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Nagoya Mayor’s Nanjing Massacre Denial Sparks Uproar
Mayor Kawamura Takashi’s denial of the infamous 1937 massacre has triggered the suspension of sister-city relations between Nagoya and Nanjing and a furious backlash among the Chinese public and media. The mayor remains insistent, however, while Tokyo is attempting to play the affair down as a city-to-city matter. From The New York Times:The falling out began Monday, when Nagoya’s mayor, TaFebruary 23, 2012 1:25 AM
Chinese Fascism’s Global Consequences
For Truth Out, a Canadian living and teaching at a university in China argues that China currently should be defined as a
Chinese Workers Abducted by Rebels in Sudan Released
The 29 Chinese workers who were abducted by rebels while working on a road construction project in Sudan ten days ago hav
February 7, 2012 4:34 PM
Four Trends on China’s Internet
At China Media Project, Hu Yong describes three trends in the developing tone, role and political context of China’
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