East Asia

Meanwhile, in South-East Asia, factories fling out suits by the thousands that sell for just a few pounds each.

No. Autocracies , mainly in East Asia, may seem to have made their countries prosperous.

East Asia's Locustella warblers are a bit of a nightmare.

In East Asia, the resulting sharp movement of the yen is often viewed as the beginning of the end of Japan's long post-war boom.

He said he has accepted ASEAN's invitation to join the East Asia Summit, which will be held in Jakarta, Indonesia, in 2011.

Mr. Okada emphasized the role he said the U. S. plays in maintaining peace and stability in East Asia.

He thought that the Bank of East Asia whole reimburses ability good shape, the property quality does not have the question.

Africa missed out on the manufacturing revolution that lifted East Asia's economies out of poverty and into prosperity.

It was the second time in less than a week that Bank of East Asia has had to fend off negative publicity.

Given the above differences, it is therefore not surprising that East Asia and the West do not always hold identical views on human rights.

Leaving children behind is one of the hardest parts of migrant life, whether the home village is in southern Africa or east Asia.

It is not easy to consolidate democracy in the East Asia countries, so it is worthy to observe this case of Japan.

South-East Asia has seen how China is ready to bully Japan over contested waters in the sea between them.

But it would be wrong to under-estimate the significance of this rapprochement between the two great powers of east Asia.

And with East Asia, unlike with Europe and America, China tends to run trade deficits.

We are pleased to see that there are now good opportunities for the deepening, development and innovation of East Asia cooperation.

This might be less of an issue in India, just as it is less an issue in South East Asia.

In East Asia, the focus of high school is often to prepare students for college entrance exams.

Mr Obama intends to raise the matter of territorial disputes in the South China Sea at the East Asia Summit in Bali at the weekend.

HIstory shows that Russia cannot be successfully invaded from the west (Europe), but she is fairly easy to conquer from the east (Asia).

"Neither China nor America has an interest in a terrorist acquiring a bomb or a nuclear arms race breaking out in East Asia, " he said.

Japan, he said, should be seen in the context not of east Asia but of the much greater number of nations bordering the Pacific.

Six decades later, the Korean War still seems to have a strong influence on the positioning of U. S. military forces in East Asia.

After years of double-digit growth, China's exports are now falling too, though by less than those in the rest of East Asia.

Meanwhile, as America poured money and resources into the GWOT, the truly epoch-making changes of our time were taking place in east Asia.

In east Asia, at least, Mr Bush's foreign policy would embrace the hard-headed realism of his father, George H. W. Bush.

He did not imagine the existence of other lands and another huge ocean area between Europe and East Asia.

Be when facing up to Asian reality come a few years, east Asia a batch of countries with " wild goose goes " means is volant and towering.

But a strong response to both Beijing and Pyongyang could be undermined by frayed ties between Washington's two main allies in East Asia.

He said that interest from south-east Asia was a newer phenomenon, but collectors were attracted by major brand names.

China locates in the East Asia; it has huge spread of territory and large population as well as long history.

In East Asia and Southeast Asia countries, it's easy to find harmonious and unitive Confucian culture everywhere .

The big US guns, as it were, will be reserved for east Asia and the geopolitical contest with a more assertive China.

He became the emperor's private advisor, diplomatic envoy, and in the name of the emperor travelled all over South East Asia.

Determinants of Foreign Direct Investment in East Asia: Did China Crowd Out FDI from Her Developing East Asian Neighbours?

Then the author analyzes the possible dominating patterns of the dominating power that might be adopted in East Asia regional cooperation.

A Multi-angled View: the Question of and the Challenge to the Conception- "Security Compound of East Asia"

He was an agent for the OSS, the precursor to the CIA, posted to South-East Asia at the end of the second world war.

They would not stop until they had taken over South-east Asia, just as they had Eastern Europe.

China began an extremely fast recovery around March 2009, pulling the rest of East Asia, Australia, and parts of Latin America up with it.

