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• Russia says Ukraine sold banned missiles to Iran, China RIA Novosti 30 Jun 2006 -- A Ukrainian firm supplied China and Iran with six long-range cruise missile in 2000-2001, Russia's defense minister said Friday.
• Chinese Premier Says Beijing Concerned About Possible North Korean Missile Launch VOA 28 Jun 2006 -- The Chinese premier has said his country is concerned about reports North Korea is preparing to launch a long-range missile
• South Korea Urges China to Use Influence with North Korea Over Missile Launch VOA 27 Jun 2006 -- The South Korean Foreign Minister has urged China to use its influence to persuade North Korea not to proceed with the test of a ballistic missile.
• South Korea, China Hold Talks as Bush Voices Concern Over N. Korea Missile Reports VOA 26 Jun 2006 -- South Korean and Chinese officials are meeting to discuss reports that North Korea is preparing to test fire a missile capable of reaching the United States.
• China: US Sanctions Undermine Non-Proliferation Cooperation VOA 15 Jun 2006 -- China says a U.S. decision to impose sanctions on four Chinese companies for allegedly helping Iran acquire missile-related technology would seriously undermine Beijing and Washington's cooperation in non-proliferation.
• Russia to maintain military cooperation with China - Putin RIA Novosti 15 Jun 2006 -- Russia is committed to advancing its military technical cooperation with China, President Vladimir Putin said after a meeting with the Chinese president.
• U.S., Chinese Companies Sent Missile Parts to Iran, Treasury Says Washignton File 13 Jun 2006 -- The U.S. Department of the Treasury has designated four Chinese companies and one U.S. company as having supplied Iran's military with missile-related and dual-use components.
• Amnesty International Says Chinese Secret Arms Sales Stoke Conflict, Repression VOA 12 Jun 2006 -- The human rights group Amnesty International is accusing China of carrying out secret arms sales that it says are stoking conflict and repression in Burma, Sudan, Nepal and other nations
• East China Sea Joint Development Proposals Being Discussed VOA 07 Jun 2006 -- Diplomats involved in Sino-Japanese negotiations on their maritime border dispute say the neighbors have traded proposals to cooperate in developing resources in the East China Sea.
• China, North Korea Strike Oil Exploration Deal VOA 06 Jun 2006 -- China says it has reached a deal with North Korea to look for oil in the Yellow Sea
• China's President Orders Probe of Military Plane Crash VOA 05 Jun 2006 -- China's president Hu Jintao has ordered an investigation into the crash of a military plane Saturday that killed all 40 people aboard.
• Rumsfeld Urges China to Explain Increased Military Spending VOA 03 Jun 2006 -- The U.S. Secretary of Defense has said that Iran's support for terrorism makes it an unusual participant in a regional group led by China and Russia
• Backgrounder: The Scope of China's Military Threat cfr.org 02 Jun 2006
• Stand of Chinese Party and Government to Boost Relations with DPRK Reiterated KCNA 01 Jun 2006 -- Premier of the State Council of China Wen Jiabao who is member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the C.C., the Communist Party of China met and had a friendly talk with DPRK Foreign Minister Paek Nam Sun and his party in Zhongnanhai here on Tuesday.
• Talks between DPRK and Chinese FMs KCNA 01 Jun 2006 -- Talks between DPRK Foreign Minister Paek Nam Sun and Chinese Foreign Minister Li Zhaoxing took place here Tuesday.