A few links to start off your day: Teenage Tibetan self-immolation, Tehran nukes talk and a ‘trust deficit' with China
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Today's Links: Teenage Tibetan self-immolation, Tehran nukes talk and a ‘trust deficit' with China
Today's Links: Xi Jinping, Stephen Harper, Indian military, anti-China sentiment in Hong Kong and more
A few links to start off your day: Xi Jinping, Stephen Harper, Indian military, anti-China sentiment in Hong Kong and more
Today's Links: Higher gas prices, higher office rents in Beijing, and higher internet speeds for everybody!
A few links to start off your day: Higher gas prices, higher office rents in Beijing, and higher internet speeds for everybody!
Today's Links: Android, airline carbon taxes, Citigroup, cadmium poisoning, Deng Fei and more
A few links to start off your day: Android, airline carbon taxes, Citigroup, cadmium poisoning, Deng Fei and more
Today's Links: Merkel's China trip, a $328,000 pigeon and a hard landing this year?
A few links to start off your day: Merkel's China trip, a $328,000 pigeon and a hard landing this year?
Today's Links: Fei Xiang, CCTV, Sudan, Zhu Yufu and more
A few links to start off your day: Fei Xiang, CCTV, Sudan, Zhu Yufu and more
Today's Links: 3 billion train trips, a thousand tonnes of trash, Twitter and Tibet
A few links to start off your day: 3 billion train trips, a thousand tonnes of trash, Twitter and Tibet
Today's Links: Disney, global warming, Syria, Spratlys, tennis and more
A few links to start off your day: Disney, global warming, Syria, Spratlys, tennis and more
Today's Links: China Telecom in the UK, Wen Jiabao in Nepal and Hu Jintao in Addis Ababa
A few links to start off your day: China Telecom in the UK, Wen Jiabao in Nepal and Hu Jintao in Addis Ababa
Today's Links: Ferretti, Athlone, Taiwan elections, stem cell treatments and more
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Today's Links: Nice cars for officials, more monks on fire and trouble in the Spratlys
A few links to start off your day: Nice cars for officials, more monks on fire and trouble in the Spratlys
Today's Links: EU air tax, Iran oil ban, new dragon stamps, thought control over students and more
A few links to start off your day: EU air tax, Iran oil ban, new dragon stamps, thought control over students and more
Today's Links: Anti-radiation maternity suits, top ten lists, luxury cars, and surfing in China
A few links to start off your day: In Bloomberg, Adam Minter takes a look at the debate raging over anti-radiation maternity suits in China, and why the bizarrely popular trend is likely coming to an end. Check out the new Sinica Podcast about the Wukan uprisings, and the debate that Han Han has recently inflamed over liberalization in China. The Telegraph looks at the explosion of Chinese luxury shoppers arriving on English soil and how it impacts luxury retailers, who are quickly hiring Mandarin-speaking staff and being advised to avoid topics like “politics, Japan and communism”.
Today's Links: Baidu analytics, converting Chinese teenagers, and the downwardly mobile
A few links to start off your day: This week Business Week looks at the somewhat shady practice of Christian private schools luring over wealthy Chinese exchange students in order to proselytize and convert them. In a Foreign Policy piece entitled "The End of the Chinese Dream", Christina Larson examines the palpable sense of frustration among city dwellers, and asks the question: "Could it possibly be true that a swath of people in China's big cities is downwardly mobile?"
Today's Links: Weibo regulations, Greenpeace on China, and more on N. Korea
A few links to start off your day: China claims that all government agencies will be using legitimate software by the end of 2012. Uh-huh. If they're for real, Microsoft is going to have a pretty sweet year. In an Op-Ed for the NY Times, Georgetown professor Victor Cha predicts that China will move towards effectively adopting North Korea as a province to prevent any possibility of growing US influence. A piece by Damien Ma in the Atlantic this week covers the rise of social media in China, and whether or not it can become a force for making the government more open and accountable:
Today's Links: Reindeer herders, pork-monitoring, a new sovereign wealth fund and broken windows at the South Korean embassy
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Today's Links: Plasma, Pac-12 expansion, hackers, and "The Flowers of War"
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Today's Links: Karmapa Lama charged, France downgraded, Iran displays downed US drone and Sichuan finds gas
A few links to start off your day: Karmapa Lama charged, France downgraded, CCTV expands and gas discovered in Sichuan
Today's Links: Chen Guangcheng, sea turtles, economic slowdown, iPhone 4S, Saab and more
A few links to start off your day: Chen Guangcheng, sea turtles, economic slowdown, iPhone 4S, Saab and more
Today's Links: Huang Nubo's Iceland deal off, meetings with India cancelled, China's "immature" golf market and the darker side of Huaxi
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Today's Links: IP rights, hot money, telecoms antitrust and how China can defeat America
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Today's Links: An open letter to Sina Weibo, handouts for hybrid Roewe buyers and a petition for Chen Guangcheng
A few links to start off your day: An open letter to Sina Weibo, handouts for hybrid Roewe buyers and a petition for Chen Guangcheng
Today's Links: "Crazybad" air in Beijing, Hollywood in Linyi, crackdown on online drug sales and more
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Today's Links: Chen Guangcheng hijinx, cyber-attacking Japan, and Mongol invasion shipwrecks
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Today's Links: Tension in Inner Mongolia, The Gap, iPhone lust and Yueyue-related arrests
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Today's Links: Yueyue, Ebay, food prices, Taoism and the Eurozone crisis
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Today's Links: China's princelings, forex reserves, a secret Eurozone commitment and another self-immolation
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Today's Links: Taobao raises fees, models-turned-independent candidates, and mahjong instead of bingo
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Today's Links: Vladimir Putin's "Eurasian Union", Walmart Chongqing, Android Market, illegal Afghan immigrants and more
A few links to start off your day: Vladimir Putin's "Eurasian Union", Walmart Chongqing, Android Market, illegal Afghan immigrants and more
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