Geoffrey York reports in the Globe and Mail: With their expensive Mercedes-Benz sports vehicles, the wealthy members of the Chongqing car club are normally accustomed to tooling around town in their luxury cars and taking...
Read MoreFrom World Press Freedom Committee’s Interesting Times: In China, and just about anywhere else, the Internet can be a two-edged sword. Governments can find it to be a handy propaganda tool that can influence millions of...
Read MoreIn his Washington Post blog, John Pomfret writes about Chinese nationalism based on his experiences as a former foreign correspondent in Beijing: Just how scary is Chinese nationalism? Just how serious are the thousands of...
Read MoreAfter South African dock workers refused to unload a Chinese weapons shipment bound for Zimbabwe, the ship may be headed back to China, according to AP: The Chinese freighter arrived in South Africa last week, and human rights...
Read MoreDominique Moisi, founder and senior advisor at Ifri (French Institute for International Relations) and a professor at the College of Europe in Warsaw, writes for Project Syndicate on the Chinese government’s failures in...
Read MoreAnjali Puri writes on Outlook India about the Dalai Lama: “Yes, he’s a thorn in our ties with China. But is that enough for us to castigate the Dalai Lama or forsake the Tibetan cause?” If resurrection means...
Read MoreThe Economic Observer reports on the newly implemented Enterprise Income Tax Law, which imposes exorbitant taxes on non-profit groups: According to the Law, which took effect on January 1, 2008, non-profit organizations must pay...
Read MoreHarvard Business School Professor Tarun Khanna’s new book “Billions of Entrepreneurs: How China and India Are Reshaping Their Futures and Yours ” is a comparative book on the different business landscapes of...
Read MoreFrom The Observer: A little more than a week ago, in Davos, at the gathering of the world’s great and the good, Kenneth Roth, executive director of Human Rights Watch, directed a polite, though pointed question to Pervez...
Read MoreOn the Guardian website, Joe Amon takes a critical look at the Chinese government’s AIDS prevention efforts: More than 25 years into the global Aids epidemic, one thing we’ve learned is that you can’t fight HIV...
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