War is always terrible, but the modern military conflicts of East Asia have been especially brutal, costly, and destabilizing.

New Zealand is ready to cooperate with China on East Asia Summit and other multilateral occasions, he noted.

Carlyle said the fund's managers would focus on Australia, greater China, India, South Korea and south-east Asia.

The dark damp caves of South East Asia's tropical regions provide the natural habitat for the swiftlets.

Of the "sick man of East Asia, " 's shadow, has long been destroyed, no longer exists.

He said diversity in East Asia leads to diversified features of East Asia cooperation in mechanism, speed and area.

However, the European Union continues to lag behind the United States and Japan in terms of market share in East Asia.

Rickshaws are found all over south and south-east Asia, in many different forms, but it is in Bangladesh that they really go overboard.

"The alliance that we have is the cornerstone of security in East Asia, " he said. "It is one that my administration wants to strengthen. "

In south east Asia - lately overshadowed by booming China and India - you stand a good chance of being treated as at least "half local" .

The "slightest sneeze" in south-east Asia "will give me so much. . . bang for my buck, " he said.

He added that the firm had also been hit by the weaker value of the pound increasing the cost of its imports from East Asia.

Security institutionalization and regional integration are the two cornerstones for a stable and peaceful regional order in East Asia.

The U. S. can handle Chinese competition, but a unified East Asia could undermine the U. S. in any number of ways.

And bad relations between the two make it harder to draw China in as a "responsible stakeholder " in East Asia and beyond.

The "Far East" , as East Asia used to be called, is indeed far away from Europe but quite nearby for people who live there.

Yet ambitions do not stop at the border. On its southern flank China is renewing a push to lay tracks to mainland South-East Asia.

And of these, South-East Asia looks the most promising over the coming decade.

Graduates may become international traders, diplomats, professors, or other professionals with a specialized knowledge of East Asia.

In East Asia Economic Circle, the Great China Economic Circle is an important part and its economic integration is much attended.

Concerns have been raised about whether the recent tsunami in South-East Asia may have increased the risk of an influenza pandemic.

He said it would push harder in markets in south-east Asia, India, Poland and Turkey.

In retrospect, profound changes and tremendous progress have taken place in East Asia.

In my opinion, the third world war will break up in East Asia in the early part of this century.

Mr. Seldin reckons they now offer the only proper New York-style bagels in Southeast Asia, if not East Asia, as well.

With its whole economical recovery, East Asia needs a more strengthened economy and currency cooperation of itself.

This linkage opens up the possibility of a circuitous eastern route into South-East Asia, via Cambodia and Thailand.

In its annual report in January, Freedom House, an American think-tank, rated Indonesia the only "free" country in South-East Asia.

The company has been exporting for years: to South Asia and East Asia, most recently including Japan, and to parts of Africa.

That gives a sense of why Futenma, however much it has helped keep the peace in East Asia, has long needed to move.

Modernity and East Asia are not a unilateral "impact-response" relation but a bidirectional mutually constructing symbiotic relation.

East Asia has done better than Latin America, showing that lower fertility alone does not determine economic success.

Before Mr. Obama's trip, administration officials had debated whether the East Asia Summit's agenda was the right one to pursue.

The deal has done much to reassure South-East Asia that China's rise will not come at the expense of the region's prosperity.

The initiative to rebuild Nalanda University is one of the major projects of the East Asia Summit cooperation in education.

At the beginning of the film Marie, on holiday in South-East Asia, has a near-death experience during the 2004 Asian tsunami.

The U. S. relationship with China, Steinberg said, is critical in the context of developments in East Asia as a whole.

The Obama administration's desire to shift focus to East Asia -- and its current inability to do so -- explains a lot.

The contrast between the handling of the East Asia crisis and the American crisis is stark and has not gone unnoticed.

Mr. Obama said he has accepted the ASEAN invitation to attend the East Asia Summit, scheduled for Jakarta next year.

