.…
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North Korean firms in China ordered to close by January
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