India’s Vision Blurs Over China

From Asia Times Online: On concluding his recent visit to China, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh remarked, “President Hu [Jintao] recognized the problems in Pakistan and agreed that a strong, stable, moderate Pakistan...

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Caught In A Chinese Box

From Asia Sentinel: On Jan. 16, Hong Kong journalist Ching Cheong passed his thousandth day in a Chinese prison on espionage charges. There is little sign that he will be released despite some hope that Beijing could relent in...

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Migrant Worker Moves – To NPC

From China Daily: Hu Xiaoyan is the archetypal migrant worker. The 34-year-old and her husband are employed in the same factory – and her twin daughters are back home with grandparents. She hails from Sichuan – one...

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A Morning with a Sunrise

This early spring I went to work at a private school The school is in a remote suburb Every morning I have to get up early to take a bus It is still dark Street lights are sleeping in the slow wind The streets seem cleaner than...

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Kim Jong-il May Visit China in March

From Chosun Ilbo: North Korean leader Kim Jong-il is reportedly considering a visit to China in late March to discuss Pyongyang’s economic woes with Chinese leaders. According to South Korea’s Yonhap news agency,...

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How The 2008 U.S. Recession Will Hit China

Economist Donald H. Straszheim wrote a commentary on Forbes.com on how China will be affected by the recession of U.S. economy in 2008: The current U.S. recession, which I believe began in December 2007, will slow China’s...

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Prince Charles’ Olympic-sized Snub to China

According to the Telegraph, Prince Charles has said he will not be attending the Olympics in Beijing, while indirectly implying it is because of human rights concerns: The Prince made his decision known to campaigners for a free...

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Renewables From The Wok

Dow Jones profiles a Chinese biodiesel company, Gushan Environmental Energy (古杉集团), that appears to be succeeding where its Western counterparts are not. Via Business Spectator: While Gushan has not seen tremendous growth in its...

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