Rubric China

China

| 24/03/2004
| china - united states

| 18/03/2004
| china - united nations

| 17/03/2004
| TAIWAN - CHINA

The Communist Party remains the ruling party

| 14/03/2004
| china - npc

The diocese of Qiqihar fears a campaign of destruction and arrests will be waged, as is happening in other parts of the country.
| 11/03/2004
| China
by Gianni Criveller, PIME
An interview with Msgr. Anthony  Li Duan,  bishop of Xian.
| 10/03/2004
| China

 

| 08/03/2004
| China - World Women's Day

| 04/03/2004
| CHINA - KAZAKHSTAN
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| PAPUA NEW GUINEA
 
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| ECCLESIA IN ASIA
 
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| INDONESIA
 
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| CHINA - VATICAN
 
by Sumon Corraya
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| BANGLADESH - MYANMAR
 
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| BANGLADESH
 
by Sumon Corraya
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| BANGLADESH
 
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| RUSSIA
“L’Asia: ecco il nostro comune compito per il terzo millennio!” - Giovanni Paolo II, da “Alzatevi, andiamo”