China welcomes the United States to play a positive role in promoting the improvement of India-Pakistan relations.

We have taken note that Joseph Zen was appointed as a cardinal by the Vatican. We advocate that religious figures should not interfere with politics.

To clear up this obstacle and thus improve bilateral ties is the common aspiration of the two countries’ people and serves their basic interests.

The government is making all efforts to combat bird flu, which is a serious epidemic in China.

We have noticed that the spokesman for U.S. government reaffirmed that the United States adheres to the one-China policy and opposes ‘Taiwan independence’.

The Chinese government and the Chinese embassy in France are very concerned about the current situation of the ethnic Chinese in France.

China is concerned about the statement by the Iranian side and is worried about the way in which things are developing.

It is sheer fabrication,

China’s position on non-proliferation is very clear. We are resolutely opposed to any form of proliferation of WMD. China is a signatory to the NPT and has resolutely abided by its obligations.

China’s determination to promote exchange rate reform is unchangeable.

when Saddam was in power, the Iraqi people had suffered from several wars and sanctions for many years.

We are urging the United States… to take concrete actions to oppose Taiwan’s secessionist activities for independence.

We have repeated our position on relations with the Vatican many times. There is no change in our position.

Relevant agreements are in the process of being signed one by one, with some of them still under negotiation.

Merkel said that the new government would carry on German government’s positive policy toward China. We highly appreciates that.

I don’t think people in China would be arrested simply because of their thinking. If they do not violate the law they will not be arrested or detained.

The G4 plan is different from many countries’ stances,

There are now financial issues between the United States and North Korea, and there hasn’t been a satisfactory resolution.

The cause of the current stalemate is the mistrust between North Korea and the United States and their differences over some specific issues.

The door (for negotiations) remains open.

The Chinese government cares for the future of overseas Tibetan compatriots. Since the 1980s, 70,000 overseas Tibetan compatriots returned to China for visit.

The EU ban on arms sales to China is political discrimination against China and out of keeping with the times.

China as a major mediator has always been making active and difficult efforts. The progress of the six-party talks is not totally up to Chinese efforts. The key to resolving problems is in the hands...

Taiwan’s independence forces declared some propositions, they are all dangerous signals.

China has normal, conventional military trade with other countries which abides by China’s policies and law and agreements China has signed.

China believes both itself and Germany are influential countries in the world and their respective regions, they have broad fields and great potentials of cooperation.

The visits hurt the feelings of the two peoples and undermine the political basis for bilateral relations.

The governments of both countries do not wish for this incident to bring any harm to Sino-Russia relations,

Our stance is firm and clear.

China’s position on nonproliferation is clear. We resolutely oppose any proliferation.

conducive to the Iraqi people taking their destiny into their own hands, and to realizing peace and stability in Iraq.

This kind of accusation is groundless. Chinese military importers will not buy any products from a client who has no lawful documents.

Linking these two issues is unreasonable,

We urge the US Government to stop interfering in China’s religious affairs under the guise of the religion issue,

We hope relevant countries alert themselves to the dangerous actions of the ‘Taiwan independence’ forces, and work with china to maintain stability and development across the Taiwan Strait.

We are concerned about the announcement and are also worried about the possible development of the situation.

it is appropriate now to refer this question to the U.N. Security Council.

The visit of Cui aims at stepping up exchanges with all parties concerned in a bid to help resolve the Iranian nuclear issue properly.

We expect that the peace talks make progress and lead to national reconciliation in the end.

Chief negotiators to the talks held discussions on the joint agreement during their meeting.

We believe differences between China and the US can be resolved through consultation and dialogue.

Asian people haven’t taken the important post for 35 years, and Asia is the most populous continent. We think the next secretary-general should be picked from Asian nations.

We do not expect breakthroughs to be achieved in the next three days in all issues mentioned in the joint statement,

Given current developments, China hopes Iran will restore suspension of all activities relating to uranium enrichment and create the conditions for appropriately resolving the Iran nuclear issue through peaceful negotiations.

Linking these two issues is unreasonable. The passage of the anti-secession law is an effort to ease tensions across the Taiwan Straits.

Transplants should be arranged in accordance with law, and the general thinking behind it should be to save people’s lives first.

Now that we see difficulties in seeking a solution to this issue, we are willing to stay in close contact with all parties concerned so as to continue to seek the resolution of this issue...

We hope the parties can further ease and eliminate their differences to resume the six-party talks at an early date.

China is very concerned about the possible hazards to Russia and has informed its neighbor several times of the pollution. Both have pledged to cooperate closely to handle the pollution.

Here, we’d like to advise the United States to think over its own human rights issues, correct its erroneous double standards on the human rights issue and stop using human rights as an excuse to...