China's isolation, at least until recently, has meant that Chinese racism has been little felt elsewhere, apart from east Asia.

Some of the same officials in Washington who dealt with the East Asia crisis are now managing the response to the American crisis.

The surge is the result of heavy rains in the main rubber-producing region of south-east Asia, which have disrupted rubber tapping.

In South-East Asia, and Java in particular, the shade was a place of learning and a site where rulers vowed justice.

The top White House advisor on East Asia, Jeffrey Bader, says that relationship goes beyond bilateral issues.

Asia, as he correctly observes, is the key crucible of future conflict, with East Asia in particular set to assume central importance.

At the moment, Latin America and east Asia are suffering from collapses in demand in their export markets.

East Asia is one of the world's fastest growing areas and is becoming an important pillar of the global economy.

Anna: Travel writing for a magazine. They pay you to visit countries in South East Asia and write colorful stories about what to expect.

Three-quarters of the company's operating profit came from East Asia in the six months through September.

The best viewing conditions for the eclipse are from North and Central America, parts of northern Europe and East Asia.

South-east Asia's economic miracle was the creation of the canny Chinese tycoons who dominate regional commerce, right?

The U. S. , Germany, England, Canada, South East Asia etc. Like a virus, EMC had quickly spread and infected millions of people.

In East Asia economic cooperation, the long triangle area which has by it opening to the outside world foundation and strength.

This is the eighth time I attend the East Asia leaders' meetings and I come with a wish for friendship and cooperation.

Neither America nor China has an interest in a terrorist acquiring a bomb, or a nuclear arms race breaking out in East Asia.

This meant composite bows would not last long in Europe, Japan or South East Asia, where wooden bows dominated.

Mr. Hatoyama, who wants to deepen economic ties among the nations of East Asia, also called for talks on a free-trade agreement.

The U. S. has, over the past year, exploited this tension to galvanize the rest of East Asia against China and under U.

Arrangement for Chinese leaders' activities during the East Asia Summit is still under preparation.

As much the most populous country in South-East Asia, and its biggest economy, Indonesia has always played a dominant role in ASEAN.

Taiwan's beaches are beautiful as well, offering some of east Asia's finest surfing and windsurfing spots.

Some suspect that organised-crime groups from China and South-East Asia, where match-fixing is said to be rife, were involved.

AT THE heart of North-East Asia sits a failed state with the worst human-rights record on Earth.

It would really help if people stopped calling one of the poorest economies in East Asia a "miracle. "

Every year, moist air masses known as monsoon produce large amounts of rainfall in India, East Asia, northern Australia and East Africa.

The Darason gold deposit is located in the East Asia area of Russia, and is one of the famous ultra-large type gold deposits in the world.

This 'commitment strategy' restated the value of the partnership with the United States in preserving the naval balance in North-east Asia.

In South and East Asia the floodplains of great rivers have always been home to vast numbers of people and much economic activity.

the evergreen sandalwood tree grows to a height of up to 8m in Indonesia , south east asia and in east India .

This may give our neighbours the impression that Singapore is unwilling to be a part of South-east Asia.

Prices then remained relatively stable until 1998, when there was a collapse, in the wake of the economic downturn in South-East Asia.

East Asia in today's world is a force that cannot be ignored politically, economically, culturally or geographically.

A commonly-used antibiotic is most suitable to eliminate the most common form of lymphatic filariasis in South-East Asia, say researchers.

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This year alone, he has touched down in more than 20 countries, from east Asia to central Africa, often more than once.

Her death symbolizes the wider calamity that envelops us all -- throughout the Middle East, Asia, Europe, and the United States.

Our business network spreads all over Europe, South America, North America, South-east Asia and domestic main cities.

The Bank of East Asia acquisition deal was 'small potatoes, ' Mr.

President Aquino failed to drum up much support for the proposal during the Asean and East Asia summit meetings.

And yet. India's economic ties with East and South-East Asia fall short.

The rapid development of globalization came into being increasingly deep abidance to affect to East Asia area.

