By Raj Abhyanker, Editor
Here are some interesting aggregate statistics about Cupertino, CA as of the year 2009. The city of Cupertino has about 54,000 residents. Approximately half or 27,200 are registered to vote. The city of Cupertino is rich with diversity, its residents coming from all parts of the globe. The two largest (and fastest [...]
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BEIJING (AP) — Widening income gaps, corrupt local administrations and policies that seem to favor the well-connected few over the disadvantaged many are fueling spasms of violence that spring up in cities across China. In the most recent case, …
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Russia and China urged North Korea on Wednesday to return to negotiations on the fate of its rogue nuclear programs — an unusual joint appeal from two UN Security Council members who have resisted US efforts to impose more punitive measures against …
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BONN, Germany, June 12 (UPI) — The United States will not demand hard promises of cuts in carbon emissions from China, the head of a delegation to a climate change conference said Friday.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The Obama administration's chief climate negotatior says the United States is not likely to enter into a new international treaty to reduce the emissions blamed for global warming without China and other major greenhouse-gas emitters …
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By Ralph Jennings TAIPEI, May 21 (Reuters) - A leading figure in Taiwan's anti-China opposition party took a political risk on Thursday by flying to Beijing to sell her hometown's World Games, an alternative to the Olympics that has seen disappointing …
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WASHINGTON (CNN) — President Obama has selected Republican Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. to be his ambassador to China, sources tell CNN.
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By ANDREW JACOBS and EDWARD WONG BEIJING - After a year of obfuscation, the authorities on Thursday released the first official tally of student deaths from the earthquake last May, saying that 5335 children either were dead or remained missing.
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Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso ended a two-day trip to Beijing Thursday. Both countries affirmed their desire to cooperate but avoided troublesome topics.
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BEIJING (AFP) - Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso on Thursday called for Tokyo and Beijing to unite in facing the world's environmental and economic challenges, while playing down concerns over China's military power.
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