Hong Liang:
Quantitative easing best to free up credit
Quantitative easing best to free up credit
Alexis Hooi:
Eighteen Palms of power to kick a dragon's butt
Eighteen Palms of power to kick a dragon's butt
Chen Weihua:
Qingming, a time to celebrate life
Qingming, a time to celebrate life
Raymond Zhou:
It's only make-believe
It's only make-believe
Satellite launch sparks conflicting claims
The DPRK said on Sunday it launched a satellite into orbit but the US and the ROK said it had failed to enter orbit. DPRK Says Successfully Launches Satellite 
Seoul: Launch FailsChina Calls For RestraintFull Text of KCNA ReportJapan ProtestsUS: Launch Is Provocative
Seoul: Launch FailsChina Calls For RestraintFull Text of KCNA ReportJapan ProtestsUS: Launch Is Provocative |
Japanese Self-Defence Force's Patriot Advanced Capability-3 (PAC-3) missile units are deployed at the Defence Ministry in Tokyo March 29, 2009.
Agencies
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- Five nations, Japan to meet on DPRK launch
- Russian space control: DPRK satellite not in orbit
- Kim Jong Il observes launch of satellite
- FM holds phone talks with US, Russian, Japanese, S Korean counterparts
- S.Korea says DPRK failed to put satellite into orbit
- DPRK says successfully launches satellite
- China calls for restraint on DPRK launching activity
 Neighbors prepare for DPRK's rocket launch
US President Barack Obama, pushing plans to rid the world of nuclear arms, said Sunday that Pyongyang's launch of a long-range rocket underscores the urgency of his weapons agenda.
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 A look at DPRK's missile arsenal
The White House said that it will "have to rethink" its strategy toward Pyongyang after the latest round of the six-party talks failed to break impasse over the verification of nuclear facilities in the DPRK.
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