China is now the largest trading partner for Japan, India, Australia, South Korea and most of the nations of south-east Asia.

This comes after years of decline due to crab imported from South-East Asia.

The East Asia Summit should continue to stick to its nature as a leaders-led strategic forum.

or whether it is able to follow the path blazed by East Asia and reap the benefits of changing population patterns.

Finally, smart-phones could become a substitute for broadband access at home, which still is not widespread in South-East Asia.

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The implementation of the policies of the United States concerning security and cooperation in East Asia.

As a result, uncertainty and suspicion still hang in the air over East Asia despite close economic relations among the countries.

North-east Asia, which would suffer most from a destabilised North Korea, appears to be preparing for the worst.

The rest of east Asia is in a race to get rich before its people get too old to work.

Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva responded by saying he would call in army reinforcements to ensure the East Asia summit goes ahead.

"HAZE" is a weasel word for the eye-stinging, throat-rasping smog that periodically engulfs parts of South-East Asia.

All this has laid an important foundation for closer cooperation in East Asia.

It has certain optimistic futures of East Asia Economy Integration from the views of the cooperative essence and aspect.

The tragedy in south-east Asia was terrible, it's up to everyone to do all they can to help out.

While North East Asia continues on its dynamic path, Gurry tells VOA the United States remains the world's technological powerhouse.

"We're going to turn central Shanghai into the Monaco of east Asia, " Ms Ye enthuses.

Before westerners brought their guns and opium to east Asia, the idea of a nation state was not well established.

The currency and economic issues in East Asia has shown that the ASEAN way needs to be supplemented by institutions.

East Asia overtook the region in output per worker by 2000 and has continued to power ahead.

In the aftermath of two "Storm" operations in south-east Asia, IMPACT wants to foster cooperation in intelligence exchanges and training.

In that tournament, the team from far East Asia made it all the way to the quarter-finals, beating the colossal Italy along the way.

'In East Asia we tend to be frugal and thrifty. This contributes to the high savings rate in the region, ' he told the conference Saturday.

It has been revealed that currently are being prepared for the first South-East Asia of Nanning (Guangxi) of the first cultural festival.

It's going to be a difficult few months for South-East Asia's second-biggest economy.

Kosovo may be geographically removed from East Asia but what happens there could have potential implications for Taiwan.

More than half of these would be concentrated in South Asia and East Asia, with 203 million and 123 million respectively.

The main products sold at home and abroad, production and exports in East Asia with the top-scale industries.

The 90-year-old Bank of East Asia blamed "malicious rumours " for the incident and said they were false.

However, the crisis stimulates the breakthrough of East Asian cooperation, as it destroys the economic systems in East Asia.

In terms of quality, many products manufactured in the countries in South-East Asia are not satisfactory.

Although controlled by vaccination and antibiotics, the disease persists due to antibiotic resistance, especially in South-East Asia.

It picked up in the second half of 1999 amidst the economic recovery in East Asia and the robust demand in the major markets.

His delta tour coincided with an official visit of Kurt Campbell, the US assistant secretary of state for East Asia and Pacific Affairs.

The spread of that model expanded American influence -- political as well as economic -- in places such as Central Europe and East Asia.

So far, such lobby groups are relatively weak in South-East Asia, whereas Big Tobacco still has lots of friends.

Whatever Chinese intentions are, it is doubtful that China will have the military capability to expel the United States from East Asia.

This fungus victimizes a particular type of cicada found in East Asia, using it as a host in which to propagate.

Recent years, the "Korean Wave" with the heat of the South Korean paly in Asia especially in East Asia has been gaven rise to the media.

On current projections, East Asia will account for over a third of the incremental world imports by the end of the 1990s.

The International Centre for Equal Healthcare Access has trained thousands of local health-care workers in South-East Asia.

As diamond dealers across the globe are placed on alert, experts believe they could be headed to east Asia, particularly China.

