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Agriculture
4:16 pm
Tue June 18, 2013

Missouri moves to lift ban on foreign farm owners

Credit Amy Mayer / Harvest Public Media

A last-minute move by Missouri lawmakers could make it easier for a Chinese conglomerate to buy one of the biggest pork producers in the U.S.

Legislators agreed on their final day of work in May to remove a ban on foreign ownership of agricultural land in Missouri. That change sets a foreign ownership limit at 1 percent of the state's agricultural land, subject to approval by the Missouri Department of Agriculture.

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Global Journalist
8:08 pm
Thu February 21, 2013

Will it become easier to report on China?

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A building associated with the Chinese military is allegedly the site of origin for hacking attacks against US news outlets.

China’s new leadership will soon set the agenda for the world’s most populous country for the next decade. Changes in the Communist government’s top tier could affect censorship practices — and make it either easier or harder for journalists to report on Chinese issues.  

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Global Journalist
5:35 pm
Thu September 20, 2012

Chinese media expand into Africa

Credit Greg Baker / AP Photo
Pedestrians walk past a billboard that promotes an upcoming China-Africa summit in Beijing.

Kenyans that want to hear the latest international news can listen to the BBC, the Voice of America, or Al-Jazeera. Africans can also tune in China Radio International, which is gaining ground in the crowded market.

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Global Journalist
6:10 pm
Thu September 6, 2012

Tensions flare up between China and Japan over disputed islands

Credit AP Photo/Kyodo News
This June 2011 file photo shows Uotsuri Island, one of the islands of Senkaku in Japanese and Diaoyu in Chinese, in the East China Sea.

There’s a new twist to an epic territorial dispute between Japan and China.

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