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Relying on Domestic Demand
Will China soon see the end of inflation, or was it just a breather before another inflationary peak?
 A Nation in Transformation
Nepal has made a new start. The Himalayan country bordering southwest China has bid farewell to its monarchy for good and declared itself a federal republic. Beijing Review reporter Yan Wei spoke to Tanka Prasad Karki, Nepal's Ambassador to China, about the country's historic changes.
 Decoding China's Urbanization
China's current urbanization lags behind its industrialization by more than 10 percentage points. The satisfactory urbanization rate should be 50 percent
 Pearl on the Crown
Area: 35,400 square km; Population: 8.45 million (2007); Provincial Capital: Haikou
 Sunshine After the Rain
A Japanese business leader shows optimism on future development in China
 Intimate Links
China and South Asian countries are eyeing a "partnership of common prosperity"
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-Putting on a Game Face
-Impressions of Germany
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-Small But Attractive
-Getting IT Right
-No Second Chances
-The Right to Choose
-Courting Chinese Investors
-U.S. Economists Against Protectionism
-Comparative Advantage Not Cause of Trade Surplus
-Vision for Darfur
-Development Is the Answer
-‘The Time Has Come’
-A Positive Factor
-Shanghai Through Foreigners' Eyes
-Syriana: A Syrian Saga
-An Unprecedented Law
-Feeding the Nation

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