East Asia also has a male-dominated system, but one that stresses the nuclear family more; nowadays it has abandoned arranged marriages.

Rapid economic growth east Asia in particular has led to a dramatic decline in global poverty.

He added that China and south-east Asia would also be a focus for his team.

Li & Fung, serves as an intermediary between manufacturers in places like China and South East Asia, and retailers in U. S. and Europe.

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Clinton is visiting the Philippines and Thailand on her way to the East Asia Summit later this week in Indonesia.

Production would have to go offshore because Germany could not possibly compete with low wages in South-East Asia.

Meanwhile, the East Asia westerlies are straighter , affect Fujian Province's cold air intensity to be weak.

The thesis aims to examine the main factors that have retarded the SEMS e-commerce adoption in East Asia Pacific countries.

In the islands of South-East Asia, cocoa was established very early, but only small quantities of good quality are produced.

S. and East Asia. In this double-cycle system, China plays an important role as a hub of the production and capital flow networks.

These conflicting signals obscure the near term outlook a little, but, on balance, we think prospects for East Asia are getting brighter.

The starkest shifts are in computer services and manufacturing, where the roles of America and East Asia have diverged dramatically.

We will be watching closely as the aftershocks are felt across the Pacific and South-East Asia throughout the day.

At the time our swimming reindeer were carved in Europe, the people of north-east Asia were about to settle the Americas.

And that's the message you're going to get coming out of East Asia.

So the EU, the U. S. and many other countries are interested in having their foothold in East Asia.

The United States is hoping other countries will follow, including its key allies in East Asia, South Korea and Japan.

Having helped to inflate that spectacular bubble, it is now being exported to the equally fizzy economies of East Asia.

CROSS-BORDER co -operation tops the agenda whenever ministers in South-East Asia meet , as they did this week on the Thai island of Phuket .

The fear is that such an emphatic win will reopen divisions in what not so long ago was South-East Asia's brightest democracy.

A: Premier Wen Jiabao exchanged greetings with Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan in a lounge before attending the East Asia Summit.

Parasites in South-East Asia, for example, seem to be developing resistance to artemisinin-based treatments.

The LDP was forged in 1955 as a pro-American bulwark against the Soviet Union in East Asia and its leftist sympathisers at home.

Ken Lieberthal, an East Asia advisor to former President Bill Clinton, is now with the Brookings Institution in Washington.

Similar stories can be told in central Asia, south-east Asia or parts of Africa.

Like India and Japan, they share a historical wariness of Chinese power and an interest in countering Chinese influence in south-east Asia.

Furthermore, he commented that East Asia has been generating strong trade momentum on its own account, led by China.

Next year Malaysia is expected to achieve growth of around 5%, better than many other countries in South-East Asia.

To many, his results were surprising, but they've since been corroborated by similar studies in Europe and East Asia. Kripke explains.

Many authors conclude that East Asia needs to be more self-reliant by shifting more towards regionalization than globalization.

Yet much of this area is well south of South Asia, big chunks of which are still north of the modern definition of East Asia.

Prof Sally warns that further progress between China and Asean, and indeed the rest of the east Asia region, will be hard.

we have special varieties not seen in other parts of South East Asia. . . like orange to red coloured Durian.

The chart of this week (below the break) shows the importance and the growth of the export of components in East Asia.

This game of political musical chairs somehow seems easier than thinking about a strategic response to the insecurities of east Asia.

McMahon is promoting Liverpool's pre-season tour to South East Asia as group commercial director of the Singapore-based Profitable Group.

In south-east Asia, ministerial meetings are often preceded by a round of golf to build a convivial atmosphere.

East Asia, of course, is a huge region, home to a third of the world's population and many very different cultures.

The subject is likely to come up again this week when Clinton joins the East Asia summit in Hanoi.

Across South-East Asia fewer than one in ten women smoke, compared with about 40-70% of men.

Within a decade it may have toppled the US as the pre-eminent power in east Asia.

thailand , as the center of south east asia , has significant influence to the neighboring countries.

