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Want Access? Go Easy on China

Foreign scholars of China are learning their are limits to their access if their research doesn’t fit the Chinese government agenda. From The National: Foreign scholars are finding the China field an increasingly dangerous...

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China Raises Gasoline and Diesel Prices

On Friday new retail prices for gasoline, diesel and jet fuel came into effect in China. From Asia Times: The retail price for petrol was raised 16.7% to 6,980 yuan (US$1,014) a tonne, effective on Friday, by the National...

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The Island of China

The analysts at Stratfor have taken a look at China’s historic and contemporary geopolitics and, in a monograph explaining their findings, they have included this compelling theoretical map that highlights the core of...

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Robert D. Kaplan: China’s Still-Wild West

From the Atlantic Monthly: It isn’t only Tibetans who have risen up against Chinese rule, but also Turkic Moslem Uighurs in China’s far western province of Xinjiang. The Chinese have reacted by arresting Uighur (pronounced...

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Olympic Torch’s Arrival In Tibet Postponed

From AP: Organizers of the Olympic torch relay said Monday the flame’s arrival in Tibet would be postponed, but declined to give an exact date for the torch’s journey through the region, which has been shrouded in...

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Terrorism and the Olympics

From New York Times: The reports of terror plots emanating this year from this Muslim region in the far west of China might seem fanciful: A foiled plot to blow up a plane; a cache of TNT to bomb the Summer Olympics; even a...

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China’s Olympian Challenges

From Council on Foreign Relations website: As the 2008 Summer Olympic Games hosted by Beijing draw closer, China faces increasing pressures for reform on issues ranging from human rights to press freedom. Minky Worden, media...

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Broken Promises

During his 2000 presidential campaign, George Bush said he’d take China to task over its human rights record, but Joshua Kurlantzick writes in The New Republic that the president’s China policy today is the exact...

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