Daily Archives: February 5, 2010
China Warns Locals to Settle Migrant Pay Disputes
The central government has warned local officials that they need to settle disputes with migrant workers over unpaid wages before the Lunar New Year holiday,
Liang Jing (梁京): From Ruling by Rhetoric to Ruling by Secret Police
Thanks to David Kelly, Professor of China Studies, China Research Centre, University of Technology Sydney, for translating the following opinion piece
Giant Panda Tai Shan Lands Corporate Sponsorship from Chinese Automaker
To follow-up on yesterday’s farewell to the beloved panda Taishan from the National Zoo in Washington, today he landed in China, and landed a corporate
What Are Li Zhuang and the Chongqing Government Up to?
On Inside-Out China, Xujun Eberlain comments on the confusing case of lawyer Li Zhuang who has been convicted of fabricating evidence in the Chongqing
China is Aiming at America’s Soft Underbelly: the Internet
The Christian Science Monitor interviews Mike McConnell, former director of National Intelligence, the authority over all US intelligence agencies, and
Chicken Parts Join Menu of U.S.-China Disputes
The Chinese government has announced that it will impose anti-dumping duties on chicken parts from the U.S. From Reuters:The Chinese Commerce Ministry’s
US in Line of Fire as China Toughens up Foreign Policy
The Guardian reports on comments made by Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi at a conference in Germany:The country’s foreign minister, Yang Jiechi, threatened
Photo: A broom maker in Anji, Zhejiang, by Portrait of an LBX
A broom maker in Anji, Zhejiang, by Portrait of an LBX