The theme of the forum is "to promote regional integration: the endogenous growth momentum in East Asia" .

It was not until I travelled to south-east Asia that I discovered Vietnamese cuisine.

Imported from all over South East Asia, especially mixed in small logs from Kalimantan and Sarawak, but not much in volume.

East Asia and East Asia-North America areal types have the greatest influence on the forest flora in the middle part of Mt.

Incidence rates are falling in five of WHO's six regions (the exception is the South-East Asia Region, where the incidence rate is stable).

This has provided a sizeable but ultimately unsustainable stimulus to the rest of the world, notably east Asia.

It will rise again now, given that the Middle East and East Asia are bound to get messier.

So the Kosovo issue could unexpectedly crop up as a real problem in East Asia.

Hill was in Berlin to brief officials in the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the situation in East Asia.

Ornamental aquarium and pond fish (Carassius auratus) of the carp family, native to East Asia but introduced into many other areas.

To grow our business footprint in South East Asia we have committed to a manufacturing JV in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

They soon went on to other countries in South and South-east Asia as well as East Africa.

Out of those countries, the places I have learned the most from are the countries in South East Asia.

Versatile hibiscus shrubs, have migrated from parts of South East Asia to become the world's signature tropical flower.

Bosworth arrived there from South Korea as part of his brief East Asia tour.

Clark said that New Zealand has maintained close ties with East Asia and would like to hold consultations with China at the summit.

East Asia cooperation should target development, respect diversity, and be conducted in a step-by-step manner.

South-east Asia, especially natural resource-rich Indonesia, is full of Indians who prefer to deal with governments other than their own.

South East Asia and parts of the Amazon jungle are similarly well-endowed, he says.

Agencies in Europe, America, Mediterranean, Middle-east, Australia, South-east Asia.

Japan feels itself caught between the reality of Chinese power and questions about U. S. commitments in East Asia.

So far East Asia's economies have reaped the most dramatic demographic dividend.

At present, there have been three competitive cooperation programs dominated by China, Japan and USA in East Asia.

Well before next year's 10th anniversary of east Asia's economic crisis, celebrations have begun to mark the region's return to health.

Migratory waterbirds in East Asia an important station for every year a large number of wetland birds passing through protected areas.

The rainfall patterns in the east of China are influenced by the vertical atmospheric circulation pattern over East Asia significantly.

Fundamentalism remains a force in South-East Asia, and lawless Cambodia is no safe haven.

But Nike has been steadily spreading manufacturing from southern China to the rest of the country, and the rest of South-East Asia.

And New Delhi formulated a 'Look East' policy as early as 1991, to capitalize on East Asia's economic growth.

The fact that the South China Seawas discussed at the recent East Asia Summit against the wishes of Chinaproves this.

The meeting this past weekend of Japan, Korea, and China showing, again, cooperation in East Asia.

Around 55% of these were in Asia (defined as South-East Asia and the western Pacific) and 31% in Africa.

Maritime disputes are seen as a dangerous potential flashpoint between east Asia's pre- eminent powers.

It is within the reach of East Asia's governments to maintain economic growth, mitigate climate change, and improve energy security.

United Nations report says amphetamine-type stimulants now provide the major illicit drug threat in much of South and East Asia.

Geographical proximity and cultural similarity in East Asia are the assets for our cooperation.

The U. S. head of Bank of East Asia was not immediately available to comment.

Much of the boom in television news stations is commercially funded, especially in south and east Asia.

Clinton flew to Sanya for the meeting with Dai after attending the East Asia Summit in Hanoi.

It's not clear whether the leaders will also meet during the East Asia Summit later that month in Bali.

Q: Will Premier Wen Jiabao meet with his Japanese counterpart on the sidelines of the East Asia Summit meetings?

Except traditional factors, nontraditional factors also had deep affect of East Asia integration development.

The United States rebuked North Korea for threatening the peace and stability of east Asia.