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*>> toward urban landscapes. "He is showing both sides of the coin, both wonderment and fear at how quickly things are changing," he said. "Is it positive or negative? It's unclear." Nancy Wallach, director of curatorial affairs for the Katonah museum, believes the issues Chinese photographers are grappling with are universal. "They are dealing with issues that are pertinent to China in a political, economic or cultural sense, but these are often also issues that people are facing all over the world," she said. "It is very much a part of a global conversation." For example, Li Wei, whose images of gravity-defying stunt sc
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*>>here will be no conclusion to the Doha round in 2011," according to Rob Davies, the South African trade minister. Who's to blame? Officials and experts at home and abroad have been pointing the finger at the US for postponing the talks. The president of the World Bank Group, Robert Zoellick, has openly criticized the Obama administration for failing to provide leadership in the Doha round and for adopting a defensive stance that has helped to stall the discussions. "If (US) negotiators wait for the US Congress to tell them it's OK to close a deal, they'll wait for a long time," said Zoellick, a US trade representative
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*>>short of the demand of striking workers, about two-thirds of the factory's total of 1,400 employees, who sought a 500 yuan increase per month. "Salaries for workers at Chinese automakers now average 3,000 yuan per month. But frontline workers at Honda's suppliers stand at 1,200 per month and even below. It's unfair," Jiang Libiao, an associate professor with the mechanics and auto engineering school of the South China University of Technology based in Guangzhou, the provincial capital of Guangdong, told Sunday. Jiang said for years some overseas-funded companies have maintained frontline employees' wages at the
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*>> toward urban landscapes. "He is showing both sides of the coin, both wonderment and fear at how quickly things are changing," he said. "Is it positive or negative? It's unclear." Nancy Wallach, director of curatorial affairs for the Katonah museum, believes the issues Chinese photographers are grappling with are universal. "They are dealing with issues that are pertinent to China in a political, economic or cultural sense, but these are often also issues that people are facing all over the world," she said. "It is very much a part of a global conversation." For example, Li Wei, whose images of gravity-defying stunt sc
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*>>here will be no conclusion to the Doha round in 2011," according to Rob Davies, the South African trade minister. Who's to blame? Officials and experts at home and abroad have been pointing the finger at the US for postponing the talks. The president of the World Bank Group, Robert Zoellick, has openly criticized the Obama administration for failing to provide leadership in the Doha round and for adopting a defensive stance that has helped to stall the discussions. "If (US) negotiators wait for the US Congress to tell them it's OK to close a deal, they'll wait for a long time," said Zoellick, a US trade representative
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