• From late December, visitors flock to this city in Heilongjiang Province in the north-east of China to experience one of the finest ice and snow festivals anywhere in the world.

    BBC: Chill out in China: Harbin��s Ice and Snow Festival

  • In environmental news, Xinhua flags up a survey by the Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences showing that only 22.2%of shallow groundwater in the North China Plain is drinkable because of pollution.

    BBC: China media: Vietnam row

  • Experts from Shandong, a province in the north-east of China, were asked to produce a feasibility study, and the government now proposes to start work.

    ECONOMIST: The price of cheap petrol

  • Gathering in fields or villages during community festivals, members of the Korean ethnic group in Jilin and other provinces in north-eastern China offer a traditional sacrifice to the God of the Land to pay homage to nature and pray for good fortune and a plentiful harvest.

    UNESCO: Culture

  • For the Asian leg of the project he will work in a village in China's Huadu district north east of the city of Guangzhou.

    BBC: Artist turns to China for clay army

  • Despite the sluggish recovery in the economy, Coach posted better-than-expected results on the back of healthy sales in North America and China.

    FORBES: Coach's Stylish Third Quarter Earnings

  • While the rich lick their wounds in Europe and North America, the net worth of individuals in countries like China and Indonesia are up 6 to 7 percent annually.

    WSJ: Wealth Over the Edge | WSJ.Money Spring 2013

  • While the rich lick their wounds in Europe and North America, the net worth of individuals in countries like China and Indonesia are up 6 percent to 7 percent annually.

    WSJ: Wealth Over the Edge | WSJ.Money Spring 2013

  • Without exports to developing countries such as in South America and Asia as well as developed countries in North America and Europe, the economy of China would stagnate.

    FORBES: China Momentum Continues, But What Does It Mean?

  • Shares of Ford Motors have rallied more than 20% in the past three months on the back of solid North American operations, some improvement in Europe and surging sales in China.

    FORBES: China Has Growth But We're Tapping The Brakes On Ford At $15

  • Also there was an increase in selling expenses as the number of Coach-operated stores in North America, Japan and China increased.

    FORBES: Coach Can Hit $65 On Higher Handbag Margins

  • "Much of the world's population in North America, Europe, most of China and large portions of Russia live near temperate forests, so what happens in these forests has global importance, " said Jerry Franklin, a professor of forest resources at the University of Washington whose work was instrumental in maintaining the research plots.

    CNN: Global warming threatens forests, study says

  • Doede, who chairs the private equity AIG Silk Road Fund, spent an average of a week a month for four and a half years looking for "a neglected opportunity" in the politically and economically dicey part of the world stuck between Russia to the north, China to the east and Iran and Pakistan to the south.

    FORBES: Silk Road Strategies

  • He was asked to make a speech at the inauguration of a research institute in north-eastern China.

    BBC: Faking it as a foreign executive in China

  • Wuqiao County, in the flat farmlands of Hebei Province on the North China Plain, is home to dozens of acrobatic schools.

    NPR: The Acrobats of China's Wuqiao County

  • But as the only two of those so far identified are wheat noodles and rice in North and South China respectively, not something that needs to be considered at the basic level necessary to make sense of the world.

    FORBES: It's All Obvious or Trivial Except......

  • Friday, branches of the Bank of China and the China Industrial and Commercial Bank in the border city of Dandong told NPR that they had suspended all financial transactions between North Korea and China since the nuclear test.

    NPR: Rice Confident China Is Serious About N. Korea

  • But I believe with the emerging market in China and the fact that you mentioned earlier, there's more cars sold in China than in all of North America that it really - they have to capture that new creative and innovative market.

    NPR: More Bumps In The Road For GM, Chrysler And Ford

  • The number of Coach stores has increased from 396 in 2005 to around 700 in 2010 through the opening of new stores and expansion of existing facilities in North America, as well as in international markets like Japan and China.

    FORBES: Faster Chinese Store Growth Sends Coach To $67

  • The biggest retailer in the world said on Feb. 19 that it was expanding its e-commerce investments in China and further north there is talk of the company wanting to get back into Russia after leaving Moscow in 2010.

    FORBES: Wal-Mart Expanding In China, Possibly Returning To Russia

  • China's coal is located in the north and west of the country, far from the coastal cities where energy demand is growing strongly.

    ECONOMIST: What is good news for miners is bad news for the environment

  • The US last week also announced plans to boost its own missile defences in the face of a growing threat from North Korea, a move over which both China and Russia have expressed concern.

    BBC: US flies B-52s over South Korea amid North rhetoric

  • Secretary of State Hillary Clinton discussed North Korea with her Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov, on Tuesday, according to U.S. officials, following conversations Monday with leaders of the three other nations involved in the North Korea nuclear diplomacy: China, South Korea and Japan.

    WSJ: U.S. Tries to Line Up U.N. Rebuke

  • Mortenson claims that he has educated over 60, 000 of young children and mostly girls and built over 170 schools in Karakoram -the north west of Pakistan and the Wakhan valley of Afghanistan near the Russia and China border during the last 17 years.

    FORBES: How Greg Mortenson's Defense Takes Cues From Sarah Palin

  • Along with Schaefer, a European of Chinese descent (her Chinese name, Xie Tingya) who moved to China in 1994, 60% of the faculty is from Europe or North America.

    FORBES

  • China's efforts have been encouraged by an increasingly desperate shortage of water in the north.

    ECONOMIST: But it pours awards on the weather-fixers

  • Coming out of the global economic downturn, companies in China, India and other developing countries are eyeing North America and Europe as targets for new growth.

    FORBES

  • Chang Mai straddles one of Asia's great crossroads - a southern spur of the Silk Road - fusing commerce and culture between points farther north and west in modern-day China, Laos and Myanmar.

    BBC: Shopping in Chiang Mai

  • This one involves not just North Korea and America, but also South Korea and China, and is the fourth in a series of meetings designed to bring peace to the Korean peninsula (the Korean war ended with an armistice in 1953 but no formal peace treaty).

    ECONOMIST: The Koreas

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