Published on Dec 28, 2011 by Euronews
http://www.euronews.net/ China is watching events in North Korea nervously, first in line to feel the effects of developments in its unpredictable, isolated ally.
As Kim Jong-il's funeral took place, there was tight security at the North Korean embassy in Beijing, where the flag flew at half-mast.
China has been urged by Japan to assume a big role in ensuring North Korea avoids volatility, and to share information about unfolding events.
The reaction in Beijing to Kim Jong-il's death and its aftermath has been polite and respectful.
As Kim Jong-il's funeral took place, there was tight security at the North Korean embassy in Beijing, where the flag flew at half-mast.
China has been urged by Japan to assume a big role in ensuring North Korea avoids volatility, and to share information about unfolding events.
The reaction in Beijing to Kim Jong-il's death and its aftermath has been polite and respectful.
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