It's what I see: China-vs-Japan, the Senkaku Island

Posted by Elizabeth on October 11 2012, 11:51am

Let me introduce you to a new section of my blog: It's what I see. I actually realized I wanted to have a more spontaneous section where I could post articles that I find interseting, pics taken in the street, music heard somewhere, or really just anything that I feel like sharing with you

Let's start off with a small resume on a geopolitical that's getting bigger and bigger: The Senkaku Island.

Top finance officials skip meetings held in Tokyo -- Shanghai Daily | 上海日报 -- English Window to China New

CHINA'S central bank governor and finance minister won't be attending International Monetary Fund and World Bank annual meetings in Tokyo this week in an apparent snub to Japan at a time when the ...

http://www.shanghaidaily.com/nsp/National/2012/10/11/Top%2Bfinance%2Bofficials%2Bskip%2Bmeetings%2Bheld%2Bin%2BTokyo/

the ecomonic impact of a geopolitical issue

Islands apart

Sep 15th 2012 | TOKYO | from the print edition THE row between Japan and China over five islets that lie between them resurfaced again on September 11th when the Japanese government agreed to pay ¥2

http://www.economist.com/node/21562987

This article sums up pretty well the stakes of the conflict

Relations on the rocks

Aug 25th 2012 | BEIJING | from the print edition AS CHINA'S Communist Party prepares for the biggest shuffle of its leadership in a decade, officials frequently intone the need to create a ...

http://www.economist.com/node/21560893

China's patriotism: Going too far?

It's the Golden Week: Yangshuo

It's what I see: Sunset at the office

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