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Ruling parties meet to discuss Sino-Japanese ties 21/02 08:15:30

  Senior ruling party officials of both China and Japan met in Beijing on Monday afternoon, hoping to repair bilateral relations damaged by Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's visits to Yasukuni Shrine, which honors war criminals.

Expert warns China, Japan of consequences of disagreement 21/02 10:30:24

  A Chinese expert has called for China and Japan to prevent bilateral ties from deteriorating further in order to avoid harming both countries.

Japan's FM backtracks on call for emperor to visit Shrine 01/02 01:59:59

  Japan's Foreign Minister Taro Aso on Tuesday backtracked on his earlier remark urging the country's emperor to visit the war-linked Yasukuni Shrine, saying he was not suggesting the emperor should visit the site in this day and age.

Commentary

More Shrine visits -- a wrong path for Japan's LDP 21/01 02:04:18

  The Chinese Government sent a task force organized by the Foreign Ministry to Karachi Thursday to help deal with the aftermath of three Chinese engineers' death in Pakistan.

Shrine visits sour Sino-Japanese ties 31/12 13:03:55

  The year 2005 ends with deteriorating Sino-Japanese political relations due to Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's repeated visits to the Yasukuni Shrine.

Unreasonable defense for war shrine visits  31/01 19:57:24

  The Chinese Government sent a task force organized by the Foreign Ministry to Karachi Thursday to help deal with the aftermath of three Chinese engineers' death in Pakistan.

Koizumi's shrine visits sour Sino-Japanese relations 29/12 09:55:51

  The Chinese Government sent a task force organized by the Foreign Ministry to Karachi Thursday to help deal with the aftermath of three Chinese engineers' death in Pakistan.

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