• Minor has 1, 000 restaurants across 13 Asian countries and is the fastest-growing, multi-branded restaurant operator in North China.

    FORBES: Pizza Anyone?

  • He says beating it will require cooperation from other parts of North China.

    NPR: Beijing Races to Clear Its Skies Before the Olympics

  • 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

  • The publishing house reportedly retorted that geographically speaking, north China is correct.

    ECONOMIST: History just ain��t what it used to be

  • It really does take something to make a government bond a Giffen Good, something previously only observed with wheat noodles in North China and rice in South China.

    FORBES: Eurozone Crisis: Now Everyone's Going Bust, Swiss Bonds Become a Giffen Good

  • So did China and South Korea, countries not usually associated with water shortages but where agricultural expansion has been draining dry breadbasket areas like the North China Plain.

    ECONOMIST: Buying farmland abroad

  • 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

  • Over a period starting in late 2009 and running through to the end of 2011, hundreds of senior people working in all areas of the game were silently lifted from their places of work and delivered to the investigation centre at a hotel in north China.

    BBC: Business

  • China is North Korea's closest ally and officially regards the thousands of North Koreans who live in north east China as economic migrants who face repatriation.

    BBC: North Koreans arrive in Seoul

  • China provides the vast majority of North Korea's fuel oil, and analysts believe China could turn that tap off too if North Korea continues to ignore China's advice.

    NPR: Rice Confident China Is Serious About N. Korea

  • In 2001, she slipped out of the North into China with her 11-year-old daughter.

    CNN: Finding love across the Koreas: A matchmaker's tale

  • Mongolia, which is more than twice the size of Texas, borders Russia to the north and China everywhere else.

    NEWYORKER: Bones of Contention

  • And the country with the most influence on the North, China, fears that too much pressure will lead to instability, creating problems in its provinces that border the country.

    WSJ: North Korea Rocket Launch Fails

  • The new pipelines will follow the route of the old British-built Burma Road, which still carries timber, gold, gemstones and other Burmese raw materials north to China and brings in cheap manufactures.

    ECONOMIST: China and Myanmar

  • Yet Mr Fernandes has only made public what many officials say in private: that India faces a potentially formidable foe to the north, China, with which it has an unresolved border dispute that led to a humiliating defeat in a short war in 1962.

    ECONOMIST: Asian security

  • The festival located at the Old Train Station Plaza in David Remez Square, about a mile southwest of the Old City is essentially a smaller version of the spectacular Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival, which has been bringing visitors to the north of China for 27 years.

    BBC: A holy city made of ice

  • 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

  • China deftly employs the same psychology to prevent the United States from defending its interests in the useless six-party talks on North Korea while China's increasing support for North Korea allows Pyongyang's nuclear threat to grow.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy

  • Last month I had the opportunity to interview around 250 North Korean defectors near the China-North Korea border and was truly horrified by their stories.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy

  • So the idea that the North Korean nuclear test will turn China and North Korea into enemies is incorrect.

    BBC: China media: Pyongyang pressure

  • High Commissioner on Refugees to visit North Koreans in China and to stop refoulement (the forced repatriation of North Koreans against their will).

    CNN: A nation ruled through anguish and terror

  • China is unlikely to push Mr Kim or his successor into reforming the North's political system, though some observers of North Korea think China may want Mr Kim to boost the role of the party at the expense of the army to make the regime less unpredictable.

    ECONOMIST: North Korea's succession

  • "Even if China has a benign interpretation that the U.S. feels genuinely threatened by North Korea, China would still feel that it had to improve its offensive capabilities in response to the U.S. missile defense plans, " said Zhang Baohui, an international relations expert at Lingnan University in Hong Kong.

    WSJ: U.S.-China Nuclear Silence Leaves a Void

  • "China knows North Korea is useful as an irritant that prompts the U.S. and Japan to moderate their attitudes to China in the vain hope of eventual assistance on North Korea, " says Gerald Segal, director of studies at the International Institute for Strategic Studies in London.

    CNN: ASIANOW - TIME Asia

  • As to why China still supports North Korea with food supply, the question to ask is: Are you suggesting that China does not and let over 20 million North Korean women and children starve?

    FORBES: Japan and China: A Clash of Civilizations?

  • In return for food, North Korea has given China a new lease on harbour facilities in the north-eastern port of Rajin.

    ECONOMIST: What lies behind the Dear Leader��s latest trip to China?

  • The latter include: Saudi Arabia, Iran, Syria, Pakistan, North Korea, China, Cuba and Venezuela.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: War President

  • The Eosinopteryx was a 30cm (11.8in) flightless dinosaur whose remains were found in north-eastern China.

    BBC: Eosinopteryx

  • 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

  • Hwanggumpyong is a sandy island at the mouth of the Yalu river that divides North Korea from China.

    ECONOMIST: An opening for Chinese investment in a benighted country

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