Chapter1 INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS IN2011 1
1．An Overview 1
2．Regional Situation 3
3．Thematic Review 19
Chapter2 CHINA'S DIPLOMACY IN2011 33
1．An Overview 33
2．China's Relations with Countries in Various Regions 36
3．Special Events 59
Chapter3 CHINA'S RELATIONS WITH COUNTRIES HAVING DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH CHINAAfghanistan 89
A1bania 90
Algeria 91
Andorra 92
Angola 93
Antigua and Barbuda 95
Argentina 95
Armenia 96
Australia 98
Austria 100
Azerbaijan 103
The Bahamas 104
Bahrain 105
Bangladesh 105
Barbados 107
Belarus 108
Belgium 109
Benin 110
Bolivia 111
Bosnia and Herzegovina 112
Botswana 113
Brazil 114
Brunei Darussalam 116
Bulgaria 117
Burundi 119
Cambodia 120
Cameroon 121
Canada 122
Cape Verde 124
Central African Republic 125
Chad 126
Chile 126
Colombia 127
Comoros 128
The Republic of Congo 129
Cook Islands 130
Costa Rica 130
Cote d'Ivoire 131
Croatia 132
Cuba 133
Cyprus 135
Czech Republic 136
Denmark 137
Diibouti 138
Dominica 139
DPRK 139
Democratic Republic of Congo 142
Ecuador 143
Egypt 143
Equatorial Guinea 144
Eritrea 145
Estonia 146
Ethiopia 147
Fiji 148
Finland 150
France 151
Gabon 156
Georgia 157
Germany 158
Ghana 162
Greece 163
Grenada 165
Guinea 166
Guinea-Bissau 167
Guyana 168
Hungary 168
Iceland 170
India 171
Indonesia 173
Iran 175
Iraq 176
Ireland 177
Israel 178
Italy 180
Jamaica 182
Japan 183
Jordan 187
Kazakhstan 188
Kenya 190
Kuwait 192
Kyrgyzstan 192
Laos 193
Latvia 195
Lebanon 196
Lesotho 196
Liberia 197
Libya 198
Liechtenstein 199
Lithuania 199
Luxembourg 200
Macedonia 201
Madagascar 202
Malawi 203
Malaysia 203
Maldives 204
Mali 205
Malta 206
Mauritania 207
Mauritius 208
Mexico 209
Micronesia,F.S 211
Moldova 212
Monaco 213
Mongolia 214
Montenegro 215
Morocco 216
Mozambique 218
Myanmar 219
Namibia 220
Nepal 222
The Netherlands 223
New Zealand 224
Niger 227
Nigeria 228
Niue 229
Norway 229
Oman 229
Pakistan 230
Palestine 233
Papua New Guinea 233
Peru 234
The Philippines 235
Poland 236
Portugal 239
Qatar 240
Republic of Korea 241
Romania 243
Russia 244
Rwanda 249
Samoa 250
San Marino 251
Saudi Arabia 252
Senegal 253
Serbia 254
Seychelles 255
Sierra Leone 256
Singapore 257
Slovakia 258
Slovenia 259
Somalia 260
South Africa 260
South Sudan 263
Spain 265
Sri Lanka 267
Sudan 269
Suriname 270
Sweden 271
Switzerland 273
Syria 274
Tajikistan 275
Tanzania 276
Thailand 278
Timor-Leste 279
Togo 279
Tonga 280
Trinidad and Tobago 281
Tunisia 282
Turkey 282
Turkmenistan 284
Uganda 285
Ukraine 286
United Arab Emirates 287
United Kingdom 289
United States ofAmerica 290
Uruguay 300
Uzbekistan 301
Vanuatu 302
Venezuela 303
Vietnam 304
Yemen 307
Zambia 308
Zimbabwe 310
Chapter 4 CHINA'S RELATIONS WITH INTERNATIONAL AND REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONSChina and the United Nations 312
1．Political and Security Fields 312
2．The Economic Field 327
3．Human Rights 331
4．Social Issues 336
China's Relations with Other International and Regional Organizations and Conferences 341
1．World Trade Organization 341
2．World Health Organization 342
3．World Tourism Organization 342
4．International Telecommunication Union 343
5．International Maritime Organization 344
6．International Civil Aviation Organization 345
7．United Nations Educational.Scientific and Cultural Organization 346
8．World Intellectual Property Organization 347
9．Universal Postal Union 348
10．International Red Cross Organizations 348
11．Alliance of Civilizations 349
12．The League ofArab States 350
13．Shanghai Cooperation Organization 352
14．Association of Southeast Asian Nations 353
15．South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation 355
16．Gulf Cooperation Council 355
17．African Union 356
18．European Union 357
19．Organization ofAmerican States 360
20．Pacific Islands Forum 361
21．Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation 362
22．Inter-American Development Bank 364
23．International Organization for Migration 364
24．Asia-Europe Meeting 365
25．East Asia Summit 368
26．Boao Forum for Asia 369
27．ASEAN and China-Japan-ROK Cooperation 370
28．Greater Mekong Subregion Economic Cooperation 372
29．Forum for East Asia and Latin America Cooperation 373
30．ASEAN Regional Forum 374
31．Latin American Parliament 375
32．Rio Group 375
Chapter 5 WORK ON ARMS CONTROL,DISARMAMENT AND NON-PROLIFERATION IN CHINA'S DIPLOMACY 375
1．Overview 377
2．China's Participation in Arms Control and Disarmament Within the UN Framework 378
3．China's Implementation of International Legal Instruments on Arms Control and Non-Proliferation 383
4．China's Efforts on Non-Proliferation 393
5．Dialogues with Relevant Countries on Strategic Security,Arms Contro1 and Non-proliferation 395
6．Other Matters 396
Chapter 6 TREATIES AND LEGAL ASPECTS OF CHINA'S DIPLOMACY 398
1．Bilateral and Multilateral Treaties 398
2．China's Activities in the Legal Field of the United Nations 400
3．China's Law-related Activities in the Field of Combating Transnational Crimes 409
4．China's Activities in Relation to International Human Rights Law 410
5．China and Private International Law—the Hague Conference on Private International Law 412
6．Mutual Legal Assistance and Cooperation 413
7．China's Work in the Field of the International Law of the Sea 415
8．China's Efforts in the Field of International Environment Law 421
9．Other Work on Treaties and Law 427
Chapter 7 BOUNDARY AND OCEAN AFFAIRS IN CHINA'S DIPLOMACY 431
1．An Overview 431
2．Work on the Land Boundary 432
3．Boundary Administration and Cooperation for Development 434
4．Issues of Maritime Rights and Interests Between China and Neighboring Countries 437
Chapter 8 THE PRESS,INFORMATION AND PUBLIC DIPLOMACY WORK IN CHINA'S DIPLOMACY 437
1．An Overview 439
2．Expounding on China's Foreign Policy 440
3．Work Related to Foreign Correspondents 444
4．The Information Department's External Exchanges 451
5．Public Diplomacy 452
Chapter 9 CONSULAR WORK 457
1．An Overview 457
2．Consular Protection 458
3．Consular Consultations 460
4．Consular Agreements 462
5．Consular Posts 462
6．Matters Related to Foreign Consular Posts in China and Foreign Related Cases 464
7．Migration Cooperation 465
8．Consular Documents 465
Appendix Ⅰ 468
Appendix Ⅱ 572
Editor's Note 619