O'Neill has an insider's view of capital flow and the growth of national economies around the world, seen from the furnace of finance that fed off globalization and helped create the aspects of it that are seen today.
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Noting that the existing multilateral system "provides effective trade remedy measures and dispute settlement mechanisms", he said that members of the World Trade Organization should resolve their disputes within the multilateral framework.
Noting that both China and Greece have created unique civilizations with profound impacts, she urged the two sides to better pass down their cultural heritage, enhance cooperation between museums, and play greater roles in enriching the China-Greece people-to-people and cultural exchanges and promoting dialogue and mutual learning among civilizations.
Noting filibusters to block the bill in 17 House Committe meetings totaling over 50 hours, Cheung said he hopes the legislature will make concrete progress on the bill.
Noting that China has a long tradition of respecting and loving the elderly, Xi pledged greater efforts in caring for seniors to ensure that the aged enjoy happy lives.
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Nur Bekri, former head of the National Energy Administration and ex-chairman of the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, was sentenced to life imprisonment for bribery by a court in Liaoning province on Monday.
Nurhayati (right), 65, prays to mark the 15th anniversary of the Indian Ocean tsunami at a cemetery containing mass graves in Siron, Aceh Province, on Thursday. [CHAIDEER MAHYUDDIN/AFP]
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O'Neill is well known for coining the term BRIC in 2001, to refer to Brazil, Russia, India, and China as four rapidly developing nations that symbolized the shifting balance in the global economy. South Africa was added to the group nine years later, making it BRICS.