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Medvedev's one and only visit makes strong statement - China.org.cn Russia President Dmitry Medvedev's visit to Kunashiri Island, one of a group of Russian-held but Japanese-claimed islands off Hokkaido, has not only caused shock in Japan but also sparked concern in China who contrasted Japan's resignation on the Northern Territories issue against its toughness in its island dispute with China. Not surprisingly, the United States has officially voiced its support for Japan. graphic : Li Wei/China.org.cn The Northern Territories, or Kuril Islands, mainly refer to the four islands of Kunashiri, Etorofu, Habomai and Shikotan, which are located between Hokkaido and the Kamchatka peninsula of Russia. Maps and high school geography textbooks published in China display them as belonging to Japan but note them "occupied by Russia." In Maoist times, the Chinese government was firmly supportive of Japan's claims over the islands as part of the support for the ...

Japan wasn’t blameless in the recent spat. But Beijing must understand that great powers sometimes need to show restraint. The measure of a great power is not how it flexes its muscles, but how it refrains from doing so. But if that’s the standard by which we judge China’s handling of its recent confrontation with Japan over the detention of the captain of a Chinese fishing trawler in waters around the disputed Diaoyu/Shenkaku Islands, Beijing has clearly failed the test. Instead of demonstrating its restraint and patience, the Chinese government needlessly escalated tensions. Even though it succeeded in forcing Tokyo to back down and release the detained captain, China gravely damaged its ties with Japan and sullied its image as a responsible great power. To be sure, Japan wasn’t blameless (despite the portrayal of Japan as a victim in this diplomatic brawl by a sympathetic Western media). Indeed, Tokyo’s decision to detain and charge the captain was ill-considered and set off ...

You will not be able to know whats ahead of you until you have seen at least four pictures and read the explanation of what they are. Our future is here. Incredible! What an age we live in. Amazing technology from Japan . . .

Look closely and guess what they could be. Are they pens with ca me ras? Any wild guesses? No clue yet?

Ladies and gentle me n, congratulations! You've just looked into the future; yep, that's right! You've just seen so me thing that will replace your PC in the near future. Here is how it works: In the revolution of miniature computers, scientists have made great develop me nts with bluetooth technology. These are the forthcoming computers you can carry within your pockets.

This "pen sort of instru me nt" produces both the monitor and the keyboard on any flat surface, from which you can carry out functions you would normally do on your desktop computer. Can anyone say, "Goodbye, laptops!"