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Nepal to keep one-China policy
Kathmandu (AFP) Jul 29, 2006 Nepal's new government has promised to continue its "one China" policy and said it will not allow any anti-Chinese activities in the Himalayan nation, a minister said Saturday. Officials gave the pledge in talks with China's Vice Foreign Minister Wu Dawei in Kathmandu, who had wrapped up a three-day visit, Nepal's Foreign Minister Khadag Prasad Oli said. "We assured the Chinese delegation that we will abide by the 'one-China' policy and will not allow any activities against China in our territory," Oli said. Nepal sits between India and China. The "one-China" doctrine maintains that the only Chinese state is the People's Republic of China. Beijing views Taiwan as a renegade province. Oli said talks with the 10-member Chinese delegation also focused on widening bilateral relations and the government's peace process with Maoist rebels. Community Email This Article Comment On This Article Related Links China News from SinoDaily.com
Chemical blast toll in China rises to 22
Beijing (AFP) Jul 29, 2006 The toll from an explosion that ripped through a chemical plant in eastern China rose on Saturday to 22 dead and 29 injured, state media said